The Israeli military admitted flaws in its initial accounts of troops’ involvement in the killing of 15 people in Gaza, contradicting earlier claims with video evidence of clearly marked ambulances and a fire truck. International scrutiny followed, prompting a quicker response from the military. The Red Crescent Society accused Israel of war crimes for targeting medics, demanding an investigation, while the military’s internal inquiry continues under the new chief of staff, Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir, raising questions about accountability.
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UN nuclear chief says Iran, US running out of time to secure deal
UN nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi warned that Iran and the US are running out of time to finalize a nuclear deal as they prepare for new talks in Rome this weekend, following their highest-level discussions since the US withdrew from the nuclear accord in 2018. Grossi emphasized the urgency of the negotiations, acknowledging the challenges, while Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi expressed that Iran's uranium enrichment is non-negotiable. Tensions remain as conflicting positions may...
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