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Trump warns patience with Iran is running out
President Donald Trump said he will not remain patient much longer in negotiations with Iran over its nuclear programme. The statement adds pressure to ongoing diplomatic efforts, with Iran already facing significant US economic sanctions. No specific deadline or action was named, but the warning signals a narrowing window for a negotiated outcome.
"I will not be much more patient."
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Russia Launches 800 Drones at Ukraine, Six Dead
Russian forces struck Ukraine with approximately 800 drones in a single daytime assault, killing at least six people. The attack caused building collapses in Kyiv and left civilians caught under rubble. Russia has separately stated it will not end the war unless Ukraine withdraws from the Donbas region, a condition Kyiv has rejected.
"In broad daylight, Russia hit Ukraine with 800 drones and killed six people."
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Cuba reports complete diesel and fuel exhaustion
Cuban government ministers confirmed the country has run out of diesel and fuel, leaving the civilian population without reliable electricity or transport. Mass blackouts have prompted residents to take to the streets in protest. The shortage follows years of economic deterioration and reduced oil shipments from Venezuela. Authorities have not announced a timeline for restoring supply.
"Cuba says it is completely out of diesel and fuel."
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Gulf states secretly aided Israel against Iran, sources say
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates covertly supported military action against Iran during the recent conflict, according to sources cited by O Globo. The disclosure arrives as Iran participates in BRICS meetings in India, where member states are navigating an increasingly strained diplomatic environment. If confirmed, the secret coordination would mark a significant shift in Gulf foreign policy and complicate the bloc's stated neutrality on Middle East tensions.
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Peru prosecutor seeks prison for left-wing runoff candidate
Peru's public prosecutor has requested a five-year prison sentence for leftist candidate Sanchez on the same day electoral results placed him in the presidential runoff. The timing has drawn attention to the intersection of judicial proceedings and electoral politics in the country. Peruvian voters now face a second round shaped by both political competition and active legal pressure on one of the two finalists.
"Peru's prosecutor requested five years in prison for the leftist candidate on the very day he advanced to the runoff."
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Russia completes final test of Sarmat ICBM
Russia has conducted what it describes as the final test of the RS-28 Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile, a heavy ICBM capable of carrying multiple nuclear warheads across intercontinental range. The test adds pressure on NATO members already managing elevated tensions with Moscow. Western governments have not yet issued formal responses, but the missile's stated range and payload capacity place European capitals within its operational envelope.
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Pentagon counts cost of US Iran strikes
US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has been managing the financial and operational fallout from American military involvement in strikes against Iran. The operations have drawn scrutiny over their cost to US taxpayers and the exposure of military personnel in the region. Meanwhile, Israel reportedly held secret talks with the UAE during the conflict, a meeting the UAE has denied took place.
"Israel says it met secretly with the UAE during the war against Iran; the UAE denies it."
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Bolsonaro ally's bank tied to campaign film funding
Brazilian bank Master directed R$614 million toward a group that helped finance a film supporting former president Jair Bolsonaro, according to reporting by Natália Portinari. The connection involves businessman Vorcaro, who controls Master, and Flávio Bolsonaro, the former president's son and senator. The disclosure has added pressure to both the Bolsonaro political movement and ongoing scrutiny of Master's financial dealings.
"Master invested R$614 million in a group that financed Bolsonaro's film."
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WHO confirms eight hantavirus cases from ship outbreak
The World Health Organization has confirmed eight cases of a hantavirus strain linked to an outbreak aboard a ship. More than 40 people are under monitoring across multiple countries. Hantavirus does not typically spread person-to-person, but the cluster has prompted international surveillance. WHO is coordinating the response as health authorities trace contacts of those exposed.
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Vance Reports Progress in US-Iran Nuclear Talks
US Vice President JD Vance said negotiations with Iran over its nuclear programme are moving forward, while reaffirming that Washington holds a firm limit on what it will accept. The talks, if successful, could ease a long-running standoff between the two countries. Vance did not specify what concessions, if any, Iran has offered.
"There is a red line the United States will not cross in these negotiations."
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