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    'Prepared to defend ourselves' if US attacks, says representative of Iran's Supreme Leader in India

    Iran's Supreme Leader's representative stated the country seeks peace but is prepared for conflict. Iranian officials responded strongly to recent threats from the United States and Israel regarding military actions. Both Iranian Defence Minister and Foreign Minister emphasized the need for direct negotiations concerning the Strait of Hormuz. The situation remains tense as military options are being evaluated in Washington.

    Trump and Iran agree on one thing. The US election calendar isn't driving their decisions on the war

    Trump and Iran both say the November 3 US midterms are not driving their decisions on the seven-month war, even as the conflict weighs heavily on American voters through high fuel prices and inflation. Talks have resumed indirectly, but Iran is demanding sanctions relief and an end to the US oil blockade, while Trump continues to alternate between negotiation and threats of renewed military action.

    Iran says it has built ‘solid defensive shield’ amid US tensions

    Iran's defense chief stated the nation has built a strong shield against threats. He described the country's strategy as intelligent and efficient for empowerment. This comes as the United States intensifies its economic operations against Tehran. Iranian officials criticize the US pressure campaign as a failed approach. Tehran demands the US fulfill commitments before reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

    Iran goes on offensive as diplomacy with US stalls

    Six months into its war with the United States, Iran's military has begun signalling a shift from retaliation to offence, which analysts say could reflect Tehran's belief it holds leverage to advance its demands and break the stalemate. Ahmad Zeidabadi, a Tehran-based international relations expert, believes the shift reflects Tehran's assessment of Washington's intentions.

    Trump's shifting timeline for how long the Iran war will last

    The Biden administration has approached the tensions with Iran with a cautiously optimistic viewpoint. Early pronouncements hinted at a brief engagement lasting just a month. Yet, various officials have signaled a much more aggressive strategy aimed at crippling Iran’s military capabilities and pushing for a complete capitulation.

    Iran apologises to Gulf, but won't surrender to US

    Iran war: Later in the day, US President Donald Trump threatened to expand targets and claimed that a beleaguered Tehran has apologised and surrendered to its Middle East neighbours.

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