U.S. threatens shutdown of Iraq account in New York
The Trump administration has reportedly warned Iraq that if it forces the U.S. forces to withdraw, it will close Iraq’s accounts at
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Iran spends 3 days acknowledging the reasons behind the accidental accident
An airline of Ukraine International Airlines crashed shortly after taking off from Iran’s Tehran airport on January 8th, killing all 176 people
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Todd Bishop
Ukraine demands Tehran apology and compensation, Canada reiterates thorough investigation
After the Iranian military acknowledged the mistaken shooting down of a Ukrainian National Airlines passenger plane and killed 176 people, Ukrainian President
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Todd Bishop
Iranian jet 737 crashed, Ukraine International Airlines killed 176, Iran denies missile shot down
Iran’s semi-official media Fars reported on January 8 that Ukraine International Airlines, a 737 passenger aircraft carrying 180 people, was at Tehran
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Todd Bishop
Who is the only winner in the US-Iranian war?
In the West, there is such a folk ballad: Lost a nail and broke a shoe; Broken a hoof, broke a warhorse;
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Todd Bishop
Why did Trump order the assassination of Suleimani?
On January 3, U.S. President Donald Trump ordered U.S. forces to launch an assassination operation at Baghdad International Airport in Iraq by
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Todd Bishop
Trump kills Iran’s chief military officer
“Our operation last night was to stop a war, not to start a war.” On Friday morning (January 3), Iraqi time, they
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Todd Bishop
Iranian commander dies in U.S. air strikes against Trump
In the early hours of January 3rd local time, an air strike suddenly occurred around the Baghdad International Airport in Iraq. At
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Todd Bishop
U.S. expands sanctions on Iran
The US Treasury Department announced on December 11 that it will expand sanctions on Iran, including an Iranian citizen, two ships and
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Todd Bishop
Will the exchange of prisoners between the United States and Iran be the beginning of easing US-Iran relations?
The United States and Iran are at a time of tension, agreeing to exchange prisoners with each other. Wang Xiyue, a Chinese-American scholar
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