Four people were killed in an Israeli airstrike targeting a vehicle in the Nabatieh district of southern Lebanon this morning.
Iraq has informed Asian traders and refiners that its crude oil shipments can now transit the Strait of Hormuz following an exemption granted by Iran. The development serves as a test of market confidence in the security of the shipping route.
Sirens have been activated in Be’er Sheva and across southern Israel following a missile launch from Iran.
Press TV reports that airstrikes attributed to US and Israeli forces have struck Sharif University in Tehran, causing damage to the campus.
Quds News Network reports that 13 people, including children, were killed in an airstrike on two residential buildings in Baharestan, Iran, allegedly carried out by U.S.–Israeli coalition warplanes.
Yedioth Ahronoth reports that an explosive warhead hit a building in Tel Aviv following a missile attack from Iran.
Two tankers carrying liquefied natural gas from Qatar are reportedly heading toward the Strait of Hormuz. If they exit the Persian Gulf, it would represent the first export to buyers outside the region since the conflict began.
Iran has launched a series of missiles targeting multiple locations across Israel.
Mizan reports that an individual has been executed in Iran for an alleged assault on a military facility during protests in January.
Israeli media report that all flights operated by Israeli carriers have been canceled until April 18.
Three Indonesian UN peacekeepers killed in two separate explosions in southern Lebanon have been buried in their home country. The Indonesian government has requested an investigation and enhanced security measures for its personnel.
The World Food Programme warns that the ongoing conflict could trigger a global food crisis. Additionally, Iran has issued a warning that shipping lanes beyond the Strait of Hormuz are at risk and has rejected proposals for a Gaza-style truce.
Trump has threatened to attack Tehran if it does not reach a deal and reopen the Strait of Hormuz by April 7. He also acknowledged US special forces for a mission that rescued an airman from inside Iran.
Iran has issued a warning of a 'devastating' retaliation following recent threats made by Trump.
Israeli media report that an Iranian strike has caused damage to several structures and vehicles in Haifa.
A new barrage of missiles was launched from Iran toward Haifa, according to reports. Israeli media state that cluster missiles targeted multiple areas in the city, resulting in fires.
Fires are reported in Haifa, Israel, following an attack by Iran.
The Kuwaiti Army reports that missile and drone attacks are currently underway.
Rescue teams are searching for four missing people in a residential building in Israel following an Iranian missile strike. Missile barrages from Iran and Hezbollah have increased in the port city over the past week.
Iran's central military command stated on Monday that any attacks on civilian targets would result in a "much more devastating" response. This follows a threat from Donald Trump to target Iranian civilian infrastructure if Tehran does not agree to a deal regarding Gulf shipping lanes.
Israeli media reports that missile defense systems have intercepted at least one Iranian missile over the city of Haifa.
Bitcoin prices increased during early Monday trading in Asia as investors reacted to threats from Trump regarding potential attacks on Iranian infrastructure.
Representatives from the foreign ministries of Oman and Iran have held discussions regarding potential options for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, according to the official Omani news agency.
Israeli media reports that two bodies have been recovered from the rubble of a building in Haifa that collapsed following an Iranian missile strike yesterday.
The US and Iran are discussing a potential 45-day ceasefire, according to Axios. Sources indicate that while a deal is unlikely within the next 48 hours, it remains a possible avenue to prevent further escalation.
Abu Hussein al-Hamidawi, leader of Kataib Hezbollah, has threatened attacks on regional oil and gas infrastructure if the US proceeds with threats regarding the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran has rejected several proposals from the Trump administration, according to a U.S. official cited by Axios.
Intermediaries have informed Iran that further negotiations are no longer possible, according to Axios.
Trump has issued a threat to destroy Iranian civilian infrastructure, demanding that Tehran reopen the Persian Gulf to shipping as oil prices rise.
Mediators have informed Iran that a 48-hour deadline remains to finalize a deal, according to a report by Axios.