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The relationship has helped head off wider conflagration in the region
Indirect negotiations in Oman aimed to end strikes against shipping by Tehran-backed Houthis
Revolutionary Guard officers withdrawn to avoid further casualties and avert direct conflict with Washington
Umbrella group blamed for deaths of US troops claims responsibility for drone assault
Jake Sullivan vows further action after Washington’s back-to-back waves of assaults on groups in Yemen, Iraq and Syria
American bombers hit 85 targets in retaliation for an attack that killed three soldiers
Tehran warns that Washington is engaging in ‘another adventurous and strategic error’
Authorities also seize $108mn and 500,000 barrels of fuel as they go after a critical source of revenue for Tehran
Tehran is gradually turning the Hamas crisis to its advantage but concerns about domestic stability remain high
Second attack on Revolutionary Guards in as many weeks comes as US prepares strikes on Tehran’s regional proxies
Statement by Kataib Hizbollah comes as Washington is expected to respond to drone assault that killed three soldiers
Deaths of three American service members have highlighted the struggles of US policy in the Middle East
Both once fought Isis, but Iran-backed militias have increased their attacks on US forces
Washington weighs response while Iran tries to distance itself from assault in Jordan that killed three US service members
Tehran distances itself from strike as Republican pressure builds on Joe Biden to respond
Iran-backed network triggers fears that Israel-Hamas war could spread within region
President vows to hold culprits responsible for deadly incident in Jordan near Syria border
Tehran warns that it has the right to retaliate against ‘the Zionist regime’s organised terrorism’
The Islamic republic’s direct strikes in Iraq, Syria and Pakistan in recent days suggest not a change of strategy but a change of tactics
Attacks by Revolutionary Guards fuel fears of a Middle East conflagration
Move close to crude chokepoint comes as Tehran-backed rebels menace vessels in Red Sea
Attacks on shipping show how easily global supply chains can be disrupted
A series of incidents in the past week has brought the region to the brink
The world is less reliant than it was on Middle Eastern hydrocarbons, but disruption in the strait would still push up prices
Rafael Grossi says the world should not lose sight of the risks because attention has switched to war between Israel and Hamas
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