China’s Defence Ministry on Thursday denied claims that Chinese firms supplied satellite imagery or semiconductor chip manufacturing equipment to Iran’s military amid the ongoing US-Israeli conflict.

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"It seems that it's a way to impact the American public's ability to understand what's happening as opposed to having an ...

A separate question remains over what will happen to the 440 kilograms of uranium that the International Atomic Energy Agency ...

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The U.S. suffered losses from the war that are harder to quantify, such as the diplomatic shock waves from Trump’s highly ...

Chinese Ministry of National Defense Spokesperson Zhang Xiaogang. China firmly opposes the dissemination of speculative and ...

Not allowing Iran to have or make the fuel to make a nuclear weapon has been one of Trump's stated objectives in the war.

President Donald Trump said the United States will work with Iran to dig up and remove buried uranium in the country.