As the US-Israel attack on Iran intensifies, artificial intelligence models from Google, OpenAI and DeepSeek are offering sharply different predictions on how and when the conflict could end. From timelines ranging days to weeks, the AI forecasts highlight the uncertainty surrounding the war’s trajectory.

US-Israel Attack Iran: Models from Google, Open AI & Deepseek Give Clashing End Dates 

Amid the escalating US-Israel war on Iran, Tehran has expanded its retaliation with multiple drone and missile strikes on U.S. military bases in the Gulf, including a major attack on the U.S. naval facility in Bahrain. 


US-Israel Attack Iran: New Wave of Attacks Devastates Key US Base in Bahrain 

In the ongoing US-Iran war, multiple  drone waves have been reported over Erbil, Iraq- including near the U.S. Consulate General, which hosts diplomatic staff and U.S. personnel- amid a surge of Iranian-linked aerial attacks across the region. Kurdish air defences and coalition systems have intercepted drones over the city, with some debris falling in residential areas.


US-Iran War: US Consulate in Erbil Has Been Attacked by Multiple Drone Waves 

In the US-Iran war, U.S. President Donald Trump said American forces have successfully knocked out many Iranian naval and air targets as part of ongoing military operations against Tehran’s military capabilities. Trump described the strikes as highly effective, claiming significant damage to Iran’s naval assets and air defence systems amid the expanding conflict.


US-Iran War | Trump: US Has Knocked Out Many Iranian Naval & Air Targets 

A fire broke out in western Tehran after US and Israeli airstrikes hit targets across the Iranian capital, sparking explosions and damage in multiple neighbourhoods including western districts. Residents reported blasts and smoke rising as emergency services responded to the scene. The strikes are part of the broader Israel-Iran war, with Tehran reporting attacks on government infrastructure amid escalating conflict between U.S., Israeli and Iranian forces.


US-Israel Attack Iran: Fire Breaks Out in Western Tehran After Airstrikes

Protests and demonstrations have erupted around the world following the widening Israel-Iran war and especially after the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in a joint U.S.–Israeli strike. In countries like Pakistan, Iraq, India and beyond, crowds have taken to the streets to condemn the attacks, mourn Khamenei’s death and criticise U.S. and Israeli actions, with some clashes turning violent and authorities imposing curfews to restore order.


Israel-Iran War: Protests Around the World Over War in Iran; Anger Against Killing of Khamenei

The Israel‑Iran war has seen a second attack on the Natanz nuclear facility within a year, with Iran reporting that U.S. and Israeli forces struck the key uranium enrichment site again in recent strikes. Satellite imagery and statements from Iran’s nuclear chief suggest damage to buildings and entrances at the complex, which was previously hit in June 2025 during earlier military action, though the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) says there’s no radiological risk and access remains limited.


Israel-Iran War: Second Attack on Natanz Nuclear Facility Within a Year 

A new report reveals how intelligence agencies allegedly hacked Tehran’s traffic cameras and mobile networks over the years to monitor Ayatollah Ali Khamenei before he was killed in a targeted strike. The covert surveillance helped track movements and pinpoint his location ahead of the operation.


US‑Iran War: Report Suggests Khamenei and His Security Were Tracked Ahead of Strike

