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US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live News: EU Chief Ursula von der Leyen Calls on Iran-Backed Houthis to Stop ‘Violent Acts’ After Riyadh Airport Attacks, Says Civilian Infrastructure Strikes ‘Unacceptable’

US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live News: EU Chief Ursula von der Leyen Calls on Iran-Backed Houthis to Stop ‘Violent Acts’ After Riyadh Airport Attacks, Says Civilian Infrastructure Strikes ‘Unacceptable’
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US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live News: The US-Israel-Iran war latest live news on Saturday, October 10, 2026, remained focused on escalating regional tensions, diplomatic efforts to end the conflict and international condemnation of attacks on civilian infrastructure. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen called on Iran-backed groups to stop what she described as reckless and violent acts following attacks on airports in Saudi Arabia. Meanwhile, the Kremlin said Russian President Vladimir Putin had conveyed Iran’s position on a possible resolution to the war to US President Donald Trump. Trump said the conflict could end “very soon” through either military action or a negotiated deal, while the United States, Egypt and Turkey voiced concerns over Houthi attacks in the region.

US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live News: EU Chief Condemns Houthi Attacks on Riyadh Airport

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen called on Iran-aligned groups to stop what she described as reckless and violent acts following attacks on Riyadh airport attributed to Yemen’s Houthi movement. She reaffirmed the European Union’s solidarity with Saudi Arabia and its Gulf partners, stressing that attacks on civilian infrastructure were “unacceptable”.

Her remarks come amid growing international concern over the security of airports, civilian aircraft and critical infrastructure across the Middle East. The EU’s statement adds to diplomatic pressure on the Houthis as regional governments warn against further escalation.

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Putin Conveys Iran’s Position to Trump on Possible War Resolution

The Kremlin said on Saturday that Russian President Vladimir Putin had conveyed Iran’s position on a possible resolution to the US-Iran war to Trump, acting in coordination with the Iranian president. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov was quoted by Russia’s Interfax news agency as saying that Putin had communicated the Iranian side’s views on a possible settlement.

The reported communication highlights continuing diplomatic contacts surrounding the conflict. However, the Kremlin statement did not disclose the specific terms proposed by Tehran or confirm that the United States and Iran had reached an agreement to end the war.

US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live News: Yair Golan Calls Killing of Ali Khamenei a ‘Mistake’

Yair Golan, leader of Israel’s Democratic Party, said the killing of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei at the beginning of the US-Israeli war was a mistake because, in his assessment, it did not serve Israel’s national interests.

“I think, unequivocally, the elimination of Khamenei, the father, was a mistake,” Golan said on Friday. He clarified that his argument was based on the strategic consequences of the operation rather than whether Khamenei deserved to die.

Golan’s remarks reflect his political assessment of the operation and its implications for Israel. They should not be interpreted as an official change in the Israeli government’s position.

Egypt Condemns Riyadh Airport Attack and Saudi Airlines Aircraft Incident

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