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Reflects the consequences of the war against Iran in the world media.
CBC Canadian: Indications are that after the US midterm election votes are counted, Washington and Tel Aviv will renew the war with Iran, and the new round could be more devastating than the first round. "War again seems almost inevitable," said Danny Citrinovich, an Israeli analyst and former intelligence officer, and Trump only has worse and worse options. Schumer: The foreign ministers of eight European and Middle Eastern countries asked the US and Israel not to renew their attacks on Iran at a meeting in Istanbul and warned that renewing the conflict would expand the war in the region and raise the price of oil even more. According to the newspaper, the creation of a multinational "anti-war bloc" poses a challenge to more open plans by Washington and Tel Aviv to resume strikes, while Tehran's nuclear talks are deadlocked. Reuters: Two senior Iranian security officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, announced that Tehran has prepared detailed plans to target underwater communications cables in the Persian Gulf in the event of another US and Israeli attack on Iran. One of these sources said that in the event of an attack, after the cables are damaged, Iran will try to prevent their repair, so that the disruption to communications, including the Internet, will last longer. Al-Jazeera: The meeting of the foreign ministers of four regional countries including Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Turkey and Pakistan (R4) with three European countries Britain, France and Germany (E3) in Istanbul could be the basis for formulating a new model for regional security cooperation. This initiative was proposed in a situation where dissatisfaction with the performance of the United States in managing the crises in Iran and Ukraine increased. Xinhua: At a joint meeting in Istanbul, the foreign ministers of eight regional and European countries announced their opposition to any military action against Iran and demanded the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.