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No US combat casualties despite Iranian retaliation, US military says
Despite "hundreds of Iranian missile and drone attacks," there have been no reported US casualties or combat-related injuries, CENTCOM wrote.
Iran stalls for interim deal as US-Tehran play ‘game of chicken’ with war, expert tells ‘Post'
Pentagon moves troops at Qatar Al Udeid, Middle East bases amid tensions with Iran - NYT
US likely to attack Iran, but Trump has not yet decided to do so, sources tell 'Post'
US-Iran negotiations could leave Israel vulnerable to attack, experts say - analysis
Israeli defense officials estimate that the entire US-Iran negotiation process is bad for Israel, as it will likely not take Israel's security concerns into account.
Iranian regime faces existential danger after US-Israeli airstrikes - analysis
Conceding to Trump demand for nuclear shutdown would rupture Islamic Republic leadership
Khamenei endorses ‘Death to America’ chants ahead of nuclear talks
Khamenei praised the crowd's anti-American stance as talks in Vienna approach amid Tehran's defiance.
US, Iran conclude 'positive' first round of nuclear talks, to resume next week
US-Iran talks were focused on sanctions against the Islamic Republic and wars in the Middle East, according to an Omani source.
US aircraft carriers may change Middle East balance of power - analysis
There is no shortage of American firepower in the region, and more may be arriving.
Iran spied on senior members of Biden and Trump's teams by hacking into their private WhatsApp
Meta attributed the activity to APT42, a hacking group widely believed to be associated with an intelligence division inside Iran's military.
Targeting Trump: The role of Iran's disinformation war in US election
An Iranian spokesperson argues these are false claims, stating, “Iran does not engage in any activities intended to influence the US elections."
US sanctions Houthi-supporting individuals, companies
The US is separately sanctioning two additional companies that own and operate a vessel involved in shipping over $100 million in Iranian commodities
US resident in Iran jail to begin hunger strike
Shahab Dalili, 60, a shipping captain who had emigrated to the United States after retiring, was detained in Tehran in April 2016 during a visit for his father's funeral.
Biden set to present new 'interim' Iran deal - report
The proposed agreement would reportedly see some sanctions being eased in exchange for a partial freezing of the Iranian nuclear program.