Israel Claims 'Large-Scale Strike' On Iran Defense Systems
New posts 10:07 Israel Reports 'Large-Scale Strike' On Iran Defense Systems The Israeli military said it had completed "a large-scale strike" on strategic defense systems in Iran.
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Iran Launches Missiles Toward Israel, IDF Says, Straining Cease-Fire
New posts 06:38 Iran Launches Missiles Toward Israel, IDF Says Israel says Iran launched missiles toward the Israeli territory "a short while ago. " "Defense systems are operating to intercept the threat," the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said in aposton X on the morning of June 8.
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Iran Halts Strikes Amid Trump Cease-Fire Remarks
New posts 14:07 Iran Halts Strikes Amid Trump Cease-Fire Remarks Iran has said it is halting its military operations against Israel. The announcement follows multiple waves of strikes between Iran and Israel and comes shortly after US President Donald Trump stated that Iran and Israel were "looking to do an immediate cease-fire.
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Trump Urges Iran, Israel To 'Stop Shooting'
New posts 15:48 All Flights From Iranian Airports Suspended The Iranian Students News Agency (ISNA) has reported that all flights from the country's airports have been suspended until further notice.
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Netanyahu Says Israel Has Paused Fire Against Iran
New posts 18:30 Netanyahu Says Israel Has Paused Fire Against Iran Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (file photo) Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a short video released by his office on June 8 that fire is on hold against Iran, after Tehran ended its attacks on Israel.
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Israeli Army Chief "commanding" strikes on Iran, says military
Tel Aviv [Israel], June 8 (ANI): Amid intensifying military engagements in West Asia, the top leadership of the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) has been actively directing military operations against Iran from their central operational command hub.
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Large-scale missile interceptions reported across Israel as Security Cabinet to meet
Large-scale missile interceptions reported across Israel as Security Cabinet to meet Israeli media reported extensive interception operations against Iranian missiles over southern Israel, including the Dead Sea, Dimona and Beersheba areas. Channel 12 said civil defence and emergency crews were dispatched to several locations after reports of rocket and shrapnel debris falling near Beit Shemesh, west of Jerusalem, and in the Negev region around Beersheba. Israeli Army Radio reported that the country's Security Cabinet was expected to meet on Tuesday morning to discuss the latest security developments.
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Israel strikes Iran despite Trump plea as Middle East crisis threatens to escalate
Latest exchange of attacks threatens to drag Middle East into regional war and comes after US president said ‘I call all the shots’, not Israel’s PM Middle East crisis – live updates Israel launched airstrikes on central and western Iran on Monday in apparent defiance of Donald Trump after he urged restraint over a reprisal attack by Tehran in an escalation that threatens to drag the Middle East back into a regional war. It was the first exchange of direct strikes between the two enemies since a ceasefire paused the US-Israel war with Iran in April. Iran’s attack came in response to earlier strikes on Beirut by Israel.
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Iran launches missiles toward Israel as explosions heard near Jerusalem
Iran launches missiles toward Israel as explosions heard near Jerusalem Explosions were heard in the Jerusalem area and near the northern Dead Sea after Iran launched missiles toward Israel, according to Israeli media and military officials. Israel's Home Front Command said sirens sounded across the greater Tel Aviv area and parts of southern Israel after the launches were detected. The Israeli military said air defence systems were working to intercept the incoming missiles and urged the public to follow safety instructions.
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Israel remains on alert as army chief ‘commanding’ strikes on Iran
Israel remains on alert as army chief ‘commanding’ strikes on Iran The Israeli military said Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir and senior commanders were monitoring ongoing strikes against Iran from an airbase, adding that Israeli forces remain on alert and prepared to operate on all fronts. The Israeli Home Front Command announced that civilians could leave shelters and fortified rooms after the immediate threat subsided. Israeli media reported that flights resumed at Ben Gurion Airport shortly after the interception of a missile reportedly launched from Yemen.
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Israel activates air defence systems to intercept incoming missile launched from Yemen
Tel Aviv [Israel], June 8 (ANI): In another major security development amidst escalating regional volatility, the Israeli military announced it has tracked a projectile fired from the direction of Yemen heading towards Israeli territory. In a brief statement regarding the incoming aerial threat, military authorities confirmed, 'Defense systems are operating to intercept the threat.
