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Diário de Notícias reports that the US is not responding to Iran but rules out returning to war. Il Fatto Quotidiano, citing Israeli media, reports a shouting exchange between Trump and Netanyahu over resuming the war in Iran. IRNA quotes Senator Schumer saying Trump’s war on Iran will be remembered as a major fiasco.

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British police arrested a US Army soldier suspected of spying for Russia. El Comercio reports that the UK is questioning a US NATO soldier detained for spying for Russia.

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Several headlines report that US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was moved to a military base. Clarín and La Nación link the move to an advanced Iranian threat. The BBC refers to alleged Iranian threats, while PBS, citing the AP, mentions safety concerns.

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Iran has designated the Argentine Navy and Air Force as «terrorist organizations», according to headlines from Gazeta do Povo, El Comercio, RPP and La Nación. Clarín and La Nación highlight the reaction of Argentine minister Patricia Bullrich, who, according to Clarín, said the move shows «which side we are on».

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An explosive was thrown at RCN's headquarters in Cali, Colombia, according to El Tiempo and Semana. El Tiempo says the explosive may have been launched by people on a motorcycle; Semana describes the attack as terrorist. La Silla Vacía reports that the grenade attack caused no injuries.

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A US soldier has been detained in the United Kingdom on suspicion of spying for Russia. The Kremlin denies any link to the case, according to Diário de Notícias.

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According to IRNA and Tehran Times, Iran's president plans to raise environmental damage attributed to US and Israeli strikes at COP31. Rappler reports that Iran wants compensation for environmental damage from the strikes, which it raised at COP31.

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Iran has declared Argentina's navy and air force terrorist organisations, according to headlines from newspapers in Argentina, Peru and Brazil.

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According to sources cited by The Times of Israel and Al Jazeera, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was moved to a military base because of Iranian threats. Clarín and La Nación, from Argentina, describe an "advanced" Iranian threat and Bessent leaving his home for the base. ABC News says the information comes from sources, while PBS NewsHour, citing the AP, attributes the move to safety concerns. BBC News refers to alleged Iranian threats without confirming them.

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Three Pakistani outlets report that a former Afghan army member was arrested in Tirah Valley, in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, over alleged terrorist activities in Pakistan. The Express Tribune describes an Afghan national suspected of plotting attacks, while Dawn and Geo News refer only to alleged terrorist activities, without detailing specific plans.

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Iran has designated the Argentine navy and air force as «terrorist organizations», according to Haaretz, Tehran Times, Al Jazeera and CGTN.

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Iran has declared Argentina's navy and air force terrorist organisations, according to headlines from newspapers in Argentina, Peru and Brazil.

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According to sources cited by The Times of Israel and Al Jazeera, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was moved to a military base because of Iranian threats. Clarín and La Nación, from Argentina, describe an "advanced" Iranian threat and Bessent leaving his home for the base. ABC News says the information comes from sources, while PBS NewsHour, citing the AP, attributes the move to safety concerns. BBC News refers to alleged Iranian threats without confirming them.

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A drone attack set fire to a Russian oil port on the Baltic, according to Jornal de Notícias. Observador attributes the attack to Ukraine, while Jornal de Notícias does not name who was responsible.

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Ukrainian and Russian delegations began U.S.-mediated talks in Abu Dhabi, according to NPR and RTP. Zelensky says the meetings were constructive and that security guarantees were discussed, per ANSA and Diário de Notícias. Zelensky says Putin "lives in a different reality", according to The Guardian. The Kyiv Independent reports a second day of trilateral talks between Ukraine, Russia and the US.

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Iran has designated Argentina's navy and air force as terrorist organisations, according to La Tercera and La Nación. Argentina's Clarín reports the same story, placing the word "terrorist" in quotation marks.

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Iran has designated the Argentine Navy and Air Force as terrorist organizations, according to several headlines published from early to late in the day. The headlines do not give the reasons for the decision or its practical consequences.

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Stephen Miller is the focus of headlines from three outlets, which present him as influential in Trump's government. Expresso asks why Trump keeps Stephen Miller on and cites a description of him as an adviser for wartime. Fox News says an internal memo from Miller set government agencies in motion after what it describes as absolute control under Wiles. Der Spiegel asks what lies ahead for Pete Hegseth and Stephen Miller after the US midterm elections.

