In a significant development that could alter the course of the Israel-Iran conflict, the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump announced on the night of June 22, 2025, the execution of “highly successful” strikes against three Iranian nuclear facilities. This move clearly marks Washington’s......
Iran's decision to close the Strait of Hormuz remains pending approval from its Supreme National Security Council, despite reports suggesting parliamentary authorization. The announcement comes amid escalating regional tensions, particularly between Iran and Israel. An Iranian Revolutionary Guard......
The recent U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites, ordered by President Donald Trump, have triggered sharp divisions among his closest allies, exposing a rift within the Republican Party on America’s foreign policy stance. While some back the decision, citing national security concerns, others......
The head of the United Nations nuclear agency, Rafael Grossi, stated that the recent U.S. bombing likely caused extensive damage to the underground sections of Iran's Fordow uranium enrichment facility, which is built inside a mountain. However, the full extent of the damage remains unclear. On......
Iran's Supreme Leader has turned to Moscow for stronger backing after the United States carried out its most significant military action against Iran since the 1979 revolution. On Monday, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi traveled to Russia to personally deliver a message from Ayatollah Ali......
In a bold show of military power, the United States launched a high-impact strike this weekend on the Fordow nuclear facility in Iran, a site long considered impenetrable due to its location deep within a mountain. For the first time in an actual mission, the Pentagon deployed the GBU-57 "Massive......
A deadly suicide bombing inside a church in the Dweil’a district near Damascus claimed the lives of at least 22 people and wounded dozens more during Sunday mass. According to Syrian authorities, the assailant allegedly affiliated with ISIL (ISIS) opened fire on worshippers before detonating an......
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer emphasized the importance of reducing tensions in the Middle East and urged Iran to reengage in diplomatic talks during recent phone conversations with the leaders of Jordan and Oman. According to his office, Starmer discussed the critical risks associated with Iran's......
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has accused both the United States and Israel of violating a critical boundary by launching attacks on Iranian nuclear sites. Speaking at the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation meeting in Istanbul, Araghchi stated that these actions represent a severe provocation. According......
Britain was notified prior to the U.S. strikes on Iran but was not asked to provide the use of its Diego Garcia military base, according to senior minister Jonathan Reynolds. He confirmed that the UK had repositioned military forces to the area and is prepared to take necessary actions to protect its......
Iran launched a series of missile strikes against Israel just hours after the United States bombed critical Iranian nuclear facilities. Explosions echoed in major cities including Tel Aviv and Jerusalem on Sunday, following reports from the Israeli military of incoming Iranian missiles and the activation......
On June 22, U.S. forces launched airstrikes on three Iranian nuclear facilities, sparking a wide range of international reactions. While some nations welcomed the decision, others condemned it and called for immediate de-escalation. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised President Donald......
Iran has warned it will target any military aid shipments sent to Israel amid the ongoing conflict between the two nations, now in its ninth day. A spokesperson for the Iranian army declared that any radar or military equipment sent by air or sea from any country to support Israel would be considered......
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