Netanyahu urges Trump to resume Iran strikes after US midterms, Axios reports
Axios reports that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is pressing US President Donald Trump to resume strikes on Iran as soon as the November 3 congressional elections end, while Trump is said to lean toward negotiations. Trump said on Sunday that he had spoken with Netanyahu, amid reports of a disagreement over Iran.
Why it matters The report points to a possible divergence between Washington and Tel Aviv over Iran, which could shape whether the region moves toward de-escalation or renewed confrontation. The details rest on media reports and are not officially confirmed in the material available.
Iran's Araghchi cites progress in talks but no final outcome; Trump says issues unresolved
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said ongoing negotiations are making progress but have yet to produce a final outcome. According to RT Arabic, the progress concerns talks involving Qatar as mediator, and no agreement with the United States has been reached. U.S. President Donald Trump told Fox News that some issues related to Iran remain unresolved.
Saudi-led coalition announces military operation against Houthis in Yemen
The Saudi-led coalition supporting Yemen's internationally recognized government announced on Sunday that it had carried out what it called a "qualitative" military operation against the Houthi group. The coalition said the operation targeted vital resources the group uses to launch repeated attacks on Saudi Arabia and Yemen. Saudi Arabia said the aim was to weaken the sources supporting the group's war effort; initial reports gave no details on locations or outcomes.