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Three Pakistani outlets report that a former Afghan army member was arrested in Tirah Valley, in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, over alleged terrorist activities in Pakistan. The Express Tribune describes an Afghan national suspected of plotting attacks, while Dawn and Geo News refer only to alleged terrorist activities, without detailing specific plans.

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A drone attack set fire to a Russian oil port on the Baltic, according to Jornal de Notícias. Observador attributes the attack to Ukraine, while Jornal de Notícias does not name who was responsible.

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Iran's military chief says any source of threat against Iran will face "asymmetric" operations. CBS News reports on U.S. officials who have been targeted or threatened by Iran. The Express Tribune cites Iranian warnings that military bases in Europe could be targeted in a possible new war with the U.S.

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Several headlines report that US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has moved to a military base following threats attributed to Iran. The Times of Israel cites sources, and ABC News also relies on sources, for Bessent's move. El Universal says the New York Times reports alleged Iranian threats against officials, which reportedly reached a more advanced stage. PBS NewsHour, citing AP, says the move is linked to safety concerns.

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Iran has designated the Argentine Navy and Air Force as "terrorist organisations", according to outlets including La Tercera, La Nación and Clarín. The story was reported across the day by outlets in Argentina, Chile, Peru, Brazil, Israel, Iran, Qatar and China.

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A drone attack set fire to a Russian oil port on the Baltic Sea, according to RTP, Jornal de Notícias and Observador. Observador attributes the attack to Ukraine, while the RTP and JN headlines do not name who carried it out. Il Fatto Quotidiano reports, in the same story, that drones hit an oil port in Moscow and that the Kremlin ordered the arrest of two alleged Polish spies.

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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has reportedly moved from his home to a military base after threats attributed to Iran, according to several outlets citing sources or reports. The New York Times, as cited by El Universal, says the alleged plot against officials may have reached a more advanced stage. The headlines do not agree on the reason: some cite Iranian threats, others cite safety concerns.

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Iran has designated the navy and air force of Argentina as «terrorist organizations», according to several headlines. The move is presented as a reciprocal response to Argentina's designation of Iran's Revolutionary Guard (IRGC). Headlines from Argentine, Chilean and Peruvian outlets repeat the same decision without further detail.

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Iran designates Argentina's Air and Naval Forces as terrorist, according to Metropoles and Poder360. Folha de S.Paulo presents the decision as Iran's response to the Milei government. According to RPP, Argentina rejects Iran's designation of its Armed Forces as terrorist.

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Three Portuguese outlets report a drone attack that caused a fire at a Russian oil port on the Baltic. The Observador attributes the attack to Ukraine, while RTP and Jornal de Notícias do not name who carried it out.

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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has reportedly moved from his home to a military base after threats attributed to Iran, according to several outlets citing sources or reports. The New York Times, as cited by El Universal, says the alleged plot against officials may have reached a more advanced stage. The headlines do not agree on the reason: some cite Iranian threats, others cite safety concerns.

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A U.S. Army soldier was arrested in the UK on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to CBS News and other outlets. The Times of Israel describes the detainee as a senior U.S. officer in a NATO unit. Al Jazeera says British police are questioning a U.S. soldier assigned to NATO, accused of spying for Russia.

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Oil rose from a two-month low, according to MyJoyOnline, as attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz offset hopes for a truce with Iran. The Express Tribune also reports oil rebounding, attributing it to attacks on Hormuz shipping that blunt expectations of a truce with Iran.

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Headlines link Pete Hegseth to the Iran war: one says Republicans, backed by Trump, stalled an impeachment push over that war. Observador asks whether Hegseth is a «scapegoat» for the Iran war, without giving an answer. PBS NewsHour, with Senator Coons, covers the Huang affair, the Iran war, and the call for Trump to fire Hegseth.

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A drone attack set fire to a Russian oil port on the Baltic Sea, according to RTP, Jornal de Notícias and Observador. Observador attributes the attack to Ukraine, while the RTP and JN headlines do not name who carried it out. Il Fatto Quotidiano reports, in the same story, that drones hit an oil port in Moscow and that the Kremlin ordered the arrest of two alleged Polish spies.

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Oil rose from a two-month low, according to MyJoyOnline, as attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz offset hopes for a truce with Iran. The Express Tribune also reports oil rebounding, attributing it to attacks on Hormuz shipping that blunt expectations of a truce with Iran.

