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Al Mayadeen

Al Mayadeen is a Lebanese satellite news television channel. Known for its pro-resistance editorial stance, frequent citation of Iranian and Hezbollah-aligned sources, and coverage favoring the Axis of Resistance across the Middle East. Recently, Al Mayadeen has served as a primary outlet for Iranian diplomatic positions, Hezbollah statements, and frontline reporting on southern Lebanon and the Strait of Hormuz. Last updated 6 days ago

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A senior Iranian official denies Tehran had any role in the drone attack on the Erbil office of Iraqi Kurdistan Region PM Masrour Barzani.

The official told pro-Hezbollah outlet Al Mayadeen the strike was "another false-flag operation" with "nothing to do with Iran," noting Iran's military operations are "officially and clearly announced."

Kurdish counterterrorism forces earlier said two suicide drones launched from Iran hit the office. No casualties reported.

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REPORT: Iran has reportedly rejected the latest U.S. proposal on the Strait of Hormuz, insisting the waterway will not fully reopen until the war ends, according to Al Mayadeen citing an Iranian source.

The source also claimed Washington accepted the continued closure of the southern shipping lane. The report has not been independently verified.

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A senior source in the Houthis' Ministry of Defense told the Hezbollah-affiliated Lebanese al-Mayadeen channel that Israeli warplanes participated alongside Saudi forces in an attempt to repel the Yemeni attack on Saudi Arabia, following th...

A senior source in the Houthis' Ministry of Defense told the Hezbollah-affiliated Lebanese al-Mayadeen channel that Israeli warplanes participated alongside Saudi forces in an attempt to repel the Yemeni attack on Saudi Arabia, following the strike on Sana'a airport.

The source described them as Gulfstream aircraft, designed for listening, communications and information gathering. According to the source, the planes flew out of Nevatim base and operated over the Red Sea.

Their role was tracking the launches and drones fired from Yemen and determining their location.

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Hezbollah MP Hassan Fadlallah to al-Mayadeen: The Lebanese government cannot enforce the Washington agreement -- "Without Hezbollah, nothing will pass." Fadlallah vowed to block implementation, said Hezbollah will hold its weapons, and accused Washington of torpedoing Pakistan-sponsored talks. He called the government's concessions a gift to Israel with no effect on the ground and warned Netanyahu not to rush announcements to Israeli society.

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IRAN NEGOTIATIONS RESPONSE

WSJ and Al Mayadeen report that Iran is demanding an end to the blockade, unrestricted oil exports, sanctions relief, the release of frozen assets, a ceasefire in Lebanon, and continued Iranian control over the ...

IRAN NEGOTIATIONS RESPONSE

WSJ and Al Mayadeen report that Iran is demanding an end to the blockade, unrestricted oil exports, sanctions relief, the release of frozen assets, a ceasefire in Lebanon, and continued Iranian control over the Strait of Hormuz.

On the nuclear issue, Tehran is offering to dilute part of its enriched uranium and transfer the remainder to a third country, with guarantees it would be returned if talks collapse.

Iran wants all negotiations routed through Pakistan and says nuclear talks would begin only after the war ends.

The main sticking point may be Lebanon, which Tehran included as part of the broader deal.

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NEW: Al Mayadeen affiliated with the ‘axis of resistance’ reports a new Iranian proposal under which Tehran would first seek an end to the war on all fronts, especially in Lebanon, followed by talks on the Strait of Hormuz in a second phase and the nuclear issue in a third phase.

(This would drag out negotiations, and naval blockade would still be in place)