The U.S. has been steadily amassing aircraft at Diego Garcia for months, signaling readiness for any military operation in ...

Washington, DC – The United States’s continuing military buildup in the Gulf risks a “dangerous” confrontation with Iran, US-based analysts have said, as the two countries continue to ...

Newsweek has reached out to the State Department and Iran's foreign ministry for comment. The simultaneous military buildup and diplomatic maneuvering underscore the stakes of the talks in Rome ...

The United States is ... The increased U.S. military buildup signals heightened readiness for potential large-scale air operations in the region after multiple threats to Iran by the Trump ...

But its transfer coincides with a recent buildup ... Iran’s nuclear program, which Secretary of State Marco Rubio said he hopes will lead to peace. Lara Korte covers the U.S. military in the ...

The preliminary U.S. proposal came as a confidential U.N. report described an Iranian initiative that had multiplied Tehran’s ...

The source also said Tehran has threatened neighboring states with “severe consequences” if they allow the US to use their airspace to strike targets within Iranian territory. Amid growing fears of a ...

The outcome could determine whether the Trump admin takes military action. High-level delegations from the United States and Iran are meeting ... Department's Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs.

Last month, Iran said it was open to the possibility of indirect talks after Trump said he wanted a deal to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons and avert possible US military action.

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Iran ... United States have warned they will never let Iran acquire a nuclear weapon, leading to fears of a military confrontation as Tehran enriches uranium ...

The U.S. has strengthened its military presence in the region and threatened military action against Iran if no nuclear deal is achieved.