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Chinese satellites are being ‘used by Iran to hit American bases in the Middle East’
The Daily Mail reports that satellites made in China are allegedly being used by Iran to help target American military bases in the Middle East, raising fresh concerns about Beijing’s indirect role in regional tensions involving Tehran and Washington. The claim comes amid escalating hostilities in the region, with the article noting that a third…
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US launches ninth night of strikes on Iran after death of third soldier confirmed
The United States has carried out a ninth consecutive night of airstrikes against Iran, with the Trump administration confirming that a third US service member has died in the escalating conflict in the Middle East. The latest fatality, attributed to an Iranian drone attack, marks a significant escalation in American casualties and is likely to…
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‘We want land invasion’: Iran mouthpiece touts new missile, boasts decades of war prep
A senior Iranian official has claimed that Tehran has spent decades preparing for, and would welcome, a US ground invasion, as fresh explosions hit the region on the eighth consecutive day of renewed US-Iran strikes. Seyed Mohammad Marandi, an Iranian-American academic described as a regime mouthpiece, made the remarks while also claiming Iran had launched…
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US service member killed in Iraq as troops recover unidentified remains in Jordan: CENTCOM
A US service member was killed and another wounded on Saturday while handling explosive remnants from a downed Iranian drone in northern Iraq, US Central Command (CENTCOM) announced on Sunday. The death adds to a growing toll of American casualties linked to Iranian-backed attacks across the region, as US forces also conduct strikes against Iranian…
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US reveals THIRD service member killed in Middle East by Iranian drone
The US military has disclosed that a third American service member was killed in a drone strike in the Middle East, attributing the attack to Iranian forces. The revelation adds to mounting concerns over escalating tensions between the United States and Iran, with the death marking a significant increase in the human cost of hostilities…
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‘Keep a low profile’: State Department warns Americans overseas they could be targeted
The US State Department reissued a worldwide caution alert on Saturday, warning American citizens travelling or living abroad that they could be targeted amid escalating tensions with Iran. Officials fear that Iran or groups aligned with it could retaliate against US citizens, personnel and interests well beyond the Middle East, prompting the advisory urging Americans…
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‘Who is D nexT one?’: Chilling Iran billboard fuels conspiracy theories over death of Lindsey Graham
A billboard reportedly displayed in Iran bearing the phrase “Who is D nexT one?” has fuelled online conspiracy theories linking Tehran to the death of US Senator Lindsey Graham, according to the Daily Mail. The sign, widely interpreted as a reference to Donald Trump, has circulated amid heightened tension between Washington and Tehran, prompting speculation…
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Football Daily | Give it up for Vozinha, Spence and the 2026 World Cup’s cult heroes
The Guardian’s Football Daily newsletter rounds up the World Cup’s “cult heroes” – unlikely or eccentric figures who have captured attention during the tournament, from veteran goalkeepers to a referee, a toddler and even a television pundit’s anecdote. The piece is a light-hearted, subjective celebration rather than hard news, reflecting on memorable moments that have…