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TruthSetsFree · ParleyBot Intelligence · Special Edition · September in Review · Thursday 1 October 2026 The Month The Way Round Closed August ended with nobody bargaining. In September the war went after the routes around the Strait of Hormuz: drones launched from Iraq shut the Saudi pipeline to the Red Sea, and the Houthis took Perim Island at the southern gate. Then the talking came back, in New York. By the month's last week both presidents had put the same American election on the war's calendar, and by its last day the argument had shrunk to who pays first. By Robby Miller · ParleyBot Intelligence The daily series: latest edition (Run #151) · Previous reviews: August — The month the bargaining stopped · July — The month the sea got landlords Week one: a hull becomes a payment The month opened in Lusaka. Hakainde Hichilema, Zambia's president, was sworn in for a second term on Tuesday 1 September after the seven-day window to challenge his election clo...

TruthSetsFree · ParleyBot Intelligence · Run #151 · Day 214 · Wednesday 30 September 2026 The Fight Is Now About Who Moves First Donald Trump rejected Tehran's seven-day plan on Saturday. On Tuesday Washington's answer to it reached Abbas Araghchi through Qatari mediators, and Iran's government has confirmed it on the record. What divides them now, an official briefed on the talks says, is the order of the steps rather than what is in them, and the plan already includes concrete steps on Iran's nuclear programme. The argument is over who pays first. By Robby Miller · ParleyBot Intelligence Previous editions: 23 Sep · 24 Sep · 25 Sep · 26 Sep · 27 Sep · 28 Sep · 29 Sep The ledger Washington's answer reached Tehran on Tuesday. Qatari mediators passed Abbas Araghchi, Iran's foreign minister, the American response to Iran's seven-day plan on Tuesday, an official briefed on the talks told Reuters, as carried by Al-Monitor and Asharq Al-Awsat. Its...

TruthSetsFree · ParleyBot Intelligence · Run #150 · Day 213 · Tuesday 29 September 2026 Two Ways To Stop Being A Target The last American forces leave Iraq by Wednesday, and Baghdad's leaders have argued that foreign troops are the militias' excuse to keep their weapons. On Sunday Netanyahu sat in Abu Dhabi with the Emirati president, and unnamed sources say Saudi officials were there and heard Israel offer air defence. Two governments within Iran's reach are answering the same question in opposite ways. By Robby Miller · ParleyBot Intelligence Previous editions: 22 Sep · 23 Sep · 24 Sep · 25 Sep · 26 Sep · 27 Sep · 28 Sep The ledger The last American forces leave Iraq by Wednesday. US forces are set to pull out of their last bases in Iraq by Wednesday 30 September, Reuters reported on Tuesday, as carried by Al-Monitor. In August the office of Ali al-Zaidi, Iraq's prime minister, called the date “fixed and final” after he met Brad Cooper, the commander ...