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Iran, Sri Lanka

Second Iranian ship enters Sri Lankan waters after US submarine attack

A second Iranian ship has entered Sri Lankan territorial waters just a day after an American submarine torpedoed a vessel and killed more than 80 people, Sri Lankan officials have said.

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Second Iranian ship heading to Sri Lanka after submarine attack

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Sri Lanka offloads 208 crew members from second Iranian ship a day after US strike sinks frigate

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United Airlines sees hit to results on fuel cost spike from Iran conflict

United Airlines (UAL.O) CEO Scott Kirby expects a "meaningful" hit to the carrier's first-quarter results from surging fuel prices following ‌the deepening war in Iran, even as travel demand remains ...

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Badenoch presses Starmer to strike Iranian missile sites

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Conflict between the US and Iran dates back to the 1980s

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Flight paths squeezed as Iran conflict closes more airspace

Most airlines are not currently having to add in additional stops to accomodate the longer routes, but Qantas has added a Singapore refuelling stop on its non-stop flight from Perth to London, he said...

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White House to press defense firms to boost production as US strikes on Iran draw down stockpiles

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Submarine attack on Iranian ship off Sri Lanka leaves at least 101 missing, sources say

A submarine attack on an Iranian ship off the coast of Sri Lanka has left at least 101 people missing, one dead and 78 injured, sources in Sri Lanka's navy and defense ministry told Reuters.

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US sub that torpedoed Iranian ship included Australians, PM says

Three Australian Defence Force personnel were among the crew of a US submarine that torpedoed and sank an Iranian vessel in the Indian Ocean, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said, while adding that none were involved in operations related to the attack.

US submarine sank an Iranian warship in international waters marking a first since WWII

US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth said Wednesday that a US submarine sank an Iranian warship in international waters after Sri Lanka’s Navy said it rescued more than two dozen people from an Iranian vessel that was sunk off its shoreline.