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Iran has announced it will ease and expedite humanitarian aid passage through the Strait of Hormuz, and its foreign minister confirmed that Indian-flagged vessels and tankers, along with those from other 'friendly nations' like China, Iraq, Pakistan, and Russia, are permitted passage on a case-by-case basis.
Yemen's Houthi movement has reiterated its warning to join the war if US-Israeli attacks on Iran continue, with Israel reporting the first missile attack originating from Yemen on February 28, raising concerns about new shipping risks.
Hackers reportedly linked to Iran have claimed a breach of the FBI director's personal email, with a DOJ official confirming the break-in and publication of excerpts online, raising cybersecurity concerns.
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Iran fired missiles at a military base in Saudi Arabia on Friday, injuring at least 10 U.S. service members, two seriously, as part of ongoing strikes against Israel and Gulf Arab nations.
Four weeks into the US-Israeli war on Iran, many in Lebanon are suffering under yet another Israeli aggression.
An opinion piece offers a wargamer's perspective on potential scenarios and observable signals for the unfolding conflict in Iran over the next ten days.
The Wall Street Journal reports that the total cost of U.S. military assets damaged or lost during the ongoing Iran War has reached $2.9 billion.
An Iranian missile and drone attack targeted the Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia, injuring several US service members, two seriously, and damaging US aircraft. Marco Rubio claims the war is expected to end in weeks, adding to new reports confirming the extent of damage and casualties.
The FBI has confirmed the email account of Kash Patel was hacked by an Iran-linked group, which claimed responsibility and published excerpts online. The State Department has offered a reward of up to $10 million for information leading to the identification of the group's members, with live updates continuing to cover the incident.
Donald Trump has repeatedly criticized NATO allies for their failure to provide material support in the ongoing Iran war and for not assisting in the Strait of Hormuz. This comes as a professor analyzes the 'ruins of the alliance' in the region, questioning the absence of US allies.
A UN agency has reported another attack near an Iranian nuclear power plant, with the head of the international atomic agency warning of the risk of a violent accident if the facility is hit.
Egypt has implemented emergency measures to save fuel, as the country's natural gas import bill has reportedly tripled since the start of the Iran war, according to the prime minister.
Rights groups in Bahrain are reporting an uproar following the death of a 32-year-old man in police custody, who had been arrested for opposing the war on Iran.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy stated that Ukraine is leveraging its drone expertise to assist five countries in defending against attacks from Iran.
Malaysia's government is currently undertaking a review of its national nuclear energy plan, assessing its future direction and feasibility.
After initially rejecting a 15-point American peace proposal, Iran is now reviewing the US proposal to end the ongoing conflict, while also setting its own conditions for a resolution, leading to crude oil rallying as doubts about the talks emerge.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has clarified American plans for the Iran war, stating that military operations are expected to conclude within weeks, not months, and without the need for ground troops.
Pakistan's civilian and military leadership are holding crisis meetings to navigate the ongoing war on its borders, reinforcing the nation's stated 'pivotal role' in mediating the US-Iran conflict, as Islamabad seeks to capitalize on warming ties with both Trump and Tehran but risks much if efforts fail.
The IDF completed multiple operations in the West Bank, arresting 80 wanted individuals and seizing firearms and drones. These operations come amid rising violence and settler attacks in the region.
Gulf countries have expressed growing concerns over the potential for attacks by Iran-backed militias and proxy forces across the Middle East, fearing Tehran may activate sleeper cells amidst its conflict with the US and Israel.
Satellite imagery exclusively revealed by Le Monde shows a convoy at the gates of a major underground nuclear complex in Isfahan, Iran, which experts suggest could be related to the country's enriched uranium stockpile.
A commentary argues that complacent commentators are obscuring the realities of the conflict, leading to the West's inability to truly understand Iran.