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According to Iranian media Fars News, Abbas Gudarzi, spokesman for the Iranian parliament's presidium, said that withdrawing from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons and revising the country's nuclear doctrine are both "fully achievable" options that would "make the United States and its followers realize their place."

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According to Iranian media Fars News, Abbas Gudarzi, spokesman for the Iranian parliament's presidium, said that withdrawing from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons and revising the country's nuclear doctrine are both "fully achievable" options that would "make the United States and its followers realize their place."

According to RIA Novosti, Russian presidential aide Ushakov stated that the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi confirmed during talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin that the UAE is ready to provide a platform for negotiations on the Ukraine issue.

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According to RIA Novosti, Russian presidential aide Ushakov stated that the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi confirmed during talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin that the UAE is ready to provide a platform for negotiations on the Ukraine issue.

Alan Ayr, a former U.S. negotiator for the Iran nuclear deal and a distinguished fellow for foreign policy at the Middle East Institute, said Iran is now more likely to seek nuclear weapons than it was during the 2015 negotiations. Ayr stated, “Iran’s ability to build nuclear weapons cannot be eliminated. They have learned how to enrich uranium, so all you can do is change their intentions.” He added that while some of Iran’s nuclear facilities have since been destroyed, these facilities can be rebuilt, and Iran’s knowledge of the relevant technologies continues to grow, making it unlikely that Iran will return to the restrictions it previously accepted, and “more likely to seek nuclear weapons.”

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Alan Ayr, a former U.S. negotiator for the Iran nuclear deal and a distinguished fellow for foreign policy at the Middle East Institute, said Iran is now more likely to seek nuclear weapons than it was during the 2015 negotiations. Ayr stated, “Iran’s ability to build nuclear weapons cannot be eliminated. They have learned how to enrich uranium, so all you can do is change their intentions.” He added that while some of Iran’s nuclear facilities have since been destroyed, these facilities can be rebuilt, and Iran’s knowledge of the relevant technologies continues to grow, making it unlikely that Iran will return to the restrictions it previously accepted, and “more likely to seek nuclear weapons.”

According to Iranian media outlet Fars News, the deputy political commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Navy stated that Trump claimed in his media campaign that the Strait of Hormuz was under US control; if that's true, then let him try sending one of his warships within 100 kilometers. The Americans are well aware that if their ships approach, they will face a response from Iranian fighters, as has been the case in recent days.

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According to Iranian media outlet Fars News, the deputy political commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Navy stated that Trump claimed in his media campaign that the Strait of Hormuz was under US control; if that's true, then let him try sending one of his warships within 100 kilometers. The Americans are well aware that if their ships approach, they will face a response from Iranian fighters, as has been the case in recent days.

Mohammed Basha, founder and analyst at independent risk consultancy Basha Report, says the Houthi advance on Yemen's west coast reflects both their battlefield experience and the deep divisions among forces opposing them. Basha says the operation, which began on August 9 and lasted about 30 days, saw the main ground offensive begin around September 1. Houthi fighters attacked multiple fronts in small groups, using mountain routes, ambushes, and drones to suppress government positions. "They are a powerful force," he says, adding that the anti-Houthi factions have repeatedly underestimated their military capabilities. But Basha says the biggest problem facing the internationally recognized Yemeni government is internal division. "You can't defeat the Houthis by commanding and controlling divisions, with eight armies vying for influence," he says, adding that foreign military aid can only play a limited role. "This is a conflict in Yemen, and ultimately the responsibility lies with them," Basha says. "This is not a conflict in Riyadh, nor is it a war waged by the United States."

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Mohammed Basha, founder and analyst at independent risk consultancy Basha Report, says the Houthi advance on Yemen's west coast reflects both their battlefield experience and the deep divisions among forces opposing them. Basha says the operation, which began on August 9 and lasted about 30 days, saw the main ground offensive begin around September 1. Houthi fighters attacked multiple fronts in small groups, using mountain routes, ambushes, and drones to suppress government positions. "They are a powerful force," he says, adding that the anti-Houthi factions have repeatedly underestimated their military capabilities. But Basha says the biggest problem facing the internationally recognized Yemeni government is internal division. "You can't defeat the Houthis by commanding and controlling divisions, with eight armies vying for influence," he says, adding that foreign military aid can only play a limited role. "This is a conflict in Yemen, and ultimately the responsibility lies with them," Basha says. "This is not a conflict in Riyadh, nor is it a war waged by the United States."

According to CBS News: Former U.S. Army Secretary Driscoll has arrived in Kyiv, Ukraine.

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According to CBS News: Former U.S. Army Secretary Driscoll has arrived in Kyiv, Ukraine.