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Oval Office remarks harden after Tehran says it received Washington’s formal reply; seven-month war and Hormuz stalemate grind on.

Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi’s team was told to depart immediately Monday night and flew to Doha; Qatar keeps mediating a war endgame.

Pentagon concludes Operation Inherent Resolve as Baghdad marks a ‘day of sovereignty’; analysts warn of militia and Islamic State risks amid the wider Iran war.

Araghchi briefs ministers on Washington’s response to Tehran’s seven-day reopening plan; UK maritime authorities report projectile strikes even as oil flows partially recover.

Flight FZ1073 plunged more than 17,000 feet before passengers and crew subdued an attacker in the cockpit; Saudi authorities are questioning the arrested pilot.

Euronews: Brussels wants voluntary limits on Chinese exports — including EVs — and has delayed chemical-sector defenses while threatening broader tariffs if talks stall.

Handelsblatt cites a government memo warning that an 80% Cosco stake in the Hamburg container hauler could create strategic dependencies; antitrust clearance already granted.

Mayor Klitschko reports missile debris and fires Tuesday morning; Zelenskyy earlier tallied at least nine dead and 80-plus wounded nationwide from Monday’s jet-drone wave.

Tehran awaits a Washington reply on a plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz; a U.S. official tells Al Jazeera talks are “constructive” but nuclear timing remains the gap.