US-Iran War: Confusion and contradiction surround possible US-Iran talks as Donald Trump claims Tehran reached out first, while Iranian officials firmly deny any negotiations. Iran’s state media has pushed back, suggesting Washington sought talks through mediators, a claim the US hasn’t confirmed. With both sides sticking to their narratives, the standoff is fast turning into a war of words over diplomacy.


US-Iran Talks: Iran Parliament Speaker Says Trump Trying To Manipulate Oil Market

US-Iran Talks: Iranian Officials Deny All Claims Of Talks Made By Trump 

US-Israel war with Iran: Latest developments:
- Iran fires missiles towards northern Israel
- Search for survivors after strikes in Tehran
- Israeli strikes hit Beirut's southern suburbs
- US strikes in western Iraq kill 7

US-Iran War: Iran Fires Missiles Towards Northern Israel | US Strikes in Western Iraq Kill 7

US-Iran Talks Row Deepens: Trump Says Talks On, Iran Denies Statement

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Iranian lawmaker Mohammad Reza Pezeshkian has responded to President Donald Trump’s claim that the U.S. had productive talks with Tehran. Pezeshkian dismissed Trump’s statements, reaffirming that no direct or indirect negotiations have taken place. The reaction highlights ongoing diplomatic tensions and differing narratives between Washington and Tehran

Breaking: Iran’s Pezeshkian Reacts After Trump Claims U.S.-Iran Talks Took Place

U.S. President Donald Trump says the U.S. and Iran have had “very good” conversations and that Tehran wants to make a deal - but insists any agreement must include Iran giving up its enriched uranium stockpile. Trump says eliminating that stockpile is essential to ending the conflict and preventing nuclear escalation.

US-Iran War: Trump Says Iran Wants Deal, But Must Give Up Enriched Uranium Stockpile

Iran’s military claims it carried out a drone attack on Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport using advanced Arash‑2 unmanned aerial vehicles, describing them as long‑range, low‑radar drones capable of penetrating air defence systems. Tehran says the strike “achieved its objective,” marking a significant escalation in regional hostilities.

Iran-Israel War: Iran’s ‘Arash‑2’ Drone Strikes Ben Gurion Airport, Claims Deep Strike Into Israel

Iran reportedly launched two intermediate‑range ballistic missiles toward the US‑UK joint base at Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean-nearly 4,000 km from Iran-marking a rare long‑range strike attempt. Neither missile hit, one failed and another was intercepted. The incident fuels “false flag” fears and elevates global tensions and energy market risks.

Diego Garcia Base Under Threat | Iran Fires Two Missiles at Diego Garcia 

Iran has reportedly deployed its long-range Arash-2 drone in a strike targeting Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport, highlighting evolving drone warfare capabilities. The low-cost UAV is designed for stealth and precision, raising concerns over its ability to evade advanced air defence systems. The incident underscores rising tensions and new battlefield dynamics.

Iran’s ‘Arash-2’ Drone Targets Ben Gurion Airport, Raises Air Defence Concerns

Iran has warned it could close the Strait of Hormuz if attacked, as global tensions soar amid the ongoing conflict with the U.S. and Israel. Tehran has also launched missiles, including some carrying cluster warheads, raising serious regional security and energy concerns. Here’s what this escalation means for the Middle East and beyond.

Iran Threatens Strait of Hormuz Closure, Warns Gulf Shipping Could Be Disrupted 

President Donald Trump has extended his deadline on the Strait of Hormuz, postponing planned strikes on Iranian power plants. The decision comes amid escalating tensions in the Gulf region, with Iran issuing warnings. Analysts say this pause may temporarily reduce immediate risks to shipping and global energy markets

US-Iran War: Trump Extends Hormuz Strait Deadline, Postpones Strikes On Iranian Power Plants

Iran has attached quotes and images of Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez condemning war as “illegal and inhuman” to missiles reportedly aimed at Israel. The symbolic act uses Sánchez’s anti‑war statement to highlight opposition to the conflict, even as violence continues. Global reactions are mixed on the move’s implications

US-Iran War: Iran Uses Pedro Sánchez’s Anti‑War Message On Missiles, Calls War “Illegal and Inhuman”

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov reportedly contacted Iranian diplomat Araghchi, urging an immediate cessation of hostilities amid escalating regional tensions. The move signals Moscow’s diplomatic engagement to de-escalate conflict, while analysts say the situation remains fragile. This high-level communication may influence regional stability and international diplomatic efforts.

Breaking: Russian FM Lavrov Calls Araghchi for Immediate Cessation of Hostilities

Iran’s official sources have strongly rejected any negotiations or talks with the United States, contradicting claims by U.S. leadership about “productive conversations.” Tehran’s Foreign Ministry and state media insist there has been no direct or indirect communication with Washington, even as regional tensions and conflicting statements continue to shape diplomatic narratives.

Breaking: Iran Rejects Any Talks With US, Denies Communication Despite US Claims

Iran’s Defence Council warns that an attack on its southern coasts or islands could lead to the entire Persian Gulf being closed, mirroring threats around the Strait of Hormuz. Officials say deploying sea mines and other measures would disrupt maritime traffic and global energy supplies, escalating regional tensions and economic uncertainty.

Breaking: Iran Warns Entire Gulf Will Be in a Situation Similar to Hormuz

Breaking: Trump Extends Hormuz Strait Deadline: Postpones Strikes on Iranian Power Plants

Iran Threatens Strait of Hormuz Closure if Attacked, Cluster Missile Spotted

Public sentiment in the United States is shifting as more Americans voice opposition to the Iran war. Surveys suggest declining confidence in how the conflict is being handled, with concerns mounting over its long-term impact. The growing backlash reflects a nation increasingly uneasy about another prolonged confrontation.


US-Iran War: US Public Turns Against Iran War As Opposition Grows

Tensions are intensifying as Iran reacts to Donald Trump’s threat to strike power plants, warning that attacks on water and electricity systems could trigger a large-scale humanitarian crisis. Iran’s Health Ministry has compared the potential impact to historic devastation, while officials stress that the Strait of Hormuz remains open despite rising fears. At the same time, cluster-capable missiles have been sighted over Israel, and critical infrastructure like desalination plants is now seen as vulnerable, signalling a dangerous shift in the conflict.


US‑Iran War: Tehran Charges '$2 Million Toll' To Pass Strait Of Hormuz

A new report suggests Iran’s strikes are increasingly targeting Gulf nations, with attacks on Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Kuwait rising since the conflict began on February 28. While Israel remains a key front, the widening scope shows how the war is spilling deeper into West Asia, putting critical infrastructure and regional stability at risk. 

Iran War: Indian National Injured By Falling Debris In Abu Dabhi

Iran-Israel at war with Iran: Latest developments

- NATO Chief: 22 Countries Working To Secure Hormuz
- Iran Blames US For Closure of Strait of Hormuz
- Iran's Salvo Causes damage in Central Israel
- Bessent: We May Need To Escalate To De-Escalate

Israel-Iran War: Iran's Salvo Causes Damage In Central Israel 

The Israel–US war with Iran enters Day 24, with fresh Israeli strikes reported in Tehran and escalating tensions across the region. Iran says one person was killed in an attack on a radio broadcaster, while the UAE confirmed an Indian national was injured by missile debris. Meanwhile, the global fallout is growing, with energy leaders warning the crisis could be worse than the 1970s oil shocks, raising fears of a prolonged economic impact.


US-Iran War: Israel Launches New Wave Of Strikes In Tehran

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