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The article describes an escalation of tensions between the United States and Iran, with mutual accusations, alleged foiled attacks, indirect diplomatic talks, and economic impacts on Italian families linked to rising energy prices.
The Sky TG24 special on the war in Iran
War, Axios: US wants Iran to allow return of IAEA inspectors
Former Shin Bet chief denounces Netanyahu: warning of imminent disaster. The Israeli prime minister had once again denied the news according to which the head of Egyptian intelligence had called him at the beginning of October 2023 to warn him of an imminent attack from Gaza. After the no to Tehran's proposal, Trump spoke of new talks but added that a resumption of attacks remains an option.
After the no to Tehran's proposal, the US president spoke of new talks but added that a resumption of attacks remains an option. Tehran, however, denies it: "The Iranian delegation present in New York does not envisage negotiations with the United States", wrote IRNA, citing a source close to the delegation.
The shadow of terrorism is once again growing over the United Kingdom and the West. The British police intervened to foil at the last minute the alleged plans of an attack against the RAF air base in Fairford, in the English county of Gloucestershire, which was also made available for take-offs by the bombers that have been targeting Tehran for months. Five people arrested, British counter-terrorism investigates potential links with Iran. Trump takes charge of the blitz resulting from the "great collaboration" with London, reports Sky News UK.
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Trump denies Axios: I offered nothing to Tehran
“Axios just published an article claiming that Trump offered Iran sanctions relief and the release of frozen funds. This is false. I offered them NOTHING! The Axios article, like most others, is a HOAX, used only to satisfy their obsession with Trump. They should retract this fake news story immediately!” The President of the United States, Donald Trump, writes it in 'Truth'.
Iran: sounds of explosions on Qeshm island
Sounds of explosions were heard on the island of Qeshm coming from the sea. Iranian agencies made this known. Iranian state TV says the explosions were likely the result of warning shots fired at violating ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
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US-Iran war, how many Italian soldiers were deployed in the Persian Gulf?
Since March, the Air Force contingent has been protecting the forces and national interests present in the area, in support of the Armed and Security Forces of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Bahrain. The Air – Arabia Task Force is commanded by Colonel Simone Agostino Rocca.
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US aviator Dude 44 Bravo, rescued after 50 hours among enemies in Iran
"It's the most terrifying thing I've ever seen," the US Air Force colonel rescued in Iran in a spectacular recovery operation last April told CBS, after having spent 50 hours in enemy territory wounded and hunted.
US aviator Dude 44 Bravo, rescued after 50 hours among enemies in Iran
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Iran war, price increases for families: 1.8 billion in 6 months
The price increases are mainly driven by gas, up by 13.5%, followed by electricity with an increase of 10.1%. The impact, however, is not distributed uniformly across the country.
Iran war, price increases for families: 1.8 billion in 6 months
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Iran, Trump: we will defeat him very soon
US President Donald Trump has said that "we will defeat Iran very soon" and that fuel prices will collapse.
Trump: We spoke to the mediators today
US President Donald Trump just told reporters in the Oval Office that US officials spoke with mediators today, without providing further details. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi was also due to meet mediators in New York, according to Iranian state media.
Emirates confirm yesterday's meeting with Netanyahu
Mohammad bin Zayed, president of the United Arab Emirates, discussed with Netanyahu yesterday ways to strengthen bilateral ties during the Israeli prime minister's visit to Abu Dhabi, according to the state-run UAE News Agency.
Who are the Houthis, the militia that controls Bab el-Mandeb in the Red Sea
Zaydi-style Shiites have controlled the Yemeni capital Sana'a for years now. Behind them is Iran, an ideological, religious and military ally. Their role has become even more crucial after the outbreak of the conflict inflaming the Middle East.
Who are the Houthis, the militia that controls Bab el-Mandeb in the Red Sea
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War in Iran and price increases, sectors most affected and impact on families
The Consumer Training and Research Center (C.r.c.), in collaboration with Assoutenti, analyzed - on the basis of official Istat data - the trend in prices and tariffs of goods and services from the outbreak of the conflict in Iran until today. The study shows that the increases do not only concern fuel and energy and that the impact on Italian families, at the end of the year, could be 24.6 billion euros.
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Iraq resumes flights to and from Iran
Iraqi Airways has decided to resume flights between Najaf and Iranian airports. The Iraqi state news agency writes it.
Former Shin Bet chief denounces Netanyahu: "I warned you of an imminent disaster"
Former Shin Bet director Ronen Bar has announced that he will file a defamation suit against Benjamin Netanyahu for claiming today that the then intelligence chief was aware of the threat of an attack on the night of October 6-7, but chose not to inform the prime minister. In a statement, Bar also calls for the release of documents and testimony about information provided to Netanyahu before October 7, 2023. Bar said he warned Netanyahu of "an impending disaster of unprecedented proportions, and that the prime minister ignored these warnings."
Netanyahu office, Channel 12 reported for the news of the visit to the Emirates
The office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announces that the Shin Bet (internal intelligence) filed a complaint this evening with the head of military censorship, asking him to prosecute Channel 12 for a serious violation of censorship rules in relation to the dissemination of the news about the prime minister's visit to the Emirates yesterday. According to the Shin Bet, "the publication of the visit at the time it was made known put the security of the prime minister, the operation and the forces in the field at risk. Furthermore, the publication of the visit and the manner in which it took place exposed the service's operational methods, in itself placing future operations at greater risk." The note continues: "The publication endangered the lives of the prime minister, his wife and the delegation, which included the head of the Mossad, the head of the National Security Council, Major General Guy Markizano, the military secretary, the head of the Shin Bet Security Division, the flight crew and security personnel." “The complaint focuses on the fact that the information about the flight was published at 9.38pm, when the plane was still far from the country's borders. The plane landed in Israel about an hour later, at 10.27pm,” Netanyahu's office adds, effectively providing further details. Furthermore, a Mossad assessment of the severity of the damage caused by the Channel 12 publication reads: "This information leak constituted a serious threat to the security of the prime minister and the delegation... We ask that an alarm be raised and that the publication be classified as a serious event constituting damage to the security of the State of Israel."
Iran: al-Arabiya, indirect talks today with the USA mediated by Pakistan and Qatar
Indirect talks between the United States and Iran, mediated by Qatar and Pakistan, will be held today in New York. Sources confirmed this to Al Arabiya.
GB: 5 arrested for accident near base released on bail
The five men in their early twenties arrested as part of the investigation into the accident which occurred near the Fairford Royal Air Force (RAF) base, also used by the US armed forces, have been released on bail. This was announced by the head of the British anti-terrorism police, Laurence Taylor. "This does not mean that the investigation is over," Taylor said, explaining that the five remain under investigation and are subject to "strict conditions" regarding their movements and contact with other people. "We are following several investigative leads," he added. The five men were traveling in three vehicles, which were subsequently searched with the support of military personnel and forensic experts. "Significant resources" of security forces still remain deployed in the area and the site is still cordoned off. The cordon, Taylor explained, will however be reduced in the next few hours to allow residents to return to their homes.
Netanyahu denies the WSJ: "Arab countries behind those accusations"
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu once again denies reports that Egyptian intelligence chief Abbas Kamel called him in early October 2023 to warn of an imminent attack from Gaza. "There is no truth in the news published in the Wall Street Journal", he writes on
Netanyahu: dossier against Erdogan on Kurds and Hamas
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has given an inter-ministerial team and the head of the International Law Department of the Ministry of Justice the task of preparing a dossier against Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to be presented to the International Criminal Court (ICC).
Attack on RAF base, Tehran denies any involvement
Iran "categorically" denies the suspicion of any involvement in the alleged explosive attack foiled near the English RAF Fairford air base, also used by US bombers in the war against Tehran. This is stated in a statement released by the Iranian embassy in the United Kingdom in response to press rumors on investigations conducted in this regard by the British counter-terrorism agency, after the arrest of 5 suspects: all British citizens resident in London, as announced today.
Attack on RAF base, all 5 British arrested
The 5 men arrested yesterday in relation to the alleged foiled explosive attack near the English RAF Fairford air base, also used by US bombers in the war against Iran, are all British citizens, residing in London. This was announced today by the anti-terrorism agency, in an update, maintaining a veil of caution on the matrix, as part of an investigation defined as "wide-ranging and enormously complex".
Khamenei: "Days of colonial rule will never return"
Iran will no longer be subjugated by colonizers. This was assured by Ayatollah Mojtaba Khameni, in a message on the second anniversary of the killing of Sheik Hassan Nasrallah, leader of Hezbollah, who died on 27 September 2024 in an Israeli raid in Beirut. “As a servant of the dear Iranian people, I declare that those days of the past [of the colonizers' rule over Iran], to which our enemy dreams of returning, are over and will never be repeated again,” he wrote.
Media: "Netanyahu asked the Emirates to deny warnings about 7/10"
Benjamin Netanyahu secretly traveled to the United Arab Emirates over the weekend to ask the country's leader to deny reports that Abu Dhabi warned him of an imminent threat from Hamas before October 7. The Times of Israel reports this, citing a source familiar with the matter. Netanyahu held an hour-long meeting with the president of the United Arab Emirates yesterday, Channel 12 and other Israeli media revealed. A source familiar with the matter said the talks focused on an article published earlier this month by the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, which said the Emirati leader had warned Netanyahu of an imminent Hamas attack shortly before October 7, 2023. Netanyahu then asked Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed to deny the report, according to the source. Netanyahu's office had previously denied what was reported by Haaretz.
Mojtaba Khamenei: "The USA does not dare go beyond the Arabian Sea, they will soon be forced to leave it"
"Today, due to the painful blows that the enemies have suffered at the hands of the valiant fighters and defenders of the Strait of Hormuz, (the United States, ed.) do not dare to advance beyond the Arabian Sea. It will not be long before the Arabian Sea also frees itself of their presence." This was stated by the Supreme Leader of Iran, Mojtaba Khamenei, in a message released on the occasion of the anniversary of the start of the Iran-Iraq war and the eight years of what Tehran defines as the 'Sacred Defense' and the second anniversary of the killing of Hezbollah leader, Hassan Nasrallah. Khamenei, who has never appeared in public since his election as Leader, addressing the country exclusively with written messages, claimed Iran's ability to stand up to foreign forces in the r
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Indirect talks between the United States and Iran, mediated by Qatar and Pakistan, will be held today in New York.
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The security cordon around RAF Fairford will be reduced in the coming hours to allow residents to return to their homes.
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