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Starshield curbs hamper Ukrainian defencesTwo tankers burn in Hormuz and another is hit off UAE coastHouthis claim strikes on Saudi Aramco and airbases as Yemen displacement passes 320,000Brooklyn collapse toll reaches eight as rescue search endsUS and China discuss trilateral summit with Russia after Rubio-Wang callChina says US is using Nvidia scandal as pretext for tech curbsIsrael readies for possible Iran strike as Netanyahu and Eisenkot clashIndonesian vice president resigns after courts reject school credentialsXi says Taiwan 'reunification' will happen, Taipei rejects itTrump threatens to double tariffs on Mexico over migrantsFourteen killed in 23-vehicle crash and fire in FujairahFed hike expectations lift yields and weigh on Asian currenciesTen police officers and 18 fighters killed in northwest Pakistan attackEurope demands a say in security decisions as diplomats gather in DublinSpain passes housing protections after general strike clashesBaby dies of cold in Gaza as 53 countries and organizations urge unrestricted aidNew hoax bomb threats target more than 1,800 Italian schoolsEU and UK prepare new Russia sanctionsSpaceX plans $74bn data-centre investment in Texas and ArizonaAmnesty says UN and South Sudan officials failed to prevent village massacreIndia's inflation tops RBI limit as rupee falls to 94 per dollarTwo Iranian men convicted in UK of spying on journalists for IranMercedes halts investment in Germany as IG Metall calls full-day strikesOil falls below $90 for first time since August as investors weigh US-Iran diplomacyOne killed and four wounded in shooting near White House in WashingtonSoftBank and Nvidia back Agile Robots at $8.5bn valuationUS existing home sales hit lowest level since 2010Dutch coalition nears collapse over wealth taxUkraine-founded naval drone maker UForce valued at $6bnChina approves Eli Lilly's weight-loss pill orforglipronUK economy grows 0.7% in third quarter, most in two and a half yearsKazakh sovereign fund and railway heads arrested on suspicion of corruptionNorth Korea warns US and allies of 'concrete actions' over submarine buildup
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Trump says US needs no Iran deal and pulls Vance from talks

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Trump said on Thursday the US does not need a deal with Iran and told Vice President JD Vance to focus on domestic corruption. Oil prices rose after the post.

Trump wrote on Truth Social: "We don't need a deal with Iran. Those days have long since passed. We've got their money, Hundreds of Billions of Dollars, and we've got their Strait!" It came a day after the Wall Street Journal reported that Vance was weighing a face-to-face meeting with Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council; Reuters has not confirmed this. Rezaei called such reports "lie and slander" meant to push down oil prices, according to FAZ. Vance had blamed the war for Republicans' midterm losses a week earlier.

Oil reverses course

Brent January futures turned from a 0.74% loss to a 1.66% gain at $94.30 per barrel after the post, TASS reported.

Tehran waits and warns

Parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf told Al Jazeera the ball is in Washington's court and that Iran's seven conditions, including lifting the US naval blockade, must be met first. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has called Iran's demands absurd. Rezaei warned that Iran would hit distant US bases, including in Europe, if the US launched a major new attack.

Tankers hit in Hormuz

Iran's military said four oil tankers were hit by explosions on Thursday after ignoring Iranian warnings.

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