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June 21 (Reuters) – Qatar’s interior ministry said June 21 (Reuters) – Qatar’s interior ministry said an explosion resulting from a “technical accident” occurred on Sunday at a factory in Ras Laffan, an industrial city north of the capital Doha and site of the country’s core LNG processing operations. It said several injuries were reported but no leak that “threatens safety”. The ministry did not give the exact location of the explosion, but a source with knowledge of the matter said it occurred at the Barzan gas plant in Ras Laffan and was due to an “operational error”. A Reuters witness had said a loud boom was heard in Doha. (Reporting by Andrew Mills, Menna Alaa El-Din and Ahmed Tolba and Marwa Rashad; Editing by Mark Porter and Edmund Klamann)
June 21 - Iran vs Belgium in Los Angeles Group G June 21 - Iran vs Belgium in Los Angeles Group G World Cup match. Full time 0 - 0
Speaking on LBC, Kayhan Life’s publisher and manag Speaking on LBC, Kayhan Life’s publisher and managing editor Nazenin Ansari said persistent speculation continues over whether Mojtaba Khamenei, who succeeded his father Ali Khamenei as Iran’s Supreme Leader, is still alive. Ansari noted that the new Ayatollah has yet to match his father’s international standing, suggesting his global influence remains far more limited by comparison. @nazeninansari
By Humeyra Pamuk, Dave Graham and Tala Ramadan BU By Humeyra Pamuk, Dave Graham and Tala Ramadan BUERGENSTOCK, Switzerland/DUBAI, June 21 (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday threatened to restart war with Iran even as Vice President JD Vance met Iranian officials for the first talks under a peace deal, overshadowed by Tehran’s announcement it had closed the Strait of Hormuz. The talks in the Swiss mountain resort of Buergenstock owned by mediator Qatar were the first to be held under the terms of a memorandum of understanding agreed a week ago. It calls for the strait to be reopened and a halt to all hostilities, including in Lebanon, which U.S. ally Israel invaded in March. But Iran, arguing that Washington had failed to meet its commitment to halt fighting in Lebanon, said it had shut the strait again and Sunday’s talks would not cover substantive issues such as Iran‘s nuclear programme. “Iran must immediately stop their highly paid PROXIES in Lebanon from causing trouble. If they don’t, we’ll hit Iran very hard again, just like we did last week, only harder!!!” Trump said, an apparent reference to an escalation he ordered earlier this month. At the talks, where U.S. and Iranian officials met in the presence of Qatari mediators, Vance played down the impact of violence in Lebanon, saying progress had been made towards ending hostilities there in recent days. “These things are always a little bit messy,” he said.
By Nick Said HOUSTON, June 20 (Reuters) – The Unit By Nick Said HOUSTON, June 20 (Reuters) – The United States will continue to assess the Iran squad’s travel arrangements at the World Cup but for now the original plan remains in place despite the team saying they would lodge a complaint with FIFA, Andrew Giuliani, executive director of the White House Task Force for the tournament, told Reuters on Saturday. Iran are unhappy at restrictions that mean they can only travel to venues within 24 hours of their fixtures and must depart back to their training base in Tijuana, Mexico directly after each game, with coach Amir Ghalenoei suggesting his side were “the most oppressed team in the whole World Cup”. Giuliani, however, says the situation is fluid and they will discuss what measures will be in place for Iran’s third game against Egypt in Seattle on Friday, after their meeting with Belgium in Los Angeles on Sunday. “The situation is dynamic,” Giuliani said in an exclusive interview in Houston. “We have a plan right now. Tomorrow afternoon (after the match against Belgium) they will take the 27-minute flight back to Tijuana. “We will see how it goes for match two, and then there will be discussions the day after in terms of what it looks like for match three in Seattle.” Giuliani defended the measures in place and said the pre-tournament change in training bases for the side from Tucson to Tijuana had shortened Iran’s travel time. “The shift from Tucson to Tijuana, I think, was good for everybody involved, certainly it reduces their travel time to Los Angeles too,” he said. “Their flight is an hour shorter than it would be from Tucson. And we’re happy with the way that things went for match one in Los Angeles.
VIENNA, June 21 (Reuters) – A technical fault in a VIENNA, June 21 (Reuters) – A technical fault in air traffic control, triggered by security measures for peace talks between the U.S. and Iran in Switzerland, caused disruptions at Zurich airport on Sunday, aviation authorities said, adding the problem had been resolved. The glitch occurred following the integration of a restricted zone over Buergenstock, the Swiss mountain resort where negotiations are taking place, into radar display systems, Swiss air traffic control authority Skyguide said. The zone was only decided at the last minute because the decision to hold the latest round of talks was not finalised until Saturday, according to a statement. Operations have since returned to normal, Skyguide said, adding: “The systems are running smoothly, and security was ensured at all times.” By midday, 12 arrivals and 14 departures had been cancelled, an airport spokesperson told Reuters. At least 60 departures were delayed, she added. U.S. Vice President JD Vance arrived for peace talks with Iran at Buergenstock on Sunday as foreseen in a tentative peace deal, but the diplomacy was overshadowed by Iran‘s announcement that it had reimposed its blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
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