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Iran has firmly rejected a 15-point de-escalation proposal from the United States, stating that the war will not end on Washington’s terms. In a strong counter, Tehran has outlined five conditions for any ceasefire, deepening uncertainty around efforts to end the ongoing conflict.

Fresh claims from Iran suggest significant damage to Israeli air assets amid the ongoing Middle East conflict, raising concerns over a widening and more intense aerial confrontation.

Iran has expressed heartfelt gratitude to India after receiving its first shipment of medical aid during the ongoing conflict, highlighting growing humanitarian cooperation between the two nations.

US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has raised alarms over growing nuclear risks, identifying China and Pakistan among the most serious threats facing the United States amid rising global tensions.

US President Donald Trump expressed surprise over Iran’s retaliatory strikes on Gulf nations, but intelligence sources and experts suggest the escalation had been anticipated well before military action began.

In a dramatic development, Joe Kent has stepped down as the head of the National Counterterrorism Center, openly opposing the United States’ involvement in the Iran conflict. His resignation highlights growing internal divisions within the administration.

The United States has allowed Iranian oil tankers to pass through the critical Strait of Hormuz, according to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. The move aims to maintain global energy supplies amid escalating tensions and disruptions in one of the world’s most important oil transit routes.

India closely monitored all its ships operating near the strategic Strait of Hormuz as tensions escalated in West Asia. With global energy supplies and maritime security at stake, authorities tracked vessel movements and coordinated diplomatic efforts to ensure safe passage for Indian ships.

An LPG tanker carrying 40,000 metric tonnes of cooking gas to India is being escorted through the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz by the Indian Navy. The operation comes amid heightened tensions in West Asia that have disrupted global shipping routes and raised concerns over fuel supplies.

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