Iran says it will not send negotiators to Pakistan talks with the US
Tehran cast doubt on Islamabad-hosted ceasefire talks by saying it would not send negotiators, while Pakistan continued preparing for the meeting.
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Tehran cast doubt on Islamabad-hosted ceasefire talks by saying it would not send negotiators, while Pakistan continued preparing for the meeting.
Read report »The Israel Defense Forces said it launched three strikes in southern Lebanon to prevent what it described as an imminent threat to communities in northern Israel.
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Read report »Donald Trump said he was in no rush to end the war with Iran, even as officials prepared for another round of talks and the Strait of Hormuz remained tense.
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Read report »CENTCOM says the destroyer fired into the engine room after repeated warnings, then Marines from the 31st MEU took custody of the vessel.
Read report »Iranian state media says Tehran has rebuffed Donald Trump's plan for a new round of peace talks, keeping diplomacy in doubt.
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Read report »An Iranian official said on April 18, 2026 that no new date had been fixed for U.S.-Iran talks, adding that a framework for negotiations still had to be agreed before a fresh round could be scheduled.
Read report »The U.S. Central Command said on April 18, 2026 that 21 ships had been turned back since the naval blockade began, underscoring the scale of maritime enforcement around Iran.
Read report »NBC News reported that two Iranian gunboats fired at a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz as tensions over control of the waterway escalated.
Read report »Japan agreed to supply Australia’s navy with the first of almost a dozen stealth frigates under a wider military buildup aimed at deterring China.
Read report »Iran’s navy said the Strait of Hormuz would remain under military control unless the U.S. blockade was lifted.
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Read report »France and UNIFIL blamed Hezbollah for a small-arms attack that killed a French peacekeeper near Ghandouriyeh, while the group denied involvement.
Read report »The military said it struck people approaching its positions and treated the demarcation as a forward defense line under the ceasefire.
Read report »Iran’s foreign minister said commercial vessels can again pass through the Strait of Hormuz, though only in designated lanes and amid continuing military tension.
Read report »Israel’s defense minister says the military will keep its positions in southern Lebanon while disarming Hezbollah remains the main objective, as the Lebanon front stays tied to wider regional ceasefire talks.
Read report »On April 17, Iran said commercial traffic could use the Strait of Hormuz through a coordinated route, but the United States said the blockade dispute was still unresolved.
Read report »Al Jazeera’s April 17 live updates reported that an Iranian military official said ships must obtain Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps permission before passing through the area.
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