Multiple U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded that Iran is currently unwilling to enter meaningful negotiations to end the war, even as Washington warns of potential threats to American-linked sites across the Middle East.
According to The New York Times, citing U.S. officials, recent intelligence assessments indicate Tehran is not prepared to engage in substantive diplomacy, signaling a continued hardline stance amid ongoing conflict.
US embassy in Kuwait warns of potential threats to American universities across Middle East
Meanwhile, the U.S. embassy in Kuwait warned Wednesday of potential threats from Iran and Iran-aligned militias targeting locations were Americans are present, including U.S. universities across the Middle East.
In a security alert, the embassy said that "Iran and its aligned militias may intend to target universities in Kuwait," adding that Tehran has "specifically threatened American universities across the Middle East."
