Good evening, everybody, Sifan Maloneyu from Freedom.com.

And I'm a little torn up tonight, 18th of February, 26.

As it stands, at the moment, a high risk of imminent military conflict,

potentially starting in the coming days or weeks,

if ongoing nuclear negotiations fail.

Iran has rejected U.S. demands and uranium enrichment and ballistic missiles,

and there is a rapid U.S. military built up in the region.

Indirect talks between U.S. and Iranian officials in Geneva concluded on February the 17th, which is yesterday, with some good progress on guiding principles, but significant gaps remain.

Both sides agreed to exchange drafts and resume discussions in about two weeks, but Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Kameni publicly rejected key U.S. demands emphasizing Iran's right

to nuclear capabilities and deterrent weapons. President Trump has urged Iran to make a deal,

limiting its nuclear military programs or face potential

attacks with recent statements escalating warnings.

A Trump advisor reportedly estimated a 90% chance of U.S. kinetic action in the next few

weeks.

U.S. U.S. forces are preparing for a potential

massive weeks-long campaign resembling all-out war

rather than limited strikes with hundreds of aircraft,

two carrier groups and air defenses deployed

across more than 20 locations in the Middle East.

That's right. The Epstein files are out, and now it's war. Of course. Top officials have

briefed Trump on readiness for strikes as early as this weekend, February 20th to 21st,

though no final

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