Day: June 29, 2026

The cost of rebuilding damaged U.S. military bases in the Gulf could run into millions of dollars following the recent U.S.-Iran conflict, according to emerging reports and assessments. The damage to military infrastructure has raised fresh questions about the financial impact of the conflict, regional security, and future U.S. defense planning. As authorities continue to evaluate the extent of the destruction, attention is focused on reconstruction costs, strategic military readiness, and the broader geopolitical consequences of the war. The developments underscore the lasting economic and security implications of the confrontation in the Middle East.

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Thousands of people in northern Lebanon celebrated Brazil’s 2-1 victory over Japan in the FIFA World Cup 2026 on Monday, with supporters taking to the streets waving Brazilian flags, beating drums and sounding horns after the final whistle. The largest population of Lebanese descent is said to live in Brazil, according to Brazil’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

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US officials say Washington and Tehran have decided to halt tit-for-tat attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, which have reignited in recent days and threatened an agreed “memorandum of understanding”. President Donald Trump says US negotiators are on their way to Doha for talks, but the focus increasingly appears to be the Strait of Hormuz, rather than Iran’s nuclear program. DW’s Ben Fajzullin speaks to Matthew Schmidt from the University of New Haven and Alex Vatanka from the Middle East Institute about the significance of the latest developments and what we can expect from any negotiations.

Chapters:
0:54 – Just announced Doha talks
2:26 – Rubio, Witkoff brief Congress on Iran war
3:22 – Why are US, Iran talks back on now?
4:42 – US considers moving military bases to Israel
6:04 – Is this about nuclear weapons or the Strait of Hormuz?
8:57 – US political fall out
10:50 – How does Tehran view the memorandum?
14:06 – How do Americans feel about the war?

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