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A U.S. Army soldier was arrested in the UK on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to CBS News and other outlets. The Times of Israel describes the detainee as a senior U.S. officer in a NATO unit. Al Jazeera says British police are questioning a U.S. soldier assigned to NATO, accused of spying for Russia.

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The Federal Police arrested a Funai coordinator on suspicion of invading a disputed area, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Gazeta do Povo links the arrest to an operation investigating invasions of farms in Mato Grosso. The headlines differ on the state: one refers to Mato Grosso do Sul and the other to Mato Grosso.

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A U.S. Army soldier was arrested in the UK on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to CBS News and other outlets. The Times of Israel describes the detainee as a senior U.S. officer in a NATO unit. Al Jazeera says British police are questioning a U.S. soldier assigned to NATO, accused of spying for Russia.

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A U.S. Army soldier was arrested in the UK on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to CBS News and other outlets. The Times of Israel describes the detainee as a senior U.S. officer in a NATO unit. Al Jazeera says British police are questioning a U.S. soldier assigned to NATO, accused of spying for Russia.

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A U.S. Army soldier was arrested in the UK on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to CBS News and other outlets. The Times of Israel describes the detainee as a senior U.S. officer in a NATO unit. Al Jazeera says British police are questioning a U.S. soldier assigned to NATO, accused of spying for Russia.

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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has reportedly been moved to a military base after threats attributed to Iran, according to several outlets citing sources or reports. Some headlines specifically mention death threats and a plot that reportedly advanced, according to El Universal citing The New York Times. Other headlines refer only to safety concerns, without specifying the source of the threats.

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The U.S. House blocked an effort to open impeachment proceedings against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, a push led by Massie. Republicans stopped the proposal, which the BBC says is blocked for now, while Observador reports it was shelved. One outlet links the process to the war with Iran, though the headlines do not explain that link.

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Ukrainian and Russian delegations began U.S.-mediated talks in Abu Dhabi, according to NPR and RTP. Zelensky says the meetings were constructive and that security guarantees were discussed, per ANSA and Diário de Notícias. Zelensky says Putin "lives in a different reality", according to The Guardian. The Kyiv Independent reports a second day of trilateral talks between Ukraine, Russia and the US.

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According to the Wall Street Journal, as cited by Egypt Independent, the United States has withdrawn military aircraft from a second British base. The South China Morning Post says the withdrawal involves nine military aircraft and follows an Iranian threat. Fox News reports 13 aircraft being evacuated from a second UK base amid a new Iranian threat. The Times of Israel reports that the United States moved military aircraft due to a threat from Iran, without confirming the information.

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Several headlines report that US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was moved from his home near Washington to a military base because of alleged Iranian threats. The New York Times was first to report the move, and Al Jazeera and El Universal cite it; El Universal says a plot against officials had reached a more advanced stage. According to PBS NewsHour, the AP describes the move as a safety measure, without mentioning Iranian threats in its headline.

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France blames Iran for a cyberattack on supermarket fridges, which it calls unprecedented, and has summoned Iran's ambassador over what it describes as sabotage. Iran rejects France's accusations, which it calls baseless. One headline frames the episode as a new phase in a shadow war involving Iran.

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The US House of Representatives blocked the impeachment measure against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, with Metrópoles and Poder360 saying it was barred and Observador and Diário de Notícias saying it was shelved or blocked by Republicans. TASS says US congressmen turned down the attempt to start the process, while CBS News and NPR report the same block of the measure introduced by Massie. Al Jazeera and NZZ link the case to the war with Iran, and The Hindu says Trump backed the Republicans who stalled the push. Il Fatto Quotidiano says Trump celebrated the failure of the attempt, and The Guardian criticises absent Democrats who allowed the block.

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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth called the impeachment bid a «farce» and said he is proud of the war with Iran and would do it again. Hegseth says those seeking to remove him «will fail again»; according to The Hindu, Trump-backed Republicans stalled the impeachment push. According to Al Jazeera, Hegseth survived the impeachment bid, and Iran denies holding talks with the US. Diário de Notícias reports that the US is not responding to Iran but rules out returning to war.

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A US soldier has been detained in the United Kingdom on suspicion of spying for Russia. The Kremlin denies any link to the case, according to Diário de Notícias.

