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From Iran in 1953 to the 2026 confrontation with Tehran, Washington has intervened for decades against governments it deemed hostile. The result, according to analyses, is chaos and instability, and now history is repeating itself with new sanctions on Iran.

After Donald Trump posted a map on social media marking the Strait of Hormuz as U.S. territory, Iran's consulate in India retaliated with a map of the U.S. showing California as territory of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

The Financial Times reported that Iran had considered striking US military targets in Europe if Trump escalates the war, and NATO responded by recalling the interception of Iranian missiles over Turkey.

The American administration has frozen the assets of Tomoko Akane, and the International Criminal Court says it will continue its work impartially and independently.

The joint 'Ulchi Freedom Shield' exercises will end on August 21 instead of August 27, and the second phase has been canceled. The decision was made at the request of the U.S. side.

Trump envoy Jared Kushner concluded two days of meetings with Israeli and Hamas leaders without progress on the Gaza plan, as the deadline for a US-Iran deal expires.

The highest court in the U.S. has rejected President Donald Trump's appeal for the second time in the case brought by writer E. Jean Carroll, confirming his liability for sexual assault and defamation with damages of $83 million.

A Reuters/Ipsos poll shows only a third of Americans approve of President Donald Trump's job performance, while 64 percent disapprove, with the main reason being the war with Iran.

Marjorie Taylor Greene claims the administration's strategic discussions seriously consider the use of nuclear weapons against Iran, citing intelligence assessments that allegedly refute the Iranian nuclear threat.

As the US president claims the naval blockade is putting economic pressure on Tehran, a Democratic senator accuses him of prioritizing trips with aide Natalie Harp over addressing the crisis.

A senior Iranian official confirmed to Reuters that Tehran has decided to change its defensive strategy to a fully offensive one, while Washington announces plans to declare a key oil route U.S. territory.

The US president said Washington would bomb Oman if it interfered in the deal to control the Strait of Hormuz, a key global oil route.

Andy Burnham exchanged messages for days with someone impersonating Susie Wiles, and the case escalated diplomatically to the White House.

Major General Mohammad Reza Naqdi tells PBS that the war with the US has become a war without strategy and that Iran can fight for years.

Sixty days after the Paris memorandum, no progress has been made, and Marjorie Taylor Greene claims that strategic meetings have discussed a nuclear option against Iran.

The American president announced a significant reduction in joint maneuvers, citing a good relationship with Kim Jong Un and high costs for the U.S.