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TRUMP TO IRAN: ‘NO NUCLEAR AND STOP KILLING PROTESTERS’: As President Donald Trump’s “beautiful armada is floating beautifully toward Iran,” as he described it to an Iowa audience this week, Trump is reportedly considering a major strike against Iran,
President Donald Trump threatened Iran on Truth Social on Wednesday, saying the country must negotiate on its nuclear weapons plan or face attack.
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Tehran’s security forces may have used lethal chemical weapons on Iranian protestors: report
Islamic Republic security forces may have used lethal chemical weapons to viciously stamp out protestors across Iran. The claims were first reported Saturday during a special television broadcast on the UK’s GBNews.
Iran-Trump latest: Two explosions leave five dead as regime denies military leader targeted - US military assets are gathering in the Middle East ahead of a possible strike
Araghchi said that Iran is protecting peace and stability in the region.
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President Donald Trump warned Iran "time is running out" on a nuclear deal, and Iran's foreign minister threatened retaliation against "aggression."
On Wednesday, President Donald Trump posted on his Truth Social platform that a “massive Armada is heading to Iran,” referring to the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln and several other naval ships that have recently taken positions in the region,
Faculty claim protests that erupted across Iran in December 2025 stem not only from severe economic hardship but also from decades of political repression and strained international relations.
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US vs. Iran war breaking: US nuclear attack any moment now? Tehran readies shelters | Khamenei hidden
Tehran is digging in… literally. The city’s mayor has just announced plans to turn underground parking lots and metro stations into war shelters. But why now? And what does this reveal about Iran’s fears of conflict with the U.