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2026 Iran War: 2026-09-10

Thursday, September 10, 2026 4 updates Last updated 05:08 UTC
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Trump says US-Iran war will end immediately after November midterms

US President Donald Trump said the war with Iran would end right after the November midterm elections and predicted oil prices would fall, according to Al Jazeera. He also said negotiations with Tehran remain possible even if Washington is not actively seeking a deal. The remarks came as oil had already jumped near $100 after recent US and Houthi strikes.
Al Jazeera
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CBS cited: Iranian strike on Jordan bases destroyed one A-10, lightly damaged eight F-15s

Middle East Spectator relayed a CBS report that an Iranian attack on US bases in Jordan destroyed one A-10 Thunderbolt and lightly damaged eight F-15s. Earlier official accounts said Jordan intercepted most of about 20 Iranian missiles aimed at Muwaffaq Salti Air Base and reported no casualties. WarEcho could not independently verify the aircraft-damage figures beyond the secondary CBS citation.
Middle East Spectator / CBS
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Iranian state media report projectiles hitting Sirik, Minab and Qeshm

Iranian state media said projectiles hit several areas in Sirik on Iran's southern coast, with explosions also reported in Minab County and on Qeshm Island. Al Jazeera relayed the claim in its Sept. 10 Iran war live blog. Independent confirmation of who fired the projectiles and of damage was not immediately available in the same report. Tehran separately said it was ready for regional dialogue on security and economic issues.
Al Jazeera / Iranian state media
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IAEA board refers Iran to UN Security Council for nuclear non-compliance

The IAEA Board of Governors voted to refer Iran to the UN Security Council, citing missing information on highly enriched uranium stocks and blocked inspector access. BBC reported the UK-France-Germany-US resolution passed 23-3 with eight abstentions; China, Russia and Niger voted against. Tehran condemned the move and blamed US and Israeli strikes on nuclear sites for disrupting verification. New sanctions remain unlikely because China and Russia hold Security Council vetoes.
BBC