Iran Still ‘Exchanging Messages’ With US, Says Nuclear Deal Possible
Tehran says the messages have been relayed through European mediators
Ukraine Tells EU Delays in Delivering Billions in Aid ‘Not Acceptable’
The EU is providing Kyiv with nearly $5 billion in long-term loans
Russia’s State Duma Approves Annexation of Ukrainian Territories
Russia's Federation Council is expected to approve the move on Tuesday
Blinken Says Nord Stream Sabotage Is a ‘Tremendous Opportunity’
The secretary of state says it's an opportunity to remove Europe's dependency on Russian energy
Austin Says It’s Possible Putin Could Use Nuclear Weapons in Ukraine
The risk hasn't changed the Biden administration's approach to the war
Iran Releases Two American Prisoners, Says US to Unfreeze $7 Billion
A State Department spokesperson denied that the funds would be released
Turkey Reports 30 PKK Killed in Attacks on Iraq, Syria
23 killed in raid in northern Iraq
Erdogan Repeats Threat to Block Sweden, Finland from Joining NATO
Sweden lifted its arms embargo on Turkey in a step toward fulfilling a deal to join NATO
Yemen Ceasefire Expires Without Extension, Raising Fears of Escalation
The six-month ceasefire was the longest period of calm since the US-backed coalition intervened in 2015
19 Killed as Iran Separatists Attack Zahedan
Revolutionary Guard commander killed in clashes
Ukraine Vows To ‘Liberate’ Territory Annexed by Moscow
A top aide to President Zelensky said Russian forces will be "exterminated"
Zelensky Says Ukraine Already a ‘De Facto’ NATO Member
After Russia annexed four Ukrainian regions, Kiev said it would apply for "accelerated" membership in the North Atlantic alliance
