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America’s final military withdrawal from Iraq is a major bonus for Iran (opens the original)
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The last of the US-led coalition forces are leaving Iraq. It’s a significant bonus for Iran. The withdrawal date, September 30, was also the date by which Baghdad had pledged to bring numerous powerful Iran-backed militias under state control. But this deadline looks certain to be missed. This effectively means that, at a moment when Washington is engaged in a costly conflict intended to weaken Iran militarily and economically, it is simultaneously reducing its military presence in the country t
Iran war: Tehran’s assertive rhetoric signals a new and dangerous phase in conflict (opens the original)
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Iran’s threat to target American warships with an enhanced ballistic missile appears to mark a new and potentially more dangerous phase of the Middle East conflict, six months in. Tehran says its solid-fuel Qassem Basir missile enables it to “take action against any threat, even before it is carried out”. Reports have suggested that the Qassem Basir was the missile used in tests Iran claimed to have carried out against US warships on September 5. Washington acknowledged an Iranian attack on its
Latest sanctions on Iran risk strengthening Tehran and undermining US credibility (opens the original)
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The United States has announced its latest plan to put maximum economic pressure on Iran. Launching “Operation Economic Outcast” on August 24, the US treasury secretary, Scott Bessent, said the plan would involve the “toughest sanctions in history” against Iran. The US objective is ambitious. To economically isolate Tehran, punish countries that continue trading with it and achieve through financial pressure what nearly six months of military confrontation have failed to deliver. Bessent said th
Iran is turning into the sort of ‘forever war’ that Donald Trump promised to avoid (opens the original)
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When Donald Trump returned to the White House, he promised to avoid another Middle Eastern “forever war”. After the costly experiences of Iraq and Afghanistan, that pledge resonated with an American public weary of prolonged military intervention. For a brief moment, it appeared that this promise might be realised. The memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed by the US and Iran on June 17 seemed to offer a pathway away from escalating confrontation. Markets stabilised, regional tensions eased an
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