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Top News Headlines: Trump: Iran agrees to all US demands; nuclear inspections will continue Trump criticizes NATO members for not joining Iran war Trump questions US role in Minab school attack; Investigations continue Trump's verbal clash with Republican senators over war and deal with Iran IRGC: Oman's proposed route through the Strait of Hormuz is unsafe and unacceptable Tehran accuses NATO of complicity with the US in the war and demands accountability US Senate opposes limiting Trump's war powers over Iran Telegraph: Trump may demand a new deal with the Islamic Republic after the election Australia accuses the IRGC of leading attacks on Jewish centers Parliamentary representative: Islamic Republic must both avenge and receive war reparations Rubio: US wants a deal with Tehran, but not at any price Israel: Islamic Republic is directing the reconstruction of armed networks in the West Bank from Turkish soil Iranian Army commander: Development of equipment and defense capabilities continues with seriousness Secretary of the National Security Committee of the Parliament: Uranium enrichment is an unchangeable red line for the regime Bahrain: Islamic Republic must be prevented from acquiring nuclear weapons and supporting armed groups Reuters and The Times Israel: Israel's limited withdrawal from southern Lebanon did not break the deadlock in the talks between the two countries Israeli Defense Minister: We should not be satisfied with the achievements of the war with the Islamic Republic and we must expand the ability to launch air strikes Rubio: The US has reactivated the joint monitoring mechanism between the Israeli and Lebanese armies Vance: Tehran is sending a IRGC commander to Doha to coordinate directly with CENTCOM Yediot Aharonot: Netanyahu prevented the complete withdrawal of the Israeli army from southern Lebanon The Israeli army continues airstrikes and targeted assassinations in Gaza Summary: Developments related to the understanding between the US and the Islamic Republic are still in the spotlight. Donald Trump has announced that Tehran has made major concessions and agrees to Washington's demands. He has reiterated that inspections of nuclear facilities must continue and warned that the US will be ready to take stricter measures if the Islamic Republic deviates from its commitments. In contrast, Islamic Republic officials say any decision to inspect damaged nuclear facilities will only be reviewed after a final agreement is reached. At the same time, political differences in the United States continue over how to deal with Iran. Trump has criticized some NATO members for not joining the war in Iran and has faced opposition in meetings with Republican senators over war powers and the process of negotiations with Tehran. However, the US Senate has opposed reconsidering the president’s plan to limit war powers; an issue that Trump saw as a sign of Congress’ support for his positions. At the same time, some reports indicate that after the midterm elections, the White House may seek a stricter agreement with the Islamic Republic. In the region, the Strait of Hormuz remains one of the most important axes of tension. The Revolutionary Guard Corps has described the proposed Omani sea route as unsafe and unacceptable, and emphasizes that only the route designated by Iran provides the necessary security for the passage of ships. In contrast, the Arab countries bordering the Persian Gulf have welcomed the establishment of a temporary sea crossing and consider it a step towards maintaining regional stability and security. At the same time, the authorities of the Islamic Republic have once again emphasized the continuation of uranium enrichment and its preservation as one of the regime's red lines. The developments in Lebanon have also entered a new phase. The United States has announced the revival of the joint monitoring mechanism between the Israeli and Lebanese armies, and for the first time in recent decades, direct talks are underway between the two governments. Despite Israel's limited withdrawal from parts of southern Lebanon, the differences between the two sides remain and the negotiations have not reached a definitive conclusion. Meanwhile, reports have been published indicating that Benjamin Netanyahu, despite international pressure, continues to insist on maintaining Israel's military presence in parts of southern Lebanon. Tensions also continue in the Palestinian territories. Israeli officials claim that the Islamic Republic has increased its efforts to rebuild armed networks in the West Bank, some of which are being conducted through Turkish territory. The Israeli military has also continued airstrikes and targeted operations against Hamas commanders in Gaza, and the country’s defense minister has emphasized that Tel Aviv should not be satisfied with current achievements and must further expand its deterrent capabilities. Internationally, pressure on the Islamic Republic continues. Aust...