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world15 days ago

Iran War Could Slow Ukraine Arms Deliveries, U.S. Warns Allies

US officials warn allies that arms shipments to Ukraine could be disrupted in the coming months as the Pentagon prioritizes the war against Iran, potentially diverting munitions like Patriot interceptors. The State Department has briefed partners on possible cutbacks to the Prioritized Ukraine Requirements List (PURL), though some assurances have been given that deliveries haven’t yet been redirected. Allies and NATO officials say the program continues for now, but any diversion would be controversial and could affect Kyiv support depending on the length of the delay.

via Politico|
#iran#nato#purl
"UN Urges Halt to Weapons Shipments to Israel and Calls for Accountability for Possible War Crimes"
international-relations2 years ago

"UN Urges Halt to Weapons Shipments to Israel and Calls for Accountability for Possible War Crimes"

The UN Human Rights Council passed a resolution urging countries to halt weapons shipments to Israel in an effort to prevent rights violations against Palestinians amid the military campaign in Gaza. The measure targets various Israeli actions and calls for independent investigations into shipments of weapons and dual-use items. The resolution, while non-binding, reflects international concern about Israel's military campaign, with Western countries divided in their stance. The resolution comes amid growing focus on weapons shipments to Israel, and the US has issued a warning to Israel regarding its handling of the Gaza war.

via NPR|
#gaza#human-rights-council#international-relations
Iranian and Hezbollah Support for Houthi Attacks in Red Sea Escalates
international-relations2 years ago

Iranian and Hezbollah Support for Houthi Attacks in Red Sea Escalates

Recent intelligence suggests that Iran-backed Houthi rebels are seeking more weapons from Tehran to escalate attacks on shipping in the Red Sea, raising concerns of a wider conflict in the Middle East. The U.S. has intercepted Iranian-made missile parts and other weaponry bound for the Houthis, but the group's efforts to procure additional weapons for missile attacks on freighters and potential strikes on Western forces in the region continue. President Biden has acknowledged the failure of U.S.-led strikes to deter Houthi attacks and has vowed to continue targeting the group in Yemen. The situation poses a risk of drawing the U.S. and Iran into a direct conflict, with experts suggesting that Iran's support for the Houthis aims to pressure the U.S. to withdraw from the Middle East.

via POLITICO|
#houthi-rebels#international-relations#iran