Iran has strongly denied launching any attacks on Turkiye, Cyprus, or Azerbaijan, as tensions from the ongoing Middle East conflict continue to spill across the region.

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei said the country’s armed forces did not launch drones or missiles toward any of these countries, stressing that no such strikes originated from Iranian territory.

Iran Denies Attacks On Turkiye, Cyprus & Azerbaijan: Focused On Retaliation, Not Talks

Donald Trump has said the war with Iran will not end without input from Israel. Trump stated that any decision to conclude the conflict would be a “mutual” decision made in coordination with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.


US-Iran War: Trump Says War With Iran Won't End With Israel's Input 

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian apologised to neighbouring Gulf countries for attacks launched during the ongoing Israel–Iran war, saying Tehran did not intend to target neighbouring states and would refrain from striking them unless they were used to launch attacks against Iran.


Israel-Iran War: Iranian President Pezeshkian Apologises While IRGC Issues Warning

There’s intense debate over the endgame of the U.S.-Iran conflict under President Donald Trump, and it hasn’t been clearly defined even by the administration itself. Trump’s public statements have shifted over time - from degrading Iran’s missile and nuclear capabilities to asserting that Iran must unconditionally surrender and suggesting that the war’s end will be a joint decision with Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu.


US-Iran War: What Is Trump's Endgame in Iran?

Israel's strikes on 30 Iranian fuel depots Saturday went far beyond what the U.S. expected when Israel notified it in advance, sparking the first significant disagreement between the allies since the war began eight days ago, according to a U.S. official, Israeli official and a source with knowledge.


Israel-Iran War: US Uneasy After Israel Hits Iranian Fuel Depot?

Hundreds of Indian students studying in Iran have expressed fear for their safety as the ongoing conflict and airstrikes escalate across the country. Many were relocated from Tehran to Qom by the Indian Embassy amid rising tensions, but reports of explosions and anxiety persist among those still stranded. Parents and student bodies are urgently appealing to the Government of India for evacuation and safe return as distress calls and panic grow.


Iran War: Indian Students Stuck in Iran Fear For Safety; Urge Govt Action For Safe Return

Iran’s clerical body, the Assembly of Experts, has appointed Mojtaba Khamenei — the son of the late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei — as the country’s new Supreme Leader amid the ongoing U.S.–Israel conflict. His appointment marks a controversial hereditary transition in Iran’s theocratic system, drawing international attention and widespread reaction.
U.S. President Donald Trump reacted cautiously to the news, saying he is “not happy” with the leadership change and has suggested that any new Iranian leader would need Washington’s approval to endure.

Iran: Mojtaba Khamenei To Succeed His Father Ali Khamenei as Supreme Leader

Airline stocks around the world have tumbled sharply as the ongoing U.S.-Israeli war with Iran pushes oil prices higher and disrupts global air travel. Shares of major carriers have fallen significantly amid rising jet fuel costs and restricted airspace over the Middle East.

Industry data shows that more than 37,000 flights to and from the Middle East have been cancelled since the conflict began on February 28 - a figure that reflects widespread travel disruptions, airspace closures, and safety concerns for commercial flights. Surging fuel prices - up about 20% in recent trading - are adding pressure to airlines already grappling with cost increases and route disruptions

Airlines Stocks Slide as Oil Surges | 37,000 Flights Cancelled Since Iran War Began

Israeli journalist Josh Hasten has highlighted that a key strategic aim in the ongoing U.S.–Israel conflict with Iran is regime change in Tehran, particularly in light of the recent appointment of Mojtaba Khamenei -son of the late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei -as Iran’s new Supreme Leader.

US-Iran War: Iran’s New Supreme Leader Named, Israeli journalist Discuss Regime Change Aim

The Qatari Prime Minister has condemned recent strikes on Gulf states, calling them a “betrayal”, amid escalating tensions in the region.
Meanwhile, the United States has ordered all non-essential personnel to evacuate Saudi Arabia, citing security concerns as the conflict in West Asia intensifies. This comes amid ongoing military operations, regional instability, and threats to key energy infrastructure.

US-Iran War: Qatar Condemns Gulf Attacks, US Evacuates Non-Essential Staff from Saudi Arabia

After the Assembly of Experts named Mojtaba Khamenei as Iran’s new Supreme Leader - succeeding his late father Ali Khamenei -some Iranian citizens and officials have expressed support for his leadership, calling him the “most deserving” candidate to lead the country through turbulent times. Mojtaba’s appointment comes amid ongoing war and geopolitical tensions in the region.

Iran New Supreme Leader | Pezeshkian: Iran Could Achieve Great Progress Under Mojtaba Khamenei 

Mojtaba Khamenei has been named Iran’s new Supreme Leader, succeeding his father Ali Khamenei. The decision was announced by the Assembly of Experts, the clerical body responsible for selecting Iran’s highest authority.

