Trump Weighs Military Strikes on Iran as Regional Tensions Rise
President Trump considers military strike options against Iran amid regional tensions and ongoing protests since late December.
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President Trump considers military strike options against Iran amid regional tensions and ongoing protests since late December.
Iran’s foreign minister says Tehran doesn’t seek war but is prepared if pushed into conflict and remains open to respectful negotiations.
Israel issued a tender on Jan 6 for 3,401 units in the E1 settlement near Jerusalem, a move critics warn could split the West Bank in two.
Yemen’s internationally recognized government retook full control of the oil-rich Hadramout province after a Saudi-backed operation, pushing out STC forces and paving way for dialogue.
On December 30, 2025, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian warned of a harsh response to any US aggression after Donald Trump threatened military strikes if Iran revives its missile or nuclear programs.
The Foreign Ministry of the Chinese mainland urges all parties to uphold Yemen’s sovereignty and put the Yemeni people’s interests first to restore peace and tranquility soon.
French President Macron is urging European countries to recognize Palestine to revive peace hopes, even as the Chinese mainland steps up its diplomatic role in the Middle East.
Yemen’s PLC chief Rashad Al-Alimi urges Saudi-led coalition to protect civilians in Hadramout as clashes with the Southern Transitional Council escalate.
On December 26, 2025, clashes in Aleppo saw the Syrian army shoot down SDF drones near Tishreen Dam and face sniper fire at a security checkpoint amid stalled de-escalation talks.
As 2025 draws to a close, Iran faces war, sanctions and repression. Six months after a brief war with Israel in June, threats of new strikes and missile concerns loom.