In a stark warning to Americans trying to exit Israel amid the escalating conflict with Iran, the US Embassy said on Tuesday (Mar 3) it is “not in a position at this time to evacuate or directly assist” them. In a post on X and an earlier message on the embassy website, the US effectively urged Americans stuck in Israel to make their own arrangements to leave if they so choose. The embassy said it cannot provide evacuation flights, transportation or guarantees of safety to US citizens, urging them instead to plan independently for their departure. Commercial flights are limited or non-operational, and broader travel warnings are in effect, leaving few options for those who decide to leave.<h2>Shuttle option through Israeli authorities</h2>The security notice pointed to an initiative by Israel’s Ministry of Tourism, which began operating shuttles to the Taba border crossing on 2 March. Americans wishing to use this service were asked to register through the ministry’s evacuation form. However, US officials explicitly declined to recommend for or against this option, stressing that the US government cannot guarantee the safety of those who choose it.It said that from Eilat, passengers may then proceed on their own, typically by taxi, to the Yitzhak Rabin (Wadi Araba) crossing into Jordan, offering one of the few available overland exit routes. The land crossing at Taba into Egypt is operating 24 hours a day, though travellers may be subject to visa fees depending on their plans. US citizens who remain within the Sinai region and do not travel onwards into mainland Egypt are not required to pay the fee, the notice said.Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/fact-check-benjamin-netanyahu-assassinated-in-iranian-strike-truth-behind-massive-claim-1772420690844">FACT CHECK: Benjamin Netanyahu assassinated in Iranian strike? Truth behind massive claim</a><h2>'Security conditions can change without warning'</h2>The notice warned that any border crossing could close at short notice. The southern Yitzhak Rabin/Wadi Araba crossing into Jordan was accepting its last passengers at 7.00 pm on Monday. Queen Alia International Airport in Jordan was open, with limited flights available, including services operated by Royal Jordanian Airlines, the advisory said. Limited flight options were also available from airports in Taba and Sharm el-Sheikh in Egypt, it added.Buses organised by Israeli authorities are stationed at meeting points across the country, including Herzliya, Haifa, Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, to transport passengers to the southern border area, it said.Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-us-entered-war-on-behalf-of-israel-iran-slams-rubio-s-justification-of-pre-emptive-attack-1772524933052">'US entered war on behalf of Israel': Iran slams Rubio's justification of 'pre-emptive attack'</a><h2>Shelter-in-place order for US personnel</h2>The embassy has directed all US government employees and their families to continue sheltering in place in and near their residences until further notice. The notice warned that the security environment is complex and can change quickly, with incidents such as rocket and missile fire, mortar attacks and unmanned aircraft intrusions occurring with little or no warning.The embassy reminded American citizens to know the location of the nearest bomb shelter or protected space and to treat all red alert sirens as real.<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/israeli-army-confirms-iran-s-presidential-office-struck-down-1772538268401/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/israeli-army-confirms-iran-s-presidential-office-struck-down-1772538268401/embed</a><h2>What Americans in Israel were told to do</h2>Americans were urged to monitor local media, avoid demonstrations and large gatherings, steer clear of areas with a heavy police presence, and follow instructions from local authorities.They were also encouraged to enrol in the State Department’s Smart Traveler Enrollment Programme to receive security updates and facilitate contact in an emergency. The State Department’s travel advisory for Israel, the West Bank and Gaza remains in effect, with officials warning that further restrictions on US government personnel travel, including to parts of Jerusalem and the West Bank, could be imposed without advance notice.The embassy’s repeated emphasis that it cannot evacuate or directly assist Americans in departing Israel marks a sobering moment for Americans in the region, leaving many to weigh difficult choices amid an increasingly unpredictable security landscape.Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing conflicts in West Asia involving Israel, Iran, US, Gulf nations and non-state actors like Hezbollah, Hamas, Houthis, Islamic State, and others. Claims and counterclaims, disinformation and misinformation are being made online and offline. Given this context, WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, social media posts, photos and videos.

In what appears to be a moment of helplessness, the US Embassy has said it cannot evacuate Americans from Israel amid escalating conflict with Iran. It is urging citizens to make their own exit plans as flights remain limited and border crossings are uncertain

