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Iran's DepFM: The draft resolution proposed by Russia and China for a technical extension of UNSC Resolution 2231 represents "the last chance to prevent the escalation of self-made Euro-American tensions."
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Microsoft announced that it has disabled a set of cloud and artificial intelligence services used by a unit of the Israeli Ministry of Defense.
 
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After U.S. strikes, Iran increases work at mysterious underground site:
Satellite imagery indicates Iran is continuing construction of a deeply buried military site at “Pickaxe Mountain,” just south of the Natanz nuclear facility hit by Israeli and U.S. strikes in June.
Iran has increased construction at a mysterious underground site in the months since the U.S. and Israel pummeled its main nuclear facilities, suggesting Tehran has not entirely ceased work on its suspected weapons program and may be cautiously rebuilding, according to a Washington Post review of satellite imagery and independent analysis.
The ongoing work is at a site known as Kuh-e Kolang Gaz La, or Pickaxe Mountain, where since 2020 Iranian engineers have been tunneling deep into the Zagros mountain range — about a mile south of the nuclear complex at Natanz, which was a target of U.S. bombing strikes on June 22.
The purpose of Pickaxe Mountain remains unclear. International nuclear inspectors have never visited and Rafael Mariano Grossi, director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, said Tehran rebuffed his questions about the site earlier this year.
Analysts who have monitored its construction estimate the halls under Pickaxe Mountain may be even deeper — between 260 and 330 feet — than those at Iran’s Fordow facility, which U.S. warplanes struck with massive earth-penetrating bombs. The site’s aboveground footprint sprawls over roughly a square mile of mountainside, with a pair of tunnel entrances on the east and west sides.
Iran said in 2020, when it announced plans for the facility, that it would house a production plant for assembling centrifuges, fast-spinning machines for enriching uranium, replacing a site destroyed earlier that year in what Tehran called an act of sabotage.
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Widespread UN sanctions against Iran returned into force late Saturday for the first time in a decade, after last-ditch nuclear talks with Western powers failed to produce a breakthrough.
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🚨 JUST IN: Qatari Al-Arabi channel: Arab countries made corrections to the Witkoff-Kushner-Bohler initiative to stop the war in the Gaza Strip, which included a demand for a complete Israeli withdrawal and the establishment of a Palestinian technocratic government to operate under the supervision of an international council. Trump will present the initiative to Netanyahu on Monday at the White House after the Arab corrections.

🚨 According to the report, the initiative states that the Palestinian Authority will be involved in managing the Gaza Strip after the war. Additionally, after the amendments, it states that Hams will LAY down its weapons but will not be disarmed.


Qatari-linked outlet Al-Araby Al-Jadeed reports Arab states have amended the U.S./Witkoff–Kushner plan (often associated with envoy Adam Boehler), adding: full, gradual Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, a Palestinian technocratic administration linked to the PA, an international oversight council, and Arab-led border forces. Al-Araby says Trump will present the amended text to Netanyahu on Monday, Sept 29. Hamas says it has not received a new proposal.
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Israel’s National Security Committee advanced a bill imposing the death penalty on terrorists, despite warnings it could endanger hostage talks. Ben-Gvir pushed the vote through after rejecting requests from the PMO to delay.
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BREAKING: Prime Minister Netanyahu spoke on the phone with the Prime Minister of Qatar, Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, and apologized for the harm to Qatar's sovereignty in the strike on Doha and expressed sorrow for the killing of a Qatari security officer in the strike, according to a source familiar with the details. The conversation took place during the meeting between Netanyahu and President Trump at the White House.

 
The Foreign Ministers of Qatar, Jordan, UAE, Indonesia, Pakistan, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt have issued a joint statement welcoming today’s announced 20-point comprehensive plan by U.S. President Donald J. Trump to end the ongoing war and rebuild the Gaza Strip, while preventing the displacement of the Palestinians. Additionally, the countries welcome President Trump’s announcement that he will not allow Israel to annex the West Bank.
 
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⚡️A group of members of the US House of Representatives has introduced a bipartisan plan aimed at facilitating the transfer of seized weapons from the Islamic Republic to US partners.

⚡️Representatives of the US Senate have also presented a similar text of this plan.

⚡️Josh Gottheimer, Democrat of the US House of Representatives: As the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism, the Islamic Republic continues to arm proxy forces that threaten the lives of American soldiers, our bases, and our allies.

⚡️Josh Gottheimer: New bipartisan, bicameral plan against the Islamic Republic removes bureaucratic hurdles, strengthens our strategic partnerships, increases the security of American citizens, and counters Iran's aggressive actions.

 
Dozens of refueling tankers have transited the Atlantic and are assisting in moving numerous U.S. air assets into the region.
The aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford is headed towards the Strait of Gibraltar, from where it will head towards the Middle East or the Mediterranean.
 
NEW: Senior Iranian officials appear to be preparing for potential military conflict. Iranian officials continue to believe that the current ceasefire between Israel and Iran will collapse and fighting will resume at some point in the future. Senior Iranian military commanders also continue to inspect military and air defense units across Iran.Other Key Takeaways: Iran’s worsening water and energy crisis could gradually increase the Iranian public’s frustrations with the regime and compound existing challenges to regime legitimacy. The Karaj Dam’s water reserves decreased from 111 million cubic meters to 28 million cubic meters between September 2024 and September 2025, making the dam incapable of generating electricity for Tehran.Iraqi National Security Advisor Qasim al Araji said on September 30 that Iraq would take “all necessary measures” to prevent Israel from using Iraqi airspace to attack Iran, during a meeting with Iranian Armed Forces Intelligence head Brigadier General Sayyed Majid Mirahmadi in Baghdad. Iranian-backed Iraqi politicians and militia figures have long called on the Iraqi federal government to adopt policies that would restrict the United States and Israel’s ability to fly through Iraqi airspace.


 
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