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Growing unease surrounds regional alignments as a senior Lebanese official confirmed that Hezbollah will not launch military operations in support of Iran during the current Israel-Iran escalation. This statement comes in response to earlier Iranian commentary suggesting Hezbollah might act if the U.S. entered the conflict, raising broader questions about militia involvement across the “Axis of Resistance.” Hezbollah opts for …

The armed conflict between Israel and Iran entered its sixth day on Wednesday, intensifying with cross-border attacks, targeted strikes on nuclear infrastructure, and heated rhetoric from both Tehran and Washington. Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei addressed the nation via state television, rejecting U.S. President Donald Trump’s demand for unconditional surrender and warning of severe consequences should the United States …

Crude oil prices climbed sharply on Wednesday following indications that Israel might be preparing to launch an attack on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure. U.S. intelligence assessments reportedly pointed to a possible military move, heightening fears of a broader regional conflict in the Middle East and injecting fresh volatility into global energy markets. The jump in crude prices was accompanied by a …

Tensions between the United States and Iran have escalated following warnings from both sides, prompting sharp exchanges and renewed nuclear concerns. An adviser to Iran’s Supreme Leader has stated that Iran may be forced to pursue nuclear weapons if attacked, a move that would mark a significant shift in the country’s stated policy. Ali Larijani, speaking on state television, emphasized …

The Arab League has urged Iran to refrain from inciting unrest in Syria following the collapse of President Bashar al-Assad’s regime. Assad, who had ruled for decades with the backing of Iran, was overthrown on December 8 after an Islamist-led coalition seized control of key cities and advanced to Damascus, forcing him to flee to Russia. This marked a significant …