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The U.S. president is confident Tehran cannot hold out much longer, while CENTCOM reports an intense naval blockade and the diversion of dozens of merchant ships.

Tehran has issued an ultimatum to its Arab neighbors, demanding they deter the US from further attacks or face devastating consequences for oil and gas facilities.

Economist Vladimir Arčabić warns that the causes of price growth are constantly shifting, with the latest shock coming from the Middle East. The CNB's projections only for 2028 foresee a move closer to the target inflation rate of two percent.

Retired U.S. Army Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson, in an interview with Dialogue Works, has issued a troubling assessment that the U.S. could resort to nuclear weapons the moment it becomes clear it is losing ground in the Middle East.

At least 300 children have lost their lives and more than 58,000 have lost one or both parents since October 2025, warns the UN Children's Fund.

A potential deal with Oman would mark a massive shift in the balance of power in the Middle East and raise alarm in Washington.

Netanyahu confirms they did not accept the draft, despite the guarantee of full Hamas disarmament before troop withdrawal.

Joint statement in final stages, but Iranian sources deny Trump's claim of imminent deal

The Israeli military said the strikes were a response to a 'flagrant violation' of the ceasefire by Hezbollah. This is the first such operation after a multi-week pause, coming at a sensitive diplomatic moment.

Witnesses report at least seven detonations within 20 minutes in the key industrial zone of Jebel Ali, with UAE authorities and Iranian media offering completely contradictory accounts of the incident.

Former CIA analyst warns that the US and Israel are drawn into a conflict without a strategic plan, based on fabricated intelligence, while Israel's military defeat raises the danger of the first use of nuclear weapons since 1962.

The U.S. president announces an imminent deal, while unofficial reports suggest a provisional 60-day agreement to regulate traffic through a key maritime passage is on the table.

The US, Iran, and Oman are close to a temporary agreement to reopen the key waterway, but the proposal for control and fees is drawing sharp reactions.

Senior commanders warn Pentagon stockpiles are 'dangerously low,' and Gulf allies fear Iranian retaliation.

Israeli Prime Minister rejects US draft agreement, stressing that disarmament of Hamas must come first, as the number of identified victims from earlier phases of the conflict rises.

Behind the decision lie serious gaps in US military stockpiles, fears of Iranian retaliation, and diplomatic pressure from Gulf states, while Tehran denies any deal with Washington.