Iran has launched waves of missiles and drones targeting U.S. assets and strategic infrastructure across the Persian Gulf, widening the battlefield of the war. Attacks have been reported in countries including Kuwait, Bