Iran warned that it could consider enriching uranium up to 90% purity if the US and Israel launch fresh attacks on its territory. Iranian lawmaker Ebrahim Rezaei said the proposal would be examined by parliament amid rising regional tensions and fears of renewed conflict.


Iran-US Ceasefire: Iran Threatens 90% Uranium Enrichment If Attacked Again 

Even as a fragile ceasefire continues to hold, Iran is reportedly moving quickly to replenish missile stockpiles and strengthen military readiness. Analysts say Tehran is using the temporary pause in fighting to reorganize defenses, secure strategic positions, and reinforce pressure around the Strait of Hormuz. The developments come as tensions with the United States remain high, raising concerns that the current truce could become a staging ground for another dangerous escalation.


US-Iran War: Tehran Uses Fragile Pause To Replenish Missile Arsenal 

Tensions in West Asia are rising as the United States considers deploying its cutting-edge Dark Eagle hypersonic missile system to counter growing threats from Iran. Reports suggest the US Central Command has requested approval for the missile’s first-ever operational deployment, marking a major shift in military strategy.

The Dark Eagle (Long-Range Hypersonic Weapon) can travel at speeds above Mach 5 and strike deep inside enemy territory, targeting high-value assets beyond the reach of existing systems.

With Israel receiving strong US military backing and the region already on edge, could this move escalate tensions further? Or is it purely a deterrence strategy?

US-Iran War: Report Suggest US Planning On Iran's Energy Facility 

Iran has declared that the United States is “in no position” to dictate its policies as tensions continue over the Strait of Hormuz and nuclear diplomacy. Reports suggest Donald Trump and his team are reviewing Tehran’s latest proposal, while Washington may prepare a counteroffer. Meanwhile, Iran’s foreign minister has made repeated visits to Pakistan amid mediation efforts.


US-Iran Talks: Trump And His Team Discuss Iran Proposal To Open Strait Of Hormuz

Tensions between Iran and the United States have taken a sharp turn as Tehran refuses to join a second round of talks, citing the ongoing blockade and rising pressure. While Donald Trump insists Washington has offered a “fair deal,” thousands rallied in Iran backing the government’s stance. Meanwhile, fresh incidents at sea and diplomatic outreach, including a call between Pakistan and Iran, show the crisis is far from easing.


US-Iran Talks: Tehran Condemns 'Aggression' Against Iranian Ship, Says US Is 'Not Serious' 