New Supreme Leader in Iran: Mojtaba Khamenei Named Iran’s New Supreme Leader After Father’s Death

U.S. President Donald Trump said the decision to end the ongoing war with Iran will be a “mutual” decision with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Speaking in an interview, Trump indicated that while he would make the final call, Israel will have a significant say in determining when the conflict ends. The remarks come as tensions in West Asia continue to escalate following coordinated U.S. and Israeli strikes and Iran’s retaliatory attacks.

US-Iran War: Trump: End of Iran War Will Be a Mutual Decision With Netanyahu

Iran’s national women’s soccer team has been eliminated from the Women’s Asian Cup after a 2‑0 loss to the Philippines, ending their hopes of advancing beyond the group stage in the tournament hosted in Australia.

Iran Women’s Soccer Team Exits Asian Cup in Australia

Iran has named Mojtaba Khamenei as the country’s new Supreme Leader, succeeding his father Ali Khamenei, after a decision by the Assembly of Experts. Soon after the announcement, Iran launched a fresh barrage of missiles toward Israel, escalating the ongoing Israel–Iran conflict.


US-Israel War with Iran: Iran Gets New Supreme Leader | Iran Fires Fresh Salvo at Israel 

As the Iran conflict enters its second week, global energy markets are under intense pressure and analysts are warning of further oil price spikes due to potential supply disruptions. Shares of Saudi Arabia’s oil giant, Saudi Aramco, surged on Sunday - marking their biggest rise since April 2023 - as investors reacted to fears that oil flows could be interrupted by the escalating war and supply routes around the Strait of Hormuz. Aramco’s stock climbed as much as 4.9 %, before settling with strong gains, while Brent crude topped $90 per barrel amid broader market volatility.

Energy Markets Roil: Iran War Boosts Saudi Aramco Shares

Fresh reports have raised concerns over China’s possible link to Iran’s missile fuel supply amid the escalating conflict in West Asia. Two Iranian vessels reportedly departed from Gaolan Port in Zhuhai, sparking speculation that they could be transporting chemicals used in rocket fuel.
According to US officials, the ships are connected to a sanctioned Iranian shipping line and may be carrying materials that could support Tehran’s missile program. Ship tracking data suggests the vessels left China as the war intensifies between Iran, Israel, and the United States, raising new geopolitical questions about Beijing’s role in the crisis.

US-Iran War: China Sends Missile Fuel Materials to Iran? Ships Depart Zhuhai Amid War

Kuwait authorities have reported a drone attack on vital infrastructure, targeting airport fuel tanks and causing significant damage. The incident resulted in the death of two security officers, while emergency services rushed to secure the area.

Officials are investigating the attack amid rising regional tensions in the Middle East, with security forces increasing vigilance across critical facilities. The drone strikes highlight growing concerns about asymmetric attacks on energy and transportation infrastructure in the Gulf.

Breaking: Kuwait Airport Fuel Tanks Hit by Drone Attack | Two Officers Killed

The United States has said it will not target Iran’s energy infrastructure as the conflict with Iran enters a new phase. US Energy Secretary Chris Wright said Washington has “zero plans” to strike Iran’s oil or natural gas industry despite the ongoing war with Iran and Israel.


US-Iran War: US Says Will Spare Iran's Energy Infrastructure as War Enters a New Phase

New Supreme Leader in Iran: Ali Khamenei’s Son Mojtaba Becomes Iran’s Supreme Leader

Iran Picks Mojtaba Khamenei as New Supreme Leader After Ali Khamenei’s Death 

Mojtaba Khamenei has been named Iran’s new Supreme Leader, succeeding his father Ali Khamenei. The decision was announced by the Assembly of Experts, the clerical body responsible for selecting Iran’s highest authority.


Mojtaba Khamenei to Succeed His Father Ali Khamnei As Supreme Leader

Recent reports indicate that Iran may be relying on older ballistic missiles in its current military operations, even as newer systems exist in its arsenal. Among the modern Iranian missiles frequently discussed are variants of the Fateh family -including the Fateh‑110, Fateh‑313, and Fateh Mobin -all of which are solid‑propelled, road‑mobile short‑range ballistic missiles with varying ranges and levels of guidance technology.

US-Iran War: Are Iran’s Older Missiles Still in Use? Modern Fateh Series Breakdown

Fresh reports have raised concerns over China’s possible link to Iran’s missile fuel supply amid the escalating conflict in West Asia. Two Iranian vessels reportedly departed from Gaolan Port in Zhuhai, sparking speculation that they could be transporting chemicals used in rocket fuel.

According to US officials, the ships are connected to a sanctioned Iranian shipping line and may be carrying materials that could support Tehran’s missile program. Ship tracking data suggests the vessels left China as the war intensifies between Iran, Israel, and the United States, raising new geopolitical questions about Beijing’s role in the crisis.


US-Iran War: China Linked to Iran Missile Fuel? Ships Depart Zhuhai Amid War

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