
Vance pushes for an end to the conflict, Hegseth and Cooper push for fighting. Over 30 victims in a Saudi attack in Yemen, six Italians arrested in the West Bank.
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The Trump administration is divided on Iran, with Vice President JD Vance pushing for an end to the conflict and Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth and US Central Command number one Brad Cooper pushing for a return to fighting. Trump says he is still undecided whether to attack Iran. The Iranian military says it is stronger than at the start of the war in the Middle East and ready to respond to any attack immediately and without geographical limits. During the night, Trump admits an attack lasting a few minutes on Qeshm island to destroy a small anti-aircraft device. Over 30 victims, dead and injured, in a Saudi attack on a livestock market in Taiz, Yemen. There are six Italians among the 14 international volunteers arrested in the West Bank while helping Palestinians harvest olives. In the group of compatriots, 4 activists and 2 journalists, also Giorgia Lombardi, municipal councilor of La Spezia. Expulsion procedures are scheduled for today.
The Trump administration is split on Iran. Vice President JD Vance is pushing for an end to the conflict, while Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth and US Central Command number one Brad Cooper are pushing for a return to fighting. Trump says he is still undecided whether to attack Iran: "Deal or destroy them."
Iran's military says it is "stronger" than at the start of the Middle East war, declaring itself ready to respond to any attack "immediately" and "without geographical limits" following recent US threats.
During the night the tycoon admits to an attack lasting a few minutes on Qeshm island to destroy "a small anti-aircraft device".
Over 30 victims, including dead and injured, in a Saudi attack against a livestock market in Taiz, Yemen.
There are six Italians among the 14 international volunteers arrested in the West Bank while helping Palestinians harvest olives. In the group of compatriots, 4 activists and 2 journalists, also Giorgia Lombardi, municipal councilor of La Spezia. Expulsion procedures are scheduled for today.
Iran's military said today it is "stronger" than at the start of the war in the Middle East, declaring itself ready to respond to any attack 'immediately' and "without geographical limits" following recent US threats. "The armed forces of the Islamic Republic are today in a higher state of alert and are more powerful than they were at the beginning of the war," army spokesman Mohammad Akraminia said, quoted by the official Irna agency. “On the orders of the Supreme Leader, any response by the armed forces will be immediate, effective and without geographical limits,” he added. Despite the recent US attacks on the island of Qeshm, in the Strait of Hormuz, diplomatic negotiations to avoid a resumption of hostilities have recently intensified with the mediation of Qatar, after a series of Israeli-US threats.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Diplomatic negotiations mediated by Qatar will continue to avoid a resumption of hostilities.
Likely · Within days
Expulsion procedures will be initiated for the six Italians arrested in the West Bank.
Very likely · Within hours

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