The United States and Israel have launched fresh waves of strikes on Iranian targets as the conflict intensifies. Recent operations have targeted Iran’s naval assets, military infrastructure and air capabilities.

Reports indicate multiple Iranian naval vessels have been destroyed in coordinated operations, with US and Israeli forces also striking key military sites linked to Iran’s defence network.

The escalation follows weeks of sustained attacks since February 28, when both countries launched a major offensive against Iran’s military, nuclear and strategic infrastructure.

The conflict continues to widen, with repeated missile exchanges and growing regional fallout.

Iran War: Israel, US Fire Fresh Salvos of Missiles on Iran

Fresh US-Israel strikes have reportedly hit key components of Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, including the Isfahan nuclear complex and the Arak heavy water plant, marking another major escalation in the ongoing Israel–Iran war. The facilities are considered critical to Iran’s nuclear fuel cycle and plutonium-related research capability. 


US-Israel Strike Hits Isfahan Nuclear Complex | Arak Heavy Water Plant Targeted

US-Israeli strikes hit a heavy water reactor in central Iran, Iranian media reported on Friday.
Earlier, Iran's Isfahan came under attack.  Iran's largest atomic scientific center, located south east of Isfahan city.
Air strikes struck multiple areas of Tehran also, with explosions reported across several districts and nearby towns. The Israeli military also announced a new wave of attacks targeting the Islamic Republic, after which explosions were heard across central, western, eastern and northern parts of the capital.

BREAKING: Arak Attacked After Isfahan | Israel Attacks Iran's Nuclear Sites | Nuclear Danger Rises

Iranian state media report that a missile strike on an industrial area in Isfahan has killed at least 15 people and caused significant damage to a factory producing heating and cooling equipment. The attack occurred during working hours and marks a dramatic escalation in the conflict, with Tehran attributing responsibility to U.S.–Israeli military operations in the region


US-Iran War | Iran Media: Missile Strike on Isfahan Industrial Area Kills 15

On June 21, 2025, the us used seven B-2 bombers and Tomahawk missiles to strike Iran’s key nuclear sites, i.e., Fordo, Natanz, and Isfahan. The strikes caused major damage to Iran’s uranium facilities.

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Iranian state media on Friday (Apr 19) reported that Israel carried out a military strike inside the country - a move that has escalated tensions in the Middle East region.

What’s the significance of Isfahan? Why did Israel ‘target’ this Iranian city?

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Iran is not planning any retaliation against Israel after Friday (Apr 19) attacks, a top Iranian official was quoted by Reuters as saying. “The foreign source of the incident has not been confirmed.

West Asia crisis: Iran ‘not planning’ retaliation against Israel after attack near Isfahan

Iran repelled a drone attack on a defence ministry complex in the city of Isfahan overnight, said Iranian Tasnim news agency on Wednesday (April 5). However, the government said that confirming the report required further investigation.

Drone attack on Iranian defence ministry complex foiled: Report

Reports say U.S. officials believe the attack at the military factory in Iran was carried out by Israel. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas: Iran Military Factory Attack

Iran’s Defense Ministry claimed that they have thwarted an attack on one of its munition centers in the Isfahan. They said that they have shot down three drones. Watch further to know more.

Iran: Drone attack on military site thwarted

Officials have acknowledged that a mosque in Iran from the 17th century that is recognised as a masterpiece of architecture has been harmed during restoration efforts.

Iran's iconic UNESCO WHS Isfahan's Shah Mosque damaged during restoration

In Iran, farmers set up tents in a dry river bed in Isfahan to protest a drought. The Iranian Riot Police fired bullets to clear up the area. Palki Sharma tells you how a protest for water turned deadly in Iran.

Gravitas: Farmers in Iran protest drought in a dried-up river

Heavy snow covered the streets of Tehran on Sunday, causing major flight delays and forcing the closure of schools, authorities in the Iranian capital said. The snow started falling early in the morning and disrupted the flow of traffic on some of the city's main highways.

Iran: Heavy snowfall shuts schools, delays flights in Tehran

A number of protests have broken out in Iran since the beginning of the year over water, a growing political concern due to a drought which residents of parched areas and analysts say has been exacerbated by mismanagement

Water crisis spurs protests in Iran

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