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Correspondent for @WSJ based in Istanbul, formerly of New York and Cairo. Former Middle East bureau chief for @TIME. Turning and turning in the widening gyre.
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Two wars converge in the Caspian Sea as Ukraine hits Iranian supply line to Russia

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By Jared Malsin Verified
| MSN Verified
ISTANBUL—Ukrainian drones have hit military-supply lines connecting Russia and Iran through the Caspian Sea, exploiting a new front in two increasingly intertwined wars.
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The U.S. and Iran Are Stuck in a Cycle of Military Escalation

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By Jared Malsin Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Trump is threatening to intensify bombing of Iran while Tehran’s militia allies widen the war Updated July 24, 2026 10:14 pm ET A bridge near the port city of Bandar Abbas, Iran, took heavy damage in a U.S. airstrike this month. Amir Hossein Khorgooei/Anadolu/Getty Images ISTANBUL—The conflict between the U.S. and Iran is escalating just as the two warring parties are running up against the limits of what they can achieve through military force.
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Turkey aims to offload Russian air-defense system as it seeks to buy US F-35s

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By Jared Malsin Verified, Robbie Gramer Verified
| MSN Verified
Jared Malsin, Robbie Gramer, Summer Said ISTANBUL—Turkey is in talks to transfer a sophisticated Russian air-defense system to the United Arab Emirates in hopes of clearing American objections to its purchase of advanced F-35 warplanes, U.S. and regional officials familiar with the matter said. The U.S. removed Turkey from a program to buy and help build the F-35 in 2019 after it bought an S-400 system from Russia.
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