Welcome to the latest edition of WION World Is One, bringing you the top international headlines from around the globe.

Iran has warned of a wider West Asia conflict if the United States proceeds with military action, issuing the warning ahead of the Israeli Prime Minister's visit to Washington amid escalating regional tensions.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has accused Russia of providing satellite intelligence to Iran to support attacks on U.S. military bases and Gulf facilities, adding another dimension to the ongoing geopolitical crisis.

India's Ministry of External Affairs has issued a fresh advisory urging Indian nationals to carefully assess the security situation before accepting jobs on commercial vessels operating in or transiting through the Black Sea, citing rising security risks linked to ongoing conflicts.


Iran Warns of Wider West Asia War | Zelenskyy Accuses Russia | India Issues Black Sea Advisory 

A video of US President Joe Biden saying that the Iran Nuclear Deal is "dead" is making the rounds on the internet. Apparently, the leader last month said that the multi-state deal to limit Tehran's nuclear deal is dead.

'It is dead, but we are not going to announce it,' says Biden about Iran nuclear deal. Watch!

US negotiator Rob Malley said Tuesday that there may only be "some weeks" left to revive the nuclear deal with Iran if the country continues its nuclear activities at its current pace.

US warns that only 'some weeks' left to revive Iran nuclear deal

With Iran digging in and its negotiating partners openly expressing frustration and pessimism, the long-delayed resumption of nuclear talks has gotten off to a rough start.

They 'left the deal': Iran says US should 'take first step' in revival of 2015 nuclear deal

Iran said Monday it was open to more prisoner swaps with the US while stressing an exchange at the weekend was not the result of formal negotiations with its arch-foe.

Ready for more United States prisoner swaps: Iran

The United States will confront Tehran at the UN's top court on Monday over billions in frozen assets, in a case that could deepen the Trump administration's rift with international justice.

United States in new global court showdown with Iran