β‘ BREAKING: The Israeli military reports that missile launches have been detected from Iran directed toward Israel.
The Israeli military reports that missile launches have been detected from Iran directed toward Israel.
The Israeli military reports that missile launches have been detected from Iran directed toward Israel.
Multiple missile impacts are reported in Haifa following an Iranian strike.
The Israel Defense Forces report discovering Hezbollah military equipment, Radwan Force graduation certificates, and rocket launchers inside a school in Lebanon. The military also claims to have found packages originating from Iran intended for local villages.
Reports indicate that fragments from missiles have fallen in the city of Haifa.
The office of the Iranian president states that the Strait of Hormuz will reopen once damages from the war are compensated through transit fee revenues.
Reports indicate that Israeli air defenses have intercepted Iranian missiles over the city of Haifa.
The Iranian military reports that it has targeted petrochemical facilities located near Dimona in southern Israel.
Israel assesses that Iran retains a stockpile of over 1,000 missiles capable of reaching Israeli territory, according to military briefings cited by Israeli media.
Press TV reports that Iran has released footage showing drones being fired toward petrochemical facilities in Israel.
Iranian media reports that Brigadier General Masoud Zare, commander of the Iranian Armyβs Air Defense College, was killed in a US-Israeli attack on Iranian territory.
Kuwait Petroleum Corp reports that its units sustained damage following a drone attack attributed to Iran.
Kuwait's state news agency reports that fires at a ministries complex and an oil sector complex have been brought under control.
The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps has warned that any further attacks by the United States and Israel on Iranian civilian infrastructure will result in retaliatory strikes against enemy targets.
At least 11 people were killed in Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon on Easter Sunday.
The Israeli military's 91st Division reports that reserve soldiers are conducting operations in northern Israel and have eliminated Hezbollah combatants in close-quarters engagements.
An airstrike attributed to the US and Israel has targeted Ahvaz International Airport in Iran's Khuzestan province.
Qatar's Ministry of Defense announced that the state was subjected to an attack involving drones and cruise missiles launched from Iran, all of which were successfully intercepted by its armed forces.
Zelenskyy and Syrian leader Ahmed al-Sharaa held negotiations to discuss regional security, development opportunities, and prospects for improving the situation in the region.
A senior Iranian official stated that a leader, driven by desperation and rage, has initiated a regional war and continues to boast, adding that the Strait of Hormuz will only reopen under a new legal framework.
The Lebanese Ministry of Health reports that 1,461 people have been killed and 4,430 injured since the start of Israeli attacks on Lebanon on March 2 of last year.
The Kuwait Petroleum Corporation reports fires and significant material damage following an Iranian drone strike. Separately, damage is reported at the Borouge polyethylene plant in Abu Dhabi, while market concerns grow regarding potential impacts on energy prices following threats from Trump.
The US reports the rescue of a fighter pilot following the downing of an F-15E by Iran. Separately, negotiations with Oman regarding the Strait of Hormuz are ongoing, with a deadline set for Monday by Trump.
The Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth reports that a drone manufacturing facility in Tel Aviv was destroyed following a direct hit by an Iranian missile, rendering the site inoperable.
Israel has suspended all defense-related procurement from France, according to reports.
Volodymyr Zelensky and Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan arrived in Damascus on Sunday.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran stated on Sunday that it would launch more severe attacks against US economic interests in the region if Iranian civilian facilities are targeted again.
Trump has stated he will order the bombing of Iranian infrastructure following the rescue of a missing US airman.
Iranian forces claim to have recovered American ammunition from the wreckage of US special forces aircraft destroyed during a rescue mission overnight.
Trump posted on social media threatening to target Iranian infrastructure if the Strait of Hormuz is not kept open.
Iranian drone and missile attacks have intensified across the Gulf, targeting power, desalination, and energy facilities in Kuwait, the UAE, and Bahrain. Saudi Arabia reported intercepting a cruise missile.