By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Defimedia
According to Defi Media, Donald Trump said the United States would demand full repayment of the costs of the war against Iran from Israel and several Gulf countries, cited as beneficiaries of American protection. Although the conflict is militarily over, Washington could make this demand in the coming days.
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The Iran-US crisis concerns the nuclear deal, nuclear weapons and the risk of war.
10 NovTrump says war against Iran is 'militarily over'10 NovTrump says prospects for a deal with Iran are encouraging10 NovTrump announces meeting with Xi and Putin in ChinaTehran says Washington must accept its conditions to end the war, as Donald Trump judges the conflict to be "militarily, effectively over". According to Tribune Online, Iran demands the lifting of the naval blockade and of sanctions, and the release of frozen funds, while President Pezeshkian rejects any deal imposed by force.
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US President Donald Trump said on Truth Social that the war against Iran is militarily over, after meeting the Prime Minister of Qatar. He considers a resumption of strikes unlikely, while insisting the United States remains ready to intervene, according to Le Monde.
🇺🇸 United States · Source: Le Monde ·
Donald Trump believes growing rejection of Israel in the United States contributed to the Republicans' defeat in the midterm elections. He also cites the war against Iran and rising petrol prices, in an interview, according to Defimedia.
🇺🇸 United States · Source: Defimedia ·
According to a Reuters-Ipsos poll, 71% of Americans want the new Democrat-majority Congress to enforce an end to the conflict with Iran launched by Donald Trump in February. A majority of 62% also support repealing tariffs, according to the poll, which was conducted over four days.
🇺🇸 United States · Source: Business Day (South Africa) ·
Al-Fayed case: police custody in France and the UKPolice custody measures have been taken in the investigation into an alleged network trafficking women linked to Egyptian billionaire Mohamed Al-Fayed, who died in 2023 without ever being prosecuted. The joint investigations in the two countries have received 163 reports of sexual violence or exploitation, according to Le Monde.The week in Africa
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