In a stark warning to Americans trying to exit Israel amid the escalating conflict with Iran, the US Embassy said on Tuesday (Mar 3) it is “not in a position at this time to evacuate or directly assist” them. In a post on X and an earlier message on the embassy website, the US effectively urged Americans stuck in Israel to make their own arrangements to leave if they so choose. The embassy said it cannot provide evacuation flights, transportation or guarantees of safety to US citizens, urging them instead to plan independently for their departure. Commercial flights are limited or non-operational, and broader travel warnings are in effect, leaving few options for those who decide to leave. Shuttle option through Israeli authorities The security notice pointed to an initiative by Israel’s Ministry of Tourism, which began operating shuttles to the Taba border crossing on 2 March. Americans wishing to use this service were asked to register through the ministry’s evacuation form. However, US officials explicitly declined to recommend for or against this option, stressing that the US government cannot guarantee the safety of those who choose it. It said that from Eilat, passengers may then proceed on their own, typically by taxi, to the Yitzhak Rabin (Wadi Araba) crossing into Jordan, offering one of the few available overland exit routes. The land crossing at Taba into Egypt is operating 24 hours a day, though travellers may be subject to visa fees depending on their plans. US citizens who remain within the Sinai region and do not travel onwards into mainland Egypt are not required to pay the fee, the notice said. Also read: FACT CHECK: Benjamin Netanyahu assassinated in Iranian strike? Truth behind massive claim 'Security conditions can change without warning' The notice warned that any border crossing could close at short notice. The southern Yitzhak Rabin/Wadi Araba crossing into Jordan was accepting its last passengers at 7.00 pm on Monday. Queen Alia International Airport in Jordan was open, with limited flights available, including services operated by Royal Jordanian Airlines, the advisory said. Limited flight options were also available from airports in Taba and Sharm el-Sheikh in Egypt, it added. Buses organised by Israeli authorities are stationed at meeting points across the country, including Herzliya, Haifa, Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, to transport passengers to the southern border area, it said. Also read: 'US entered war on behalf of Israel': Iran slams Rubio's justification of 'pre-emptive attack' Shelter-in-place order for US personnel The embassy has directed all US government employees and their families to continue sheltering in place in and near their residences until further notice. The notice warned that the security environment is complex and can change quickly, with incidents such as rocket and missile fire, mortar attacks and unmanned aircraft intrusions occurring with little or no warning. The embassy reminded American citizens to know the location of the nearest bomb shelter or protected space and to treat all red alert sirens as real. https://www.wionews.com/videos/israeli-army-confirms-iran-s-presidential-office-struck-down-1772538268401/embed What Americans in Israel were told to do Americans were urged to monitor local media, avoid demonstrations and large gatherings, steer clear of areas with a heavy police presence, and follow instructions from local authorities. They were also encouraged to enrol in the State Department’s Smart Traveler Enrollment Programme to receive security updates and facilitate contact in an emergency. The State Department’s travel advisory for Israel, the West Bank and Gaza remains in effect, with officials warning that further restrictions on US government personnel travel, including to parts of Jerusalem and the West Bank, could be imposed without advance notice. The embassy’s repeated emphasis that it cannot evacuate or directly assist Americans in departing Israel marks a sobering moment for Americans in the region, leaving many to weigh difficult choices amid an increasingly unpredictable security landscape. Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing conflicts in West Asia involving Israel, Iran, US, Gulf nations and non-state actors like Hezbollah, Hamas, Houthis, Islamic State, and others. Claims and counterclaims, disinformation and misinformation are being made online and offline. Given this context, WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, social media posts, photos and videos.

In what appears to be a moment of helplessness, the US Embassy has said it cannot evacuate Americans from Israel amid escalating conflict with Iran. It is urging citizens to make their own exit plans as flights remain limited and border crossings are uncertain

Did the US just ask Americans in Israel to find their own way out? Embassy issues stark warning on exiting

On Day 4 of the escalating Iran war, Israel reportedly launched major airstrikes targeting a presidential bureau and key leadership facilities in Iran. The Israeli Air Force is said to have struck parts of Iran’s leadership complex in Tehran, marking a dramatic escalation. With regional tensions soaring, fears of retaliation and wider Middle East conflict continue to grow.

Iran War On Day 4: Israel Pounds Presidential Bureau

Russia and China have harshly criticized recent U.S. and allied military strikes against Iran, calling them violations of international law and urging an immediate halt to hostilities. Both nations emphasized respect for Iran’s sovereignty, a ceasefire, and renewed diplomatic talks to prevent wider regional escalation amid the ongoing Middle East conflict.


