Noontime News Recap: US strikes Iran as diplomacy widens and Ukraine peace talks gather pace

President Donald Trump said the United States has won the war with Iran and warned that renewed fighting was highly unlikely, after US forces struck Qeshm Island and other targets, a sharp escalation that he cast as a decisive victory.  🔗

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At the same time, diplomacy has not stopped. Iran has put forward a new two day proposal through Qatari mediators, and Washington is examining it as talks continue over Tehran's nuclear programme ahead of a White House meeting.  🔗

Iran is also tightening domestic security controls, warning of tough punishment for protests as authorities try to project firmness amid fears of wider unrest and further US pressure.  🔗

In the Ukraine war, the European Union will send a joint team of senior officials to the US hosted peace talks between Ukraine and Russia in Abu Dhabi, adding another layer to the negotiations.  🔗

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Meanwhile, Russian and Ukrainian forces traded overnight strikes that hit energy and transport targets on both sides, with a fire at the Kirishi oil refinery in Russia's Leningrad region and fresh power disruptions adding to the strain.  🔗

Elsewhere in the Middle East, deadly flash floods hit northern Iraq after severe thunderstorms swept across the region, with Erbil among the worst affected areas and two people reported dead.  🔗

In corporate news, Nvidia said its board has opened an independent investigation after media reports linked chief executive Jensen Huang to allegations involving a Chinese business figure, a fresh reputational challenge for the chipmaker.  🔗

In Europe, the EU's IT agency has filed a lawsuit in Estonia against IBM, Atos and Leonardo over delays and technical problems linked to the bloc's entry and exit border system rollout, underlining the scale of the project failures.  🔗

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Russia's HIV epidemic has now moved beyond risk groups in 27 regions, according to epidemiologists who say the disease has become generalized in parts of the country, a worrying public health assessment.  🔗

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