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The United Kingdom detained a US military member suspected of spying for Russia. Diário de Notícias reports that the Kremlin denies any link to the case.

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UK counter-terrorism police arrested a member of the US Army, according to The Guardian, the BBC, Sky News and ABC News. Sky News and The Daily Star describe suspected espionage for Russia, while Daily Maverick and The Hindu refer to suspected help or Russian links. ABC News says the arrest was made under the UK's National Security Act.

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The U.S. House blocked an effort to open impeachment proceedings against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, a push led by Massie. Republicans stopped the proposal, which the BBC says is blocked for now, while Observador reports it was shelved. One outlet links the process to the war with Iran, though the headlines do not explain that link.

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A US soldier was arrested in the United Kingdom on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to several outlets. Diário de Notícias reports that the Kremlin denies any link to the case. The Times of Israel describes the detainee as a senior officer in a NATO unit.

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The U.S. House of Representatives blocked an attempt by Rep. Massie to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. According to the Tehran Times, Massie's move targeted Hegseth over the Iran war and the Minab school massacre. Some headlines say the block is only for now, while others do not mention this.

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Tehran Times and IRNA report that Iran's Revolutionary Guard unveiled a new underground missile city, presented as a show of strength. Haaretz reports that Iran unveiled an underground 'missile city', and an expert points to efforts to evade radar.

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According to the US Department of Justice, three Iran-backed suspects plotted attacks against American troops, including an incident at RAF Fairford. Fox News reports that the suspects planned to use vans loaded with fuel.

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A poll on the United States finds that more than 70% of Americans want a new Congress with a Democratic majority to end the war with Iran. The Times of Israel and TASS give 71% and over 70% respectively, while Al Jazeera reports only that most Americans want Democrats focused on ending the war and lowering costs.

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Germany is removing Chinese drones and cars from military installations over espionage risks, according to Jornal de Notícias. According to Der Spiegel, cited by Daily Maverick, the German military bans commercially available Chinese drones. RPP reports the same removal of Chinese drones and cars from German military installations.

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Salvadoran president Nayib Bukele says troops from his country destroyed the "headquarters" of a powerful gang in Haiti. ABC describes the operation as dismantling the base of one of the bloodiest gangs, while Le Devoir links the offensive to elections in El Salvador.

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A U.S. soldier was arrested in the United Kingdom on suspicion of espionage linked to Russia, according to several outlets. CBC News cites counterterror police as the source of the arrest. Diário de Notícias adds that the Kremlin denies any link to the case.

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Germany is removing Chinese drones and cars from military installations over espionage risks, according to Jornal de Notícias. According to Der Spiegel, cited by Daily Maverick, the German military bans commercially available Chinese drones. RPP reports the same removal of Chinese drones and cars from German military installations.

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UK counter-terrorism police arrested a member of the US Army, according to The Guardian, the BBC, Sky News and ABC News. Sky News and The Daily Star describe suspected espionage for Russia, while Daily Maverick and The Hindu refer to suspected help or Russian links. ABC News says the arrest was made under the UK's National Security Act.

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UK counter-terrorism police arrested a member of the US Army, according to The Guardian, the BBC, Sky News and ABC News. Sky News and The Daily Star describe suspected espionage for Russia, while Daily Maverick and The Hindu refer to suspected help or Russian links. ABC News says the arrest was made under the UK's National Security Act.

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Germany is removing Chinese drones and cars from military installations over espionage risks, according to Jornal de Notícias. According to Der Spiegel, cited by Daily Maverick, the German military bans commercially available Chinese drones. RPP reports the same removal of Chinese drones and cars from German military installations.

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Ukrainian and Russian delegations began U.S.-mediated talks in Abu Dhabi, according to NPR and RTP. Zelensky says the meetings were constructive and that security guarantees were discussed, per ANSA and Diário de Notícias. Zelensky says Putin "lives in a different reality", according to The Guardian. The Kyiv Independent reports a second day of trilateral talks between Ukraine, Russia and the US.

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UK counter-terrorism police arrested a member of the US Army, according to The Guardian, the BBC, Sky News and ABC News. Sky News and The Daily Star describe suspected espionage for Russia, while Daily Maverick and The Hindu refer to suspected help or Russian links. ABC News says the arrest was made under the UK's National Security Act.

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Rubio says the aim is to extend negotiations on Ukraine to the Europeans. According to TASS, Rubio says Europe fears being sidelined by agreements between Russia and the US on Ukraine. The Kyiv Independent reports that Rubio says security guarantees for Ukraine must also be acceptable to Russia.

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Bukele says Salvadoran troops destroyed the «headquarters» of a gang in Haiti. El Universal reports that the United States questions this offensive.

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According to TASS and IRNA, Iran's military and the IRGC Navy say a third tanker was hit by a mine in the Strait of Hormuz. The Hindu, Dhaka Tribune and Channels TV report that Iran says the tanker struck a mine and caught fire. The Express Tribune reports an incident involving a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, according to a British maritime agency.

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Bukele says Salvadoran troops destroyed the "headquarters" of a powerful gang in Haiti. El Universal also reports that the United States questions the offensive.

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Folha de S.Paulo reports that Russia and Ukraine resumed negotiations for the first time since February, and that the US sees the differences between the parties as “narrowed”. According to Gazeta do Povo, the new talks between Ukraine, Russia and the US include discussion of a post-war European security system. Diário de Notícias says Rubio states the aim is to extend the Ukraine negotiations to Europeans, while Observador and Jornal de Notícias say Zelensky wants a European representative at the talks with Russia.

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The United States withdrew military aircraft from a British base, according to the headlines, citing a threat from Iran. La Nación reports tanker aircraft and describes the Iranian threat as alleged, not confirmed.

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A poll on the United States finds that more than 70% of Americans want a new Congress with a Democratic majority to end the war with Iran. The Times of Israel and TASS give 71% and over 70% respectively, while Al Jazeera reports only that most Americans want Democrats focused on ending the war and lowering costs.

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Portugal's foreign minister, Paulo Rangel, regrets the “lightness” of NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte regarding Portugal's position on Ukraine. According to Diário de Notícias, Rutte accused Portugal of treating the war in Ukraine as “something distant”.

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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth rejected the impeachment calls, calling them a farce and saying he is proud of the war in Iran and would do it again. Democrats rallied behind a Republican lawmaker's impeachment push, and the House began a vote on a motion to advance it; the vote ended with the effort effectively halted. NPR reports the House voted to effectively end the impeachment effort, and Observador reports the proposal was shelved. TASS says US congressmen rejected the attempt to start impeachment, while CGTN reports Hegseth defended his war record.

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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth called the impeachment bid a «farce» and said he is proud of the war with Iran and would do it again. Hegseth says those seeking to remove him «will fail again»; according to The Hindu, Trump-backed Republicans stalled the impeachment push. According to Al Jazeera, Hegseth survived the impeachment bid, and Iran denies holding talks with the US. Diário de Notícias reports that the US is not responding to Iran but rules out returning to war.

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According to La Tercera, three-way talks between Ukraine, Russia and the United States have begun to end the war. Clarín reports that Zelensky says the first day of talks between Ukraine and Russia was "constructive". La Jornada reports that talks between Russia and Ukraine have resumed.

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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth called the impeachment bid a «farce» and said he is proud of the war with Iran and would do it again. Hegseth says those seeking to remove him «will fail again»; according to The Hindu, Trump-backed Republicans stalled the impeachment push. According to Al Jazeera, Hegseth survived the impeachment bid, and Iran denies holding talks with the US. Diário de Notícias reports that the US is not responding to Iran but rules out returning to war.

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Tehran Times and IRNA report that Iran's Revolutionary Guard unveiled a new underground missile city, presented as a show of strength. Haaretz reports that Iran unveiled an underground 'missile city', and an expert points to efforts to evade radar.

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According to the Wall Street Journal, as cited by Egypt Independent, the United States has withdrawn military aircraft from a second British base. The South China Morning Post says the withdrawal involves nine military aircraft and follows an Iranian threat. Fox News reports 13 aircraft being evacuated from a second UK base amid a new Iranian threat. The Times of Israel reports that the United States moved military aircraft due to a threat from Iran, without confirming the information.

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Republicans blocked the motion to remove Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, according to Público, Jornal de Notícias, RTP and Observador. Expresso reports that the removal process is already under way and asks whether Hegseth will be the first political casualty of Trump's war.

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