Washington itself does not seek to change the Iranian regime, he added.
The United States is not interested in sending ground forces to Iran, nor in a protracted conflict with it, Vance said.
The fate of Iran’s supreme leader is “up to…
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The fate of Iran’s supreme leader is “up to Israel to decide,— US Vice President Vance
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Do US Strikes On Iran Set Back Russia’s Ambitions, Or Can Putin Play Them To His Advantage?
US President Donald Trump’s decision to launch strikes on Iran presents Russian President Vladimir Putin with peril and opportunity: the attacks hit a strategic partner of Moscow, but they may open a potential window for Russia’s diplomatic…
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The Pentagon chief said that any Iranian military response to the US strikes would be met with a response that was “significantly more powerful” than the nighttime attacks
The US has deployed seven B-2 bombers to strike Iran, according to the Pentagon.
It has also been reported that the US has used “more than two dozen cruise missiles” to strike an Iranian nuclear facility in…
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The Yemeni Houthis have declared war in the Middle East
Against the backdrop of the escalating situation in the Middle East, Yemen has officially declared its readiness to enter the war.
“Yemen will officially enter the war. Keep your ships away from our territorial…
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The US Air Force’s strikes on Iran were not the beginning of a “regime-change war,” according to the WSJ
The administration of US President Donald Trump has notified Iran that the attacks on its nuclear facilities are a one-time act, not the beginning of a “war to change the government,” according to the Wall Street…
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Iran removed most of its enriched uranium from the Fordow plant before the U.S. strike,
Iran removed most of its enriched uranium from the Fordow plant before the U.S. strike, – Reuters