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1 November 2026
6 events recorded (0 confirmed), and 17 statements counted apart.
1 November 2026 in brief
The Houthi-run Saba agency, citing a Houthi health ministry spokesperson, said a strike it attributed to Saudi Arabia injured three civilians at an oil company station in Bajil, Hodeidah; separately, Saudi-led coalition spokesman Turki al-Maliki said the coalition carried out an operation against resources the Houthis use for ballistic missiles and drones. [1][3] Al-Maliki also said air defences intercepted and destroyed a ballistic missile and a drone the Houthis launched toward southern Saudi Arabia, and Yemeni army spokesman Majed Abdullah al-Nazili said government forces killed about 500 Houthi fighters on the al-Jawf, Marib and al-Bayda fronts, a claim Al Jazeera said it could not verify. [1] UKMTO said an unknown projectile struck a vessel in the Strait of Hormuz, which the security firm Vanguard Tech named as the offshore tug Selat Storm, and that two unknown projectiles struck a tanker about 72 nautical miles east of Ras al Khafji, with all crew accounted for; the IRGC Navy said two oil tankers on an unauthorised route struck naval mines and exploded. [1][2] Iranian negotiators held a third consecutive day of talks with Qatari mediators in Doha, an official quoted by Reuters said, and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said consultations had not yet reached a definitive conclusion, while President Trump said the war would be put away "very soon, one way or the other". [1] Iranian army spokesman Mohammad Akraminia said a future war could last longer than the last one, and Ali Nikzad, deputy speaker of parliament, said the window for negotiations was closed.
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The IRGC Navy said in a statement carried by Iranian media that two oil tankers which had switched off their navigation and identification systems to use an unauthorised route, with US military support, struck naval mines and exploded, and that one of them, a supertanker, caught fire, Shafaq News reported. The statement named no ships.
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Government of the United States: President Donald Trump told Right Side Broadcasting Network that the war with Iran would be put away "very soon, one way or the other", saying Iran would either make a deal or "we'll just end it", CBS News reported.
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Government of Iran: Iranian MP Mohammad-Taghi Naghdali said slogans at pro-government rallies had shifted to demand a nuclear warhead, Iran International reported.
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Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps: The IRGC Navy said in a statement carried by Iranian media that two oil tankers which had switched off their navigation and identification systems to use an unauthorised route, with US military support, struck naval mines and exploded, and that one of them, a supertanker, caught fire, Shafaq News reported. The statement named no ships.
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Ansar Allah (the Houthis): The Houthi-run Saba agency, citing a Houthi health ministry spokesperson, said three civilians were injured in a strike on an oil company station in Bajil district, Hodeidah, which Saba attributed to Saudi Arabia, Euronews Arabic reported.
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Government of Iran: Iranian MP Esmail Kowsari said Iran would not negotiate until its seven conditions were implemented, Iran International reported.
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Islamic Republic of Iran Army: Iranian army spokesman Mohammad Akraminia said on state television that a future war could last longer than the last one and that the US president would not dictate when or how it ended, CBS News reported; Iran International reported that he said it could spread beyond the Middle East and that the army was shifting to an offensive doctrine.
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Government of Iran: Iran's foreign minister Abbas Araghchi said in an interview shared on his Telegram channel that Iran hoped Washington would choose diplomacy over other paths, that Iran was ready for either defence or diplomacy, and that the outcome depended on US answers to Iran's questions, CBS News reported.
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Saudi-led coalition in Yemen: Saudi-led coalition spokesman Turki al-Maliki said air defences intercepted and destroyed a ballistic missile and a drone launched by the Houthis toward the southern region of Saudi Arabia, Euronews Arabic reported.
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Government of Iran: Iran's foreign minister Abbas Araghchi said consultations with the mediators on the two-day plan were continuing and moving toward implementation but had not yet reached a definitive conclusion, Iran International reported.
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Government of Iran: Ebrahim Azizi, chair of the Iranian parliament's national security committee, threatened a punitive response to hostile acts in the Strait of Hormuz, Iran International reported.
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Saudi-led coalition in Yemen: Saudi-led coalition spokesman Turki al-Maliki said the coalition had carried out an operation to neutralise vital resources the Houthis use for ballistic missiles and drones, and held the Houthis responsible for the consequences of continuing their attacks, Euronews Arabic reported.
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Government of the United States: Donald Blome, US assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern affairs, said at the Manama Dialogue that 'the hand of negotiation has been extended, and those channels have continued to be open and active', warned that Washington could take a different course, and said it would not allow Iran to threaten the region and the global economy, Iran International reported.
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Government of Iran: Iran's defence minister Mehrdad Akhlaghi said Iran was strengthening its military readiness and weapons production to respond to threats without geographical restrictions, Iran International reported.
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Government of Iran: Ali Nikzad, deputy speaker of Iran's parliament, said the window for negotiations was closed, that Iran's adversaries had attacked its nuclear facilities, and that renewed attacks would bring an immediate response, Iran International reported.
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Government of the United Arab Emirates: Anwar Gargash, diplomatic adviser to the UAE president, said at a conference in Manama that the UAE was 'hoping that there is a diplomatic breakthrough' but was 'braced for the worst', CBS News reported.
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Government of Iran: Iranian MP Nasser Pejmanfar urged Iran to withdraw from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, Iran International reported.
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Government of Yemen (internationally recognised, Presidential Leadership Council): Yemeni army spokesman Col. Majed Abdullah al-Nazili said government forces carried out 1,272 targeting operations in 24 hours on the al-Jawf, Marib and al-Bayda fronts, killing about 500 Houthi fighters and destroying or disabling nearly 170 vehicles or weapons, Al Jazeera reported; Al Jazeera said it could not verify the claims.