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Iran Hardens Hormuz Position After Netanyahu's UN Speech Triggers Walkout (opens the original)
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Iran hardened its public position on the Strait of Hormuz on Friday, insisting that the United States must lift its naval blockade of Iranian ports before formal negotiations can resume, even as diplomatic efforts to end the nearly seven-month war intensified on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Talks described by regional diplomats as an exchange of positions rather than genuine negotiations produced no breakthrough this week, according to reports from the region
Houthis Capture Mocha as Yemen's Coastal Defense Line Collapses (opens the original)
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The defensive line that had held for several days collapsed Thursday. Yemeni government sources told Reuters and Agence France-Presse that Houthi forces had captured the Red Sea port city of Mocha, a position Saudi-backed troops had spent the previous week trying to defend. The fall ended a decade of government control and moved the front line to within roughly 46 kilometers of the Bab al-Mandab Strait. The Houthis also seized Zuqar Island farther south in the Red Sea in a combined rocket and bo
Israel Warns Iran It May Strike Energy Facilities as War Enters New Phase (opens the original)
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The war entered a new phase this week as three fronts shifted at once. Israel's defense minister warned that Iran could face strikes on its energy infrastructure on an "unprecedented" scale; Houthi forces captured the Red Sea port of Mocha, opening a second maritime chokepoint alongside the Strait of Hormuz; and the U.N. nuclear watchdog referred Iran to the Security Council for the first time in two decades. Brent crude, which had already climbed above $100 a barrel earlier in the week amid the
Two Filipino Sailors Die in Hormuz; Saudi Arabia Urges De-escalation (opens the original)
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Saudi Arabia's Foreign Ministry issued a statement Thursday calling on all parties to de-escalate, halt the escalation, respect international law and return to negotiations. The statement was the first public call for restraint from any Gulf Arab state since the current exchange of strikes began over the weekend — and it arrived on the same day that Saudi Arabia's national shipping company Bahri confirmed that two Filipino crew members aboard the Sidr, a Saudi-flagged VLCC struck by projectiles
On Taiwan's Frontline Islands, Troops Train for a Chinese First Strike (opens the original)
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In the pre-dawn darkness on an island in the Taiwan Strait, Taiwanese troops pulled long, gleaming 105mm shells from green plastic canisters. After the ammunition had been checked and loaded through hatches on four M60A3 tanks, the soldiers waited in silence for the order to fire. The stillness broke when artillery guns nested under camouflage netting sent illumination rounds arcing out to sea, their detonations casting cold light over the ocean approaches. Then came the tanks, advancing through
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