Trump's Two-Day Iran Deadline Expired Into No Hurry
On Tuesday he said two or three days. On Wednesday he said no hurry. The window the president drew with his own mouth slipped before the second night.
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On Tuesday he said two or three days. On Wednesday he said no hurry. The window the president drew with his own mouth slipped before the second night.
An Israeli regime-change plan approved by the US would have installed Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in Tehran after killing Khamenei — and the White House would not answer for it.
Italy and France led ten governments in summoning Israel's ambassadors after Ben-Gvir filmed himself taunting bound flotilla detainees, and Netanyahu publicly rebuked him.
The British Foreign Secretary named a global food crisis on Monday; by Wednesday night the G7 finance ministers had said nothing back.
Iran's foreign ministry confirms US Views have arrived, the terms travel as wire description, and the proposal text is still nowhere a reader can read it.
After a 'lengthy and dramatic' phone call, the president told reporters at Joint Base Andrews that Israel's prime minister will do whatever he is asked.
Xi and Putin called the war 'utmost urgency' — and produced nothing a tanker captain or a shipping clerk could file.
An Israeli air strike on Harouf killed six, three of them paramedics — and Washington called it a ceasefire extension.
While Trump told reporters he was 'in no hurry' on Iran, 500 Ukrainian drones crossed the Russian sky toward Moscow.
Tehran's operating posture on the day Trump went to no hurry was a Revolutionary Guards warning of strikes in places the enemy cannot imagine.
Three days after the Gaza flotilla interception, no Cyprus or Turkish notification record has surfaced and Catherine Connolly is still detained.