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US President Donald Trump said Iran could emerge as a major market for American agricultural exports as Washington pursues negotiations with Tehran. He also announced an additional $11 billion in relief for farmers and highlighted measures aimed at boosting US agriculture
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US President Donald Trump claimed Iran agreed never to acquire nuclear weapons under a “historic peace agreement” that ended tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. He also asserted that Iran’s military capabilities and defence infrastructure had been severely weakened.
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The US Senate passed a war powers resolution requiring congressional approval for future military operations against Iran. The measure, backed by Democrats and some Republicans, reflects growing concern over President Donald Trump’s handling of the conflict, though its practical impact may be limited.
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US President Donald Trump accused Iran of carrying out drone attacks on Indian-linked ships near the Strait of Hormuz, calling the action unacceptable. His remarks came amid India's diplomatic protest over attacks on commercial vessels carrying Indian crew members
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US President Donald Trump claimed a deal to end tensions with Iran is nearly complete and could be signed in Europe this weekend. He said Iran agreed to forgo nuclear weapons, prompting the US to halt planned military strikes and pursue diplomacy
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The rupee fell 50 paise to settle at 95.75 against the US dollar on Thursday, pressured by escalating West Asia tensions, a stronger dollar, foreign fund outflows and weak domestic equities. Concerns over regional conflict and oil market volatility weighed on investor sentiment
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US President Donald Trump signalled further military action against Iran, saying Tehran would “pay the price” following the alleged downing of a US helicopter. He urged Iran to accept a nuclear deal and warned that additional strikes on key infrastructure remain possible
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US President Donald Trump warned of more strikes on Iran after Tehran launched attacks targeting Bahrain, Kuwait and Jordan. As tensions escalated across the region, diplomatic efforts continued amid concerns that the conflict could further disrupt global energy markets
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Iran launched retaliatory attacks on Kuwait, and claimed strikes on Bahrain and Jordan, after US airstrikes targeted Iranian military sites following a helicopter crash near the Strait of Hormuz. Rising tensions threaten ceasefire efforts, disrupt shipping, and fuel global energy price increases
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US President Donald Trump said Iran is willing to forgo nuclear weapons and reach an agreement with Washington. He claimed US actions severely weakened Iran’s military and predicted a diplomatic victory soon, while endorsing Senator Lindsey Graham ahead of South Carolina’s Republican primary
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India on Monday reiterated its advisory urging nationals to avoid travel to Iran and leave the country using available transport. The warning follows fresh Israeli airstrikes on Iranian targets, raising concerns over regional security and the safety of thousands of Indians
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US President Donald Trump urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to retaliate after Iran launched missile barrages at Israel. Trump warned further escalation could derail US-Iran ceasefire negotiations, while Israel considered a strong response despite intercepting all missiles
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Iran launched missiles at Israel for the first time since the April ceasefire, retaliating for Israeli strikes in Beirut. The escalation threatened regional stability, prompted airspace closures, and raised fears of renewed conflict, while US President Donald Trump urged restraint and diplomacy
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Tensions escalated between the United States and Iran after US forces struck Iranian radar and drone control sites following a drone downing incident. Iran retaliated, Kuwait intercepted incoming fire, and ongoing conflicts threaten regional stability and global energy routes
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The United States and Iran are revising a draft agreement aimed at ending their conflict, with both sides proposing amendments. President Donald Trump seeks stricter nuclear provisions, while Tehran insists on protecting national interests before approving any final deal
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi said Egypt is helping facilitate a comprehensive US-Iran agreement through diplomatic contacts. Meanwhile, Donald Trump stated negotiations are progressing, stressing Iran must never obtain nuclear weapons while keeping military action as an alternative
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Iran said it will revise the proposed memorandum of understanding with the United States after reviewing Washington's latest amendments. Tehran insists no deal is final without protecting Iranian rights, while negotiations continue over ending the conflict and securing mutually acceptable terms
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The Trump administration has outlined three non-negotiable conditions for any agreement with Iran, including surrendering highly enriched uranium and ensuring free navigation through the Strait of Hormuz. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned that military options could return if diplomacy fails.
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The US carried out fresh overnight strikes in Iran targeting a military site near the Strait of Hormuz, while President Donald Trump warned Washington could resume military action if nuclear negotiations with Tehran fail to produce an agreement acceptable to the United States.
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Iran denied reports it would transfer enriched uranium abroad, dismissing Saudi media claims as US psychological operations. Officials stressed no nuclear concessions in ongoing MoU talks with Washington, while emphasizing unity against US-Israel pressure amid fragile ceasefire and Pakistani-mediated negotiations
