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War and Politics: Donald Trump endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of Israel’s October 27 election, warning the U.S. could face Iran without him. Netanyahu renewed his call for regime change in Tehran. Iran’s Defence: Parliament approved Mehrdad Akhlaghi as defence minister with 237 votes. He warned that a renewed U.S. attack would cause “enormous damage.” Hormuz Diplomacy: Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Iran’s proposal remains open: accept Tehran’s conditions and the strait could reopen in six days, with talks resuming on the seventh. Tanker fires and other attacks have disrupted shipping; Iran says vessels hit naval mines. Regional Tensions: A Houthi projectile injured six people in Saudi Arabia, while Gulf states voiced support for Riyadh and urged dialogue between Washington and Tehran. Russia’s Sergey Lavrov is due in Tehran Monday amid warnings of a wider war.

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Iran sets a six-day deadline for reopening the Strait of Hormuz and links the decision to Washington fulfilling its demands.

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