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Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu pushes to restart large-scale strikes on Iran as Tehran refuses talks with Washington

Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu pushes to restart large-scale strikes on Iran as Tehran refuses talks with Washington

The US and Israel are reportedly aligned on attacking Iran again, despite fears over the US elections. Iran's security chief Maj. Gen. Mohsen Rezaei told Pakistan's army chief Asim Munir there would be no talks until Washington met Tehran's conditions. 'Not a single gram of enriched uranium will be removed from Iran,' he said. A Pakistan-brokered interim peace deal signed in June faltered within weeks.

Brent crude touched $111.99 on Tuesday, a five-month high, before easing.

Houthis claim strikes on an Aramco site at Yanbu and Riyadh's main airport.

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