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Houthis are now vital Iran allies. Can Tehran count on them? (opens the original)
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Iranian officials and pundits laud the militia group’s gains as their own. At the same time, some media coverage appears designed to convince the Houthis to be better team players. Commentators in Iran’s hard-line media are expressing delight at the lightning offensive of Yemen’s Houthi militia, which has stepped into the Middle East wars by targeting Saudi Arabia and seizing effective control of a second global energy choke point. Fighters of Ansarullah, as the Houthis are formally known, are p
Hoping to deter US, Iran adopts aggressive military posture (opens the original)
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Nearly seven months after being attacked, an emboldened Iran is seeking to end the war on its terms. That means forcing U.S. bases out, lifting sanctions, and ending a U.S. naval blockade. The video on Iranian state television follows the length of a long underground chamber, lined on both sides by tables heaving with wreckage of American military drones. It’s the “most important treasure trove of drones captured and hunted from the U.S. terrorist army” since the United States and Israel attacke
As US steps up pressure on Iran, ordinary people say they’re paying the price (opens the original)
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For one Iranian woman in northeast Tehran, the impact of the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran can no longer be measured simply in the number of destroyed military targets or the several thousand soldiers and civilians killed. The middle-aged homemaker with a master’s in Persian literature, who gives only the name Roya out of fear of repercussions, says ordinary Iranians are bearing the brunt of an American naval blockade and stepped-up sanctions. After more than six months of military action failed
In Russia-occupied Crimea, Ukrainian attacks land differently for divided residents (opens the original)
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Aug. 31, 2026, 2:59 p.m. ET | Kyiv, Ukraine Across Russian-occupied Crimea, Ukraine’s summer drone campaign is taking a toll on residents, even as it deprives Russian forces of safe bases and logistics hubs for its war against its smaller yet resilient neighbor. The aim is to isolate the strategic peninsula. Ukrainian drones first targeted some 300 Russian air-defense assets in late June, then relentlessly struck military targets and electricity and water infrastructure across Crimea. Crimea has
‘There were many of them, and the grass was tall’: 505 nights under Russian fire (opens the original)
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Aug. 05, 2026, 2:40 p.m. ET | Sloviansk, Ukraine Of all his 505 nights under near-constant Russian fire, this was one of the toughest for Ukrainian infantryman Yurii Melnyk. It began with a routine Russian drone and artillery attack on his front-line post. “There was a guy, a young guy … he was very nervous and we tried to calm him down, but he was afraid that he would be killed in that place,” says the soft-spoken machine gunner, whose career making tombstone memorials was diverted by Russia’s
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