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Tehran Fire Department says 'urban areas not targeted' in early morning blasts
Tehran [Iran], June 8 (ANI): Following overnight military developments, Iranian authorities have confirmed that residential areas within the capital city remained unaffected by the detonations that occurred early on Monday. According to Iran's state broadcaster IRIB, at least two explosions were heard at around 4:43 am and 4:45 am in various parts of western Tehran.
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Zionist Regime of Israel Attacks Targets inside Iran
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – The Zionist regime of Israel conducted attacks on a number of targets inside the Iranian territory.
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Israel says missile launched from Yemen intercepted
Israel says missile launched from Yemen intercepted The Israeli military said it detected the launch of a missile from Yemen towards Israeli territory and activated air defence systems to intercept the threat. The Israeli Home Front Command issued early warnings for residents in central and southern Israel, with sirens sounding across the greater Tel Aviv area after the missile was detected. Israeli media reported that the missile was successfully intercepted, while Channel 12 said airspace was temporarily closed during the incident before normal operations resumed.
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Emergency teams mobilised across Iran following attacks
Emergency teams mobilised across Iran following attacks The Iranian Red Crescent Society said its rapid-response teams, relief units and medical facilities have been placed on standby following Israeli strikes reported across Iran on Tuesday morning. In a statement posted on X, the organisation said emergency responders, logistical teams and pharmacies were prepared to provide assistance if needed. The Red Crescent also advised residents to prepare first-aid kits and to remain at least 100 metres (330 feet) away from any areas affected by the reported attacks.
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Tehran rejects claims of strike on Saudi military airbase in Kharj
Tehran rejects claims of strike on Saudi military airbase in Kharj Iran has denied reports that it launched an attack on the Al-Kharj airbase in Saudi Arabia, with state broadcaster IRIB quoting a military official as saying that “Iran has not fired any shots” at the facility. The official was responding to reports of an explosion at or near the base. The denial came after Saudi Civil Defence issued a public warning through its emergency alert system for Al-Kharj Governorate, cautioning residents about a potential danger.
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Iranian official says Israeli strike hit Najafabad, caused no casualties
Iranian official says Israeli strike hit Najafabad, caused no casualties An Iranian security official in Isfahan Province said Israel carried out a predawn attack on the city of Najafabad, but reported no casualties from the strike. Meanwhile, the Saudi Civil Defense announced that the danger to Al-Kharj Governorate had passed, following a previous warning issued through the National Early Warning Platform. تنبيه زال الخطر عن محافظة الخرج، لسلامتك الاستمرار في اتباع تعليمات #الدفاع_المدني وتجنب التجمهر والتصوير نهائيًا.
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Trump news at a glance: Israel strikes back at Iran despite president’s appeal
Donald Trump said: ‘I’m about to call Bibi right now and tell him not to respond’, as conflict risks spiralling – key US politics stories from 7 June at a glance Donald Trump’s appeal to Benjamin Netanyahu to “not to strike back” after Iran launched missiles at Israel appears to have been unsuccessful after the Israeli military said it struck targets inside Iran. The US president made the plea after Iran responded to Israeli strikes on southern Beirut in Lebanon earlier on Sunday, as the conflict again threatened to spiral into a broader regional war. Continue reading...
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Iran's IRGC says Israel used air-launched ballistic missiles in latest attacks
Tehran [Iran], June 8 (ANI): Fresh military conflict has erupted in West Asia as Israel launched targeted airstrikes against Iran, triggering widespread detonations across several critical cities, according to Iranian state media. Citing the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), state media reported that the sounds of explosions have been reported in the Iranian cities of Tehran, Tabriz and Isfahan.
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Iran closes airport airspace as Saudi authorities issue warning alert
Iran closes airport airspace as Saudi authorities issue warning alert Iran closed the airspace around Imam Khomeini International Airport following reported Israeli strikes, according to The Associated Press. Iranian state media reported explosions in several cities, including Tehran, as tensions between Iran and Israel escalated. As the region prepares for escalation, Saudi Civil Defense announced the issuance of an alert through the kingdom’s National Early Warning Platform for Emergencies in Al-Kharj Governorate, warning residents of a potential danger.
