Reuters World News Iran’s nuclear sites, Gaza aid, Netanyahu and NYC mayoral primary
Jun 25, 2025
A tenuous ceasefire is holding between Iran and Israel, even as reports reveal U.S. airstrikes didn't erase Iran's nuclear sites. Meanwhile, the U.S. plans to allocate funds to a controversial group providing aid in Gaza, sparking debates about humanitarian efforts amidst rising violence. In an unexpected twist, Zohran Mamdani celebrates victory in New York City's Democratic mayoral primary, setting the stage for potential political shifts. These themes weave a complex narrative of conflict, aid, and political change.
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US Airstrikes Partially Ineffective
- A Defense Intelligence Agency report states U.S. airstrikes only delayed Iran's nuclear program by a few months.
- This contradicts President Trump's claims of obliterating Tehran's nuclear capabilities.
Peace Talks Show Promise Despite Conflict
- Talks between the U.S. and Iran show promise for a long-term peace deal despite recent conflict escalation.
- President Trump expressed frustration with the prolonged Iran-Israel hostility and complexities of negotiations.
Controversy Over Gaza Aid Funding
- The U.S. funds the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation despite security concerns and opaque finances.
- UN reports over 400 Palestinians killed seeking aid near distribution points linked to US-supported groups.