Kuwait reopens airspace, resumes flights Flights at the Kuwait International Airport have resumed after they were suspended due to Iranian attacks, the Civil Aviation Authority announced. The airport is returning to normal operations, with flights continuing according to schedule.
Report: US blasts near Hormuz Strait hit drinking water facility in south Iran Satellite images and video analys shows that US attack near the Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday destroyed what seems to be a drinking water facility in southern Iran, according to The New York Times reported. The report identifies two small water storage structures in Bemani, located in the Hormozgan province. Iranian media previously indicated that two water tanks hit by the US army were in Bemani, leaving over 20,000 people without water.
US Embassy in Jordan warns citizens of Iranian attacks The US Embassy in Jordan issued an alert to its citizens amid Iranian strikes, urging them to seek shelter and remain indoors. Iran targeted several key facilities used by US forces at the al-Azraq airbase in the country.
Iran claims attacks on US base in Jordan Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said that it used 12 ballistic missiles to target important facilities used by US forces at the al-Azraq airbase in Jordan.
Iran's president says country will not 'surrender' to ceasefire violations Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said the country would not give in to ceasefire violations, following US attacks. "War is certainly not in the country's interest, but if they think that by violating our dignity, our territory and our homeland that we will surrender or back down, then let them only dream about it," he expressed during a speech. Pezeshkian also referenced Gaza, saying that they were "not able to force...
Kuwait temporarily closes airspace due to Iranian attacks The Kuwait Civil Aviation Authority announced a temporary closure of its airspace as a result of continued Iranian attacks. The country's army earlier said it was responding to "hostile" missile and drone attacks.
Sirens sound off in Bahrain, Kuwait responds to missile and drone attacks Air raid sirens have activated in Bahrain once again, with the Ministry of Interior instructing people to "remain calm and head to the nearest safe place". Elsewhere in Kuwait, the army said it was responding to "hostile" missile and drone attacks.
Iran's Aerospace Force chief vows 'hell' in the region after US strikes Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Aerospace Force chief has vowed "hell" in the region following the latest wave of US attacks. "Are you making the sacred Strait of Hormuz unsafe?! We will make the region hell for you from all over Iran," Majid Mousavi was reported as saying according to the semi-official news agency Tasnim.
Fresh explosions heard nearby Tehran Explosions have been reported in the areas of Pishva and Qarchak near the capital Tehran, with the source of the blast originating from outside the city, Iran's Mehr news agency reported.
US army says latest attacks on Iran 'completed' The US military said that it "completed" its latest wave of strikes against Iran, where it targeted "Iranian military surveillance capabilities, communication systems, and air defense sites" across the country. "U. S.
Iran will deliver 'crushing and decisive' blows to US aggression Iran’s top joint military command said that its armed forces were ready to deliver a "crushing and decisive" response to any US aggression.
Iran says it launched strikes on 18 US targets in Kuwait, Bahrain Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said it launched attacks on 18 American targets located in Kuwait and Bahrain. The strikes targeted the Ali Al Salem and Ahmed Al Jaber US bases in Kuwait, as well as Sheikh Isa Air Base in Bahrain, according to the IRGC.
Sirens sound off in Bahrain, as Iran announces targeting US fleet Iranian state media is reporting that the army is targeting the US Fifth Fleet in Bahrain through drones. It added that the attack is in retaliation to Washington's assaults on southern Iran. Meanwhile, sirens are sounding off in Bahrain.
Iran warns it will attack any vessels transiting Hormuz Strait Iran's Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, the country's top joint military command, said it will target any ship transiting the Strait of Hormuz, according to the Tasnim news agency It also added that the strait is now "completely closed to all types of vessel", following fresh US attacks against the country. The statement comes after Iran struck two vessels attempting to pass through the strategic waterway. According to state television, the Iranian navy said that "two ships attempting to illegally pass through the Strait of Hormuz were hit".
Trump says US will strike Iran 'very hard' if no nuclear deal is reached US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that Washington will resume bombing Iran "very hard" if no nuclear deal is reached. "We're going to be attacking them and attacking them very hard," Trump told reporters, citing Iran's downing of an American Apache helicopter. He also revealed for the first time that the US has been seizing millions of barrels of Iranian oil nightly.
Iranian media reports explosions in south near Strait of Hormuz Iranian media early Thursday reported explosions in the country's south near the Strait of Hormuz after Washington acknowledged carrying out new strikes. Explosions were heard in the southern port city of Bandar Abbas, the island of Qeshm, the cities of Minab and Sirik, they said. Iranian sources reported hits by "enemy projectiles" in Qesham and the cities of Kargan and Sirik.
US military says carrying out strikes against Iran US forces began launching additional strikes against multiple targets in Iran at 5:15 pm (21:15 GMT), US Central Command said in a post on X on Wednesday. "The strikes are in response to Iran’s unwarranted and continued aggression," the military said.
Pentagon chief says strikes on Iran will be 'strong' and 'clear' US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said on Wednesday that upcoming strikes against Iran will be "strong" and "clear", suggesting the military action could stretch into a second night. "Those strikes that'll happen tonight will be strong; they will be clear. If they happen to happen tomorrow night, they will be strong and they will be clear," Hegseth told journalists at US Central Command headquarters in Tampa, Florida.
Opinion: Israel's military adventures have backfired - and the public is losing patience The sequence and speed of the latest clash between Israel and Iran cannot be understood outside of the broader context of Israel’s war on Lebanon . On Sunday, Iran launched missiles towards Israel in retaliation for Israeli strikes on Beirut’s southern suburbs, which Tel Aviv described as a response to recent Hezbollah fire in northern Israel. After the Iranian missile launch, Israel carried out retaliatory strikes against several cities in Iran .
Israeli attack kills three in southern Lebanon Middle East Eye previously reported that Israeli strikes killed at least 12 people in southern Lebanon. National News Agency is reporting that another Israeli air strike on the town of Deir ez-Zahrani in southern Lebanon has killed at least three people. Israeli military also targeted Majdal Zoun in the Tyre district as well as Sohmor and Yohmor in the Bekaa Valley on Wednesday.
