"Ramadan War" file/190; Reflecting the consequences of the war against Iran in the world media CNN: American forces in the Middle East are ready to start a new and possibly extensive military operation against Iran, and if Donald Trump issues an order, they can start the operation within 96 hours. According to this network's sources, the list of possible targets includes Iran's energy infrastructure, military centers and nuclear facilities; A problem that shows the scope of possible attacks that may go beyond attacks limited to military equipment. Reuters: Most Middle East stock markets rallied in early trade on Monday, as a planned meeting between Iran's leaders and officials from Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan raised hopes for an easing of US-Iranian tensions. According to Reuters, the talks are due to take place in Tehran on Monday and are the first high-level contact between the four countries since Saudi Arabia became one of the pressure points in the wider Iran war. Al Jazeera: The rise in the cost of living, tariffs and the consequences of the war against Iran could lead to a decrease in the Republican vote in the mid-term elections on November 3, 2026. According to polls cited in the article, Donald Trump's popularity has declined and the Democrats are leading the race for the House of Representatives. Al-Mayadeen: As the elections for the 26th Knesset approach, fears have increased about repeated incidents of Donald Trump supporters attacking the US Congress building in Israel. The increase in political polarization, the spread of hatred against the opposition and the lack of trust in democratic institutions created the ground for social unrest. Chinese channel CGTN: The Saudi Foreign Ministry announced that the parties are looking for ways to reduce tensions, strengthen regional security and maintain stability. According to two regional sources, the war in Yemen and the attacks of Yemen's armed forces on Saudi Arabia are also on the agenda.

"Ramadan War" file/190; Reflecting the consequences of the war against Iran in the world media CNN: American forces in the Middle East are ready to start a new and possibly extensive military operation against Iran, and if Donald Trump issues an order, they can start the operation within 96 hours. According to this network's sources, the list of possible targets includes Iran's energy infrastructure, military centers and nuclear facilities; A problem that shows the scope of possible attacks that may go beyond attacks limited to military equipment. Reuters: Most Middle East stock markets rallied in early trade on Monday, as a planned meeting between Iran's leaders and officials from Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan raised hopes for an easing of US-Iranian tensions. According to Reuters, the talks are due to take place in Tehran on Monday and are the first high-level contact between the four countries since Saudi Arabia became one of the pressure points in the wider Iran war. Al Jazeera: The rise in the cost of living, tariffs and the consequences of the war against Iran could lead to a decrease in the Republican vote in the mid-term elections on November 3, 2026. According to polls cited in the article, Donald Trump's popularity has declined and the Democrats are leading the race for the House of Representatives. Al-Mayadeen: As the elections for the 26th Knesset approach, fears have increased about repeated incidents of Donald Trump supporters attacking the US Congress building in Israel. The increase in political polarization, the spread of hatred against the opposition and the lack of trust in democratic institutions created the ground for social unrest. Chinese channel CGTN: The Saudi Foreign Ministry announced that the parties are looking for ways to reduce tensions, strengthen regional security and maintain stability. According to two regional sources, the war in Yemen and the attacks of Yemen's armed forces on Saudi Arabia are also on the agenda.