Trump’s critics question how the U.S. is better off after war with Iran
U.S. President has talked of making ‘big money’ by opening the Strait of Hormuz and rebuilding Iran
Trump’s critics question how the U.S. is better off after war with Iran
U.S. President has talked of making ‘big money’ by opening the Strait of Hormuz and rebuilding Iran Grouped from 8 articles across 5 sources.
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Trump finds his off-ramp with Iran, but the causes of war remain unresolved
The fundamental divides with Iran are as sharp as they were in February.
Trump has found his Iran off-ramp – but at what cost?
Domestically and internationally, the effects of the war will be felt for years to come.
How Trump made the decision to attack Iran
Deliberations inside the administration highlighted Trump's instincts and his inner circle’s fractures.
How Trump’s promise to ‘wipe out’ Iran could backfire on US power
The world counts down to Trump’s threats of destruction.
The question over Trump’s ‘historic’ refinery deal: $300bn or $40mn?
Reliance Industries has made no announcement to the stock exchange about the project in Brownsville, Texas
Djibouti and the Horn of Africa: new front in the war on Iran
Djibouti built its economy on the strategy of charging rent to different military world powers.
Ukraine war briefing: Kyiv lays out how ‘Russian satellites help Iran in war’
Iran bombed US bases and allies’ facilities soon after Russian satellites mapped them, according to Ukrainian assessment. What we know on day 1,505 Russian satellites made detailed imagery of military facilities and critical sites across the Middle East including US bases and other targets that were attacked by Iran soon afterwards , according to a Ukrainian intelligence assessment. Reuters reported that the assessment cited at least 24 surveys of areas in 11 Middle Eastern countries from 21-31 March, covering 46 “objects” including US and other military bases and airports and oilfields. Within days of being surveyed, military bases and headquarters were targeted by Iranian ballistic missiles and drones, the assessment said. Russian satellites were actively surveying the strait of Hormuz , according to the Ukrainians. Reuters said a western military source and a separate regional security cited their own intelligence in backing up the claims. Reuters said the Iranian foreign ministry had no immediate comment and the defence ministry in Russia did not respond to a request for comment. Reuters said its regional security source confirmed a specific incident where a Russian satellite imaged Prince Sultan airbase in Saudi Arabia days before Iran struck the facility on 27 March, hitting a sophisticated US E-3 Sentry airborne warning and control system aircraft. The next day a Russian satellite passed over again to assess the damage , the assessment said. The Ukrainian report also alleges Russian and Iranian hackers were collaborating in the cyber domain. The Ukrainian military said it had struck Russia’s Ust-Luga oil terminal in the Leningrad region on Tuesday. The general staff said on Telegram it had preliminary confirmation of damage to three storage tanks belonging to the Transneft-Baltika company. Crude oil exports from Russia’s Sheskharis terminal in the Black Sea port of Novorossiysk were suspended after a big drone attack and a fire, two sources told Reuters on Tuesday. The terminal, which typically loads 700,000 barrels a day of crude oil, is Russia’s key oil outlet in the Black Sea. Its suspension will add to the strain on Russian infrastructure, which has been repeatedly attacked. Moscow’s troops targeted two buses in the eastern Dnipropetrovsk region, its governor, Oleksandr Ganzha, said on Telegram. A drone smashed into a bus approaching a stop in Nikopol’s city centre, he said, and later another bus was hit in a neighbouring community. Four people were killed in Nikopol and at least 16 injured, officials said. In the southern city of Kherson, a Russian attack on a residential area that lasted half an hour killed four elderly people and injured seven more , said the regional governor, Oleksandr Prokudin. Other deadly Russian strikes took place in Zaporizhzhia and Sumy oblasts , said Ukrainian officials. Ukrainian drone strikes killed five civilians including a 12-year-old boy and his parents in Russia and Russian-occupied parts of Ukraine, Russian officials said on Tuesday. Reuters could not independently verify the officials’ statements, and Ukraine denies deliberately targeting civilians. Continue reading...
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