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25.09.26 - 21:42
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Iran State Media Denies Technical Talks With US Are Happening (ZeroHedge)
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Iran State Media Denies Technical Talks With US Are Happening
Summary
Tehran denes reports of 'technical talks' after it proposed 7-day roadmap to end the war and (eventually) restart nuclear talks.
Hormuz reopening discussed in exchange for US concessions in NY, including lifting the blockade.
Tehran seeks sanctions relief, declares will hold to conditions, including restored oil exports and access to frozen funds.
US-Iran talks reportedly show progress, with Qatar helping bridge differences.
Escalation risk remains: Iran threatens a broader response - to 'spread war to Indian Ocean' if attacked again.
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Strait of Hormuz traffic returns to normal by December 31?
Yes 27% · No 74%View full market & trade on Polymarket The Friday Afternoon Denial
Via state media Fars:
Axios and Al Jazeera's claim about Iran-US talks denied, reports Fars; News regarding another round of talks is false, and claims technical experts from Iran were sent to NY to join the talk...
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22.09.26 - 11:12
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ROUNDUP 2: Iran-Krieg und Last-Minute-Trend zehren an Tui-Gewinn (DPA-AFX)
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Der Reisekonzern TUI hat den Iran-Krieg und den Trend zu Last-Minute-Urlaub im Sommer deutlich zu spüren bekommen. Der gebuchte Umsatz lag im Pauschalreisegeschäft fünf Prozent niedriger als im Sommer zuvor, wie das Unternehmen auf Basis vorläufiger Zahlen am Dienstag in Hannover mitteilte. Für das zu Ende gehende Geschäftsjahr bis Ende September rechnet Vorstandschef Sebastian Ebel nun mit einem Rückgang des bereinigten operativen Gewinns (bereinigtes Ebit) währungsbereinigt von zuletzt gut 1,4 Milliarden auf nun 1,2 bis 1,3 Milliarden Euro. Dies entspricht dem mittleren Bereich der bisherigen Zielspanne..
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03.09.26 - 19:15
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Trump Rages Against ′Treasonous Scum′ In Media For Iran War Coverage (ZeroHedge)
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Trump Rages Against 'Treasonous Scum' In Media For Iran War Coverage
President Trump took to Truth Social on Thursday to rage against US media coverage of the Iran war (not for the first time), following Treasury Scott Bessent giving similar scathing remarks earlier this week.
Trump particularly singled out recent and ongoing reports of US missile and interceptor shortages, which he has slammed as false. He called out the "treasonous SCUM" in the media for issuing supposedly inaccurate reports on "our Military Operation in Iran" - claiming that the US has "virtually unlimited amounts of Mid to High Grade Ammunition".
But also notably, and in a seeming implicit contradiction, he said the USA is not at the moment "selling them to others" but is producing and stockpiling at "levels never seen before." This is amid an ongoing scramble for Europe to find an avenue to transfer more Patriots to Ukraine, as Zelensky is essentially betting for more mi...
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27.08.26 - 02:45
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Iran Says Persian-Language Media Outlets ′Funded By CIA′ Are Military Targets (ZeroHedge)
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Iran Says Persian-Language Media Outlets 'Funded By CIA' Are Military Targets
One key tool Washington has long utilized for influence operations and covert regime change plotting abroad has long been the establishment of foreign media for political messaging.
The idea is that a foreign language satellite news channel gets presented as 'independent' while in reality it beams propaganda onto a unsuspecting population within a so-called 'rogue' state being targeted by the US.
For example, WikiLeaks previously revealed that US intelligence invested heavily in such projects to bolster anti-Assad forces and sentiment in the context of last decade's proxy war in Syria.
Currently, Iran says it is fully aware of several Persian-language media outlets which are subversive, given they have the backing of the US, UK, or Israeli governments, or others like Saudi Arabia.
Iran International TV claims to be a privately funded channel based in west London and was established in May 2017.
The AFP in a We...
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12.08.26 - 12:06
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Iran war and high living costs fueling last-minute holiday bookings, Tui says (The Guardian)
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Geopolitics and cost of living crisis have cost Europe's largest travel company €60m so farHolidaymakers are waiting until the last minute to book their trips because of the continuing uncertainty caused by the war in Iran and the cost of living crisis, according to Tui, Europe's largest travel company, which said the war had cost it €60m (£51m) so far.In the weeks after the outbreak of war at the end of February, Tui recorded a temporary drop-off in customers wanting to travel to Cyprus or Turkey, in what the company called a “volatile market”. Continue reading......
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