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Centcom chief visits US carrier enforcing Iran blockade amid reports of severe strain on crew (opens the original)
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The head of the United States Central Command (Centcom), Admiral Bradley Cooper, has visited the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier in the Arabian Sea, which is enforcing the US blockade of Iran. His visit came amid reports of severe strain on the carrier's crew, including mental health concerns and supply shortages after an unusually long deployment. "History will record this deployment as one of the most operationally intense and consequential of the modern era," Cooper said on Saturday. The
The US-Saudi nuclear deal signals a Middle East betting on deterrence (opens the original)
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News of a US-Saudi civilian nuclear deal caused anger in Israel on Wednesday, with Israeli political leaders flocking to social media to say they feared the deal could put Saudi Arabia on the fast track to a nuclear weapon. But a Thursday morning social media post by US President Donald Trump may have assuaged at least some Israeli anxieties. Trump's Truth Social post stated that the nuclear deal would prohibit uranium enrichment and require Saudi Arabia to normalise relations with Israel. Follo
US greenlights Saudi nuclear enrichment without safeguards: Report (opens the original)
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The Trump administration has greenlit Saudi Arabia's nuclear enrichment project, but with no safeguards in place to prevent the development of a bomb, CNN reported on Friday. The draft deal, viewed by the news outlet, showed Washington's support for Riyadh’s civilian nuclear programme is still awaiting President Donald Trump’s signature, despite US-Saudi negotiations concluding in October. Unnamed officials cited in the story indicated that the documents, which include the mandatory "123 agreeme
Why the US-Iran escalation over Hormuz will not be the last (opens the original)
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There was optimism when the United States and Iran signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on 17 June, intended to end the US-Israel-Iran war that began on 28 February and to establish a 60-day negotiating period leading to a final agreement on Iran's nuclear programme. But the 14-point document was hastily put together and includes nebulous articles open to interpretation. Disagreements over Article 5 - which concerns shipping traffic in the Strait of Hormuz - have caused skirmishes and led
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