Israel-Iran War: Russia Calls To Defuse West Asia Tensions

Tensions surge as reports confirm a second attack on a key port in Oman within three days, raising fears of wider war between Israel, the United States, and Iran. With the strategic Gulf region on edge, questions grow over retaliation, maritime security, and the risk of full-scale regional escalation. Here’s what we know so far and what it could mean for global stability.

Israel-US At War With Iran: Second Attack On The Omani Port In Three Days

Amid escalated tensions between Israel and Iran, the US Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, said on Tuesday (March 3) that there are "VERY LIMITED options" for Americans who are currently residing in Israel. He said that at present, it is best to utilise the Israeli &nbsp;Ministry of Tourism shuttle bus to Taba, Egypt and from there, the Americans must get flights to Cairo and then back to the US.&nbsp;"We are getting a lot of requests regarding evacuating from Israel from American citizens who are currently in Israel or who have family here," Huckabee said. The Ambassador added that it is not advised to exit via Jordan amid the bombings.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/attacks-on-iran-will-continue-until-all-of-our-objectives-are-achieved-trump-issues-fresh-warning-1772408635896">Attacks on Iran will ‘continue until all of our objectives are achieved’: Trump issues fresh warning</a>&nbsp;"All of our personnel from the embassy are sheltering in place, but I realise you may need to get people out and back home and not continue to incur hotel costs," he said. The Ambassador shared details and websites as "recommendations" for the Americans to evacuate the country in the best possible manner for now.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">For American who are currently in Israel I want to share this thorough (but long) update on options for departing. There are VERY LIMITED options. As of now, the best is utilizing Israel&#39;s Ministry of Tourism shuttle bus to Taba, Egypt and getting flights from there or going…&mdash; Ambassador Mike Huckabee (@GovMikeHuckabee) <a href="https://twitter.com/GovMikeHuckabee/status/2028696725448167646?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 3, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

As per the Health Ministry of Israel, in the past 24 hours, around 289 people were injured and taken to the hospital due to the conflict with Iran. Among the injured, around 19 were reported in moderate condition, and 258 were in good condition. The report by the ministry said around eight people were treated for anxiety, and four were under medical evaluation.&nbsp;Meanwhile, the US Embassy in Saudi Arabia announced the cancellation of all consular appointments “due to an attack on the facility" suspectedly by Iranian drones on Tuesday. The defence ministry of Saudi Arabia previously confirmed the attack and said &nbsp;it caused “limited fire and minor material damages.”&nbsp;“All routine and emergency American Citizen Services appointments are cancelled. The shelter in place notification for Jeddah, Riyadh, and Dhahran remains in place and we recommend American citizens in the Kingdom also continue to shelter in place,” the embassy wrote on X.

US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee warned that Americans have “VERY LIMITED options” to leave Israel amid escalating conflict with Iran, advising evacuation via Taba, Egypt, before flying to Cairo. 

Amid escalated tensions between Israel and Iran, the US Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, said on Tuesday (March 3) that there are "VERY LIMITED options" for Americans who are currently residing in Israel. He said that at present, it is best to utilise the Israeli Ministry of Tourism shuttle bus to Taba, Egypt and from there, the Americans must get flights to Cairo and then back to the US. "We are getting a lot of requests regarding evacuating from Israel from American citizens who are currently in Israel or who have family here," Huckabee said. The Ambassador added that it is not advised to exit via Jordan amid the bombings. Also read: Attacks on Iran will ‘continue until all of our objectives are achieved’: Trump issues fresh warning "All of our personnel from the embassy are sheltering in place, but I realise you may need to get people out and back home and not continue to incur hotel costs," he said. The Ambassador shared details and websites as "recommendations" for the Americans to evacuate the country in the best possible manner for now.

US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee warned that Americans have “VERY LIMITED options” to leave Israel amid escalating conflict with Iran, advising evacuation via Taba, Egypt, before flying to Cairo.&nbsp;

‘Americans have VERY LIMITED options to leave Israel’ amid war with Iran: Mike Huckabee

In a big revelation, US special envoy Steve Witkoff on Tuesday (Mar 3) has said that Iran’s top negotiators during nuclear talks “boasted” about having enough highly enriched uranium to build “11 nuclear bombs.” This comes even as the US asserted after June strikes that it had obliterated Iran’s nuclear facilities. Witkoff also said that Iranian negotiators “were proud that they had evaded all sorts of oversight protocols to get to a place where they could deliver 11 nuclear bombs.” He also said that envoy Jared Kushner was also “flummoxed” on hearing when Iranian envoy said that they had “inalienable right” to enrich their nuclear fuel.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/us-iran-tensions-us-envoy-says-trump-questioning-why-iran-hasn-t-capitulated-1771817377187/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/us-iran-tensions-us-envoy-says-trump-questioning-why-iran-hasn-t-capitulated-1771817377187/embed</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;“In that first meeting, both the Iranian negotiators said to us directly that they controlled 460 kilograms of 60% [enriched uranium] and that they’re aware that could make 11 nuclear bombs. We responded that the president feels we have the inalienable right to stop you dead in your tracks and I just sort of looked at ourselves flummoxed, and said, ‘We’re really in for it now,” Witkoff recalled. “We went in there and tried to make a fair deal with them, and it was very, very clear that it was going to be impossible — probably by the end of the second meeting, but we then went back for the third meeting just to give it the last college try. They wanted us to report positivity. It was not positive that meeting,” Witkoff added.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/trump-to-pick-iran-s-new-leader-after-khamenei-death-us-president-says-he-has-3-good-choices-reza-pahlavi-mojtaba-ali-larijani-abbas-aragchi-1772430896517">'Let's get the job done': Trump to pick Iran's new leader? US president says he has 3 ‘good choices’</a><h2>Iran-US-Israel war</h2>Iran is attacking US bases in its neighbourhood after having declared that it will be treated as American territory. US President Donald Trump has warned that larger strikes are yet to come. The regional stability has risen after the United States and Israel bombed Iran on Feb 28. Israel named the operation Lion's Roar and it was called Operation Epic Fury by the US. Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei was killed in the attack, triggering widespread protest across the world by Shia community.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-us-attacked-iran-pre-emptively-after-learning-of-israel-plans-marco-rubio-1772485553239">'US attacked Iran 'pre-emptively' after learning of Israel plans': Marco Rubio</a>&nbsp;Iran vowed to avenge his assassination and has resorted to launch missiles towards Israel and many neighbouring nations including Qatar, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Saudi. The bombings are still continuing, with Israel now attacking Hezbollah in Lebanon. International community has urged all sides for immediate ceasefire with Russia, China and North Korea slamming America for its “pre-emptive attack.” Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has spoken to several leaders in the Gulf including Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu and urged peace. However, Iran has ruled out any possibility of negotiation even as Trump said that he is ready for talks. Iran's transition government has also started the process of choosing new Supreme Leader.

US envoy Steve Witkoff claimed Iranian negotiators boasted of holding 460 kg of 60% enriched uranium—enough for 11 nuclear bombs. He said Tehran evaded oversight and asserted an “inalienable right” to enrich fuel, while the US insists its strikes crippled Iran’s nuclear facilities.

In a big revelation, US special envoy Steve Witkoff on Tuesday (Mar 3) has said that Iran’s top negotiators during nuclear talks “boasted” about having enough highly enriched uranium to build “11 nuclear bombs.” This comes even as the US asserted after June strikes that it had obliterated Iran’s nuclear facilities. Witkoff also said that Iranian negotiators “were proud that they had evaded all sorts of oversight protocols to get to a place where they could deliver 11 nuclear bombs.” He also said that envoy Jared Kushner was also “flummoxed” on hearing when Iranian envoy said that they had “inalienable right” to enrich their nuclear fuel. https://www.wionews.com/videos/us-iran-tensions-us-envoy-says-trump-questioning-why-iran-hasn-t-capitulated-1771817377187/embed “In that first meeting, both the Iranian negotiators said to us directly that they controlled 460 kilograms of 60% [enriched uranium] and that they’re aware that could make 11 nuclear bombs. We responded that the president feels we have the inalienable right to stop you dead in your tracks and I just sort of looked at ourselves flummoxed, and said, ‘We’re really in for it now,” Witkoff recalled. “We went in there and tried to make a fair deal with them, and it was very, very clear that it was going to be impossible — probably by the end of the second meeting, but we then went back for the third meeting just to give it the last college try. They wanted us to report positivity. It was not positive that meeting,” Witkoff added. Also Read: 'Let's get the job done': Trump to pick Iran's new leader? US president says he has 3 ‘good choices’ Iran-US-Israel war Iran is attacking US bases in its neighbourhood after having declared that it will be treated as American territory. US President Donald Trump has warned that larger strikes are yet to come. The regional stability has risen after the United States and Israel bombed Iran on Feb 28. Israel named the operation Lion's Roar and it was called Operation Epic Fury by the US. Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei was killed in the attack, triggering widespread protest across the world by Shia community. Also Read: 'US attacked Iran 'pre-emptively' after learning of Israel plans': Marco Rubio Iran vowed to avenge his assassination and has resorted to launch missiles towards Israel and many neighbouring nations including Qatar, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Saudi. The bombings are still continuing, with Israel now attacking Hezbollah in Lebanon. International community has urged all sides for immediate ceasefire with Russia, China and North Korea slamming America for its “pre-emptive attack.” Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has spoken to several leaders in the Gulf including Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu and urged peace. However, Iran has ruled out any possibility of negotiation even as Trump said that he is ready for talks. Iran's transition government has also started the process of choosing new Supreme Leader.

US envoy Steve Witkoff claimed Iranian negotiators boasted of holding 460 kg of 60% enriched uranium—enough for 11 nuclear bombs. He said Tehran evaded oversight and asserted an “inalienable right” to enrich fuel, while the US insists its strikes crippled Iran’s nuclear facilities.

Iran could build 11 nuclear bombs? Witkoff makes MASSIVE claims about Iranian nuclear programme

As the US and Israel strike Iran in a joint military operation, the US Central Command Commander Charles Bradford Cooper II sends out a letter to the troops. At a time when the Middle East is in a turbulent situation, the letter read: “To America's extraordinary sons and daughters deployed around the Middle East, by order of the President of the United States, we are embarking on a mission of profound consequence. The time for preparation is over. The time for action has arrived.”&nbsp;The document dated February 28 was shared by news outlet Washington Post’s journalist Dan Lamothe. It highlights how Admiral Cooper is honoured to serve with “most exceptional Soldiers, Sailors, Marines, Airmen, Guardians and Coast Guardsmen on this earth.”&nbsp;

CENTCOM Chief Admiral Brad Cooper issues a "relentlessly lethal" order to US troops as Operation Epic Fury enters a decisive phase.

As the US and Israel strike Iran in a joint military operation, the US Central Command Commander Charles Bradford Cooper II sends out a letter to the troops. At a time when the Middle East is in a turbulent situation, the letter read: “To America's extraordinary sons and daughters deployed around the Middle East, by order of the President of the United States, we are embarking on a mission of profound consequence. The time for preparation is over. The time for action has arrived.” The document dated February 28 was shared by news outlet Washington Post’s journalist Dan Lamothe. It highlights how Admiral Cooper is honoured to serve with “most exceptional Soldiers, Sailors, Marines, Airmen, Guardians and Coast Guardsmen on this earth.”

CENTCOM Chief Admiral Brad Cooper issues a "relentlessly lethal" order to US troops as Operation Epic Fury enters a decisive phase.&nbsp;

'Be relentlessly lethal': CENTCOM commander briefs troops amid Iran conflict

The dramatic moment an Iranian missile — claimed on social platforms to be the hypersonic Fattah-2 — evades over ten Israeli interceptors and strikes Israeli territory amid the escalating Middle East conflict. The viral footage shows interceptor rockets launching skyward as the projectile continues straight toward its target, highlighting potential vulnerabilities in current air defenses.


Iran's 'Fattah-2' Missile Makes Debut In War: Moment Of Attack On Israel Released

As the US‑Iran war intensifies, the U.S. Department of State has issued urgent travel warnings and emergency advisories urging American citizens to leave West Asia immediately amid escalating safety risks. The “DEPART NOW” notice applies to more than a dozen Middle Eastern countries — including Bahrain, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, the UAE and Yemen — as tensions rise following joint U.S.‑Israeli strikes on Iran and Iranian retaliation across the region.


US-Iran War: Americans Asked to Leave West Asia as War Intensifies 

Authorities in the Kashmir Valley issued an appeal for calm in the wake of recent developments in the Middle East, urging citizens to exercise restraint and avoid unlawful activities amid scattered incidents of unrest.&nbsp;In an official statement, the administration said it respects the right of citizens to express their views peacefully through lawful means. However, it noted that incidents of rioting, stone-pelting, clashes, and disruptions to public order reported in some areas were unacceptable.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/india-jammu-kashmir-khamenei-shia-muslims-kashmir-valley-iran-us-israel-war-khamenei-assassination-thousands-protest-tear-gas-shells-fired-1772430858082">J&amp;K at edge over Khamenei's assassination: Thousands protest despite restrictions, tear gas shells fired</a>&nbsp;Officials warned that violence and destruction of property not only endanger lives but also result in injuries, loss of life, and significant hardship for local communities. Such incidents often lead to restrictions, the closure of educational institutions, and economic losses for families, traders, students, and daily wage earners.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/iran-khamenei-s-death-sparks-reactions-across-india-j-k-protest-mourning-march-in-up-silence-in-bengaluru-village-1772338682899">J&amp;K protest, mourning march in UP, silence in Bengaluru village: Khamenei's death sparks reactions across India</a>&nbsp;The statement emphasized that confrontations with security forces escalate tensions and further disrupt normal life. Authorities appealed to all sections of society to refrain from violence and provocation, and to maintain peace. Police said they would take strict legal action against instigators and individuals involved in unlawful activities. Reaffirming their commitment to maintaining order, authorities said they remain focused on upholding the rule of law and ensuring the protection of life and property.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;

Authorities in Kashmir Valley urged calm after scattered unrest linked to Middle East tensions. Officials warned against rioting and stone-pelting, stressing peaceful expression and rule of law. Police said strict action would be taken against instigators to maintain order

Authorities in the Kashmir Valley issued an appeal for calm in the wake of recent developments in the Middle East, urging citizens to exercise restraint and avoid unlawful activities amid scattered incidents of unrest. In an official statement, the administration said it respects the right of citizens to express their views peacefully through lawful means. However, it noted that incidents of rioting, stone-pelting, clashes, and disruptions to public order reported in some areas were unacceptable. Also Read: J&K at edge over Khamenei's assassination: Thousands protest despite restrictions, tear gas shells fired Officials warned that violence and destruction of property not only endanger lives but also result in injuries, loss of life, and significant hardship for local communities. Such incidents often lead to restrictions, the closure of educational institutions, and economic losses for families, traders, students, and daily wage earners. Also Read: J&K protest, mourning march in UP, silence in Bengaluru village: Khamenei's death sparks reactions across India The statement emphasized that confrontations with security forces escalate tensions and further disrupt normal life. Authorities appealed to all sections of society to refrain from violence and provocation, and to maintain peace. Police said they would take strict legal action against instigators and individuals involved in unlawful activities. Reaffirming their commitment to maintaining order, authorities said they remain focused on upholding the rule of law and ensuring the protection of life and property.

Authorities in Kashmir Valley urged calm after scattered unrest linked to Middle East tensions. Officials warned against rioting and stone-pelting, stressing peaceful expression and rule of law. Police said strict action would be taken against instigators to maintain order

Stone-pelting, clashes, rioting: Indian authorities appeal for calm amid unrest over Khamenei's death, warn against violence

In the escalating US‑Iran war, President Donald Trump has said the recent strikes on Iran were aimed at destroying Tehran’s ballistic missile capabilities as well as degrading its nuclear and military threats. Trump described the campaign as a necessary defensive action to prevent Iran from developing missiles that could strike U.S. forces or allies, calling the operation essential for American and regional security. He insisted the strikes were focused on eliminating imminent threats rather than pursuing regime change, even as the fighting continues and casualties mount.


US-Iran War: Trump Says Strikes Designed to Cripple Iran’s Missile Arsenal

The IRGC (Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps) has launched a new wave of attacks on the Arifjan base in Kuwait, where U.S. forces are stationed, according to Fars News Agency. The strikes reportedly targeted military infrastructure and personnel, demonstrating Iran’s continuing retaliatory operations amid the escalating US-Iran conflict.


FARS: New Wave of Attacks By IRGC on Arif Jan Base in Kuwait 

In the ongoing US‑Iran war, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the United States launched strikes on Iran pre‑emptively, aiming to protect American forces and allies from anticipated retaliatory attacks once Israel’s planned assault began — acting before Iran could respond with its own missiles and drones. Rubio framed the move as a defensive action intended to limit U.S. casualties and blunt Tehran’s offensive capabilities in the broader conflict unfolding across the Middle East


US-Iran War: US  Secretary of State Says US Struck Iran Pre-Emptively

The IRGC (Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps) has launched the 13th wave of Operation True Promise 4, continuing its retaliatory strikes against U.S. and Israeli military targets across the region. The operation reportedly targets missile sites, naval assets, and command centers, demonstrating Iran’s sustained capability to strike strategic locations. Officials say the wave underscores the ongoing escalation in the US-Iran conflict, with both sides exchanging attacks as tensions rise across the Middle East.


US-Iran War: IRGC Launches 13th Wave of Operation True Promise 4 

The ongoing US‑Israel war with Iran has brought an intensifying aerial duel between Iran’s ever‑increasing drone fleets and the expensive interceptors used by Israel, the U.S. and Gulf allies to shoot them down. Iran has launched hundreds of low‑cost Shahed‑series drones and missiles across the Middle East, straining air defences.

US-Israel War with Iran: Iran's Drones & Israeli Interceptors: What Runs Out First

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has accused the United States of betraying diplomatic efforts with Tehran by carrying out military strikes while negotiations were underway, saying Washington undermined a promising path to a peaceful agreement and deliberately disrupted dialogue between the two countries.


US-Iran War | Araghchi: US Betrayed Diplomacy by Attacking Iran 

In the ongoing US‑Iran war, President Donald Trump says the U.S. launched its strikes on Iran because it was the “last best chance” to eliminate what he called intolerable threats from Tehran, including its missile and nuclear programmes.


US-Iran War: Trump Says US Took Last, Best Chance to Iran Strikes |

The Israel‑Iran war has caused major disruptions to global air travel, with widespread airspace closures across the Middle East and Gulf forcing airlines to cancel and reroute flights. Key hubs like Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Doha have suspended operations, leading to more than 1,000 flights being cancelled and thousands of passengers stranded or delayed worldwide.


Israel-Iran War: Over 1000 Flights Cancelled Due to Iran War 

As the US‑Israel military campaign against Iran escalates, Pakistan has found itself increasingly affected by the fallout from the conflict. Islamabad has condemned the joint strikes on Iran, warning they could destabilise the entire region and urging all parties to halt escalation and resume diplomacy at the United Nations Security Council. Pakistan’s foreign ministry has expressed deep concern over violations of sovereignty and the risk of wider geopolitical consequences.


US-Israel Strike Iran: Pakistan Caught in US-Israel War with Iran 

US-Iran War: Trump Says Strikes Aimed at Destroying Iran's Missile Capabilities

Amid the escalating Israel-Iran war, Israel has stated that “all options are on the table” as it expands strikes on targets in Lebanon. The Israeli military has reportedly carried out air and artillery attacks against Hezbollah and Iran-linked positions, warning of further action if hostilities continue. Officials say the operations aim to neutralize threats along the northern border, as tensions with Iran and its regional allies intensify across the Middle East.


Israel-Iran War | Israel Says “All Options Open” as Strikes Expand in Lebanon 

Israel-Iran War | Israel: All Options on Table in Expanding Strikes on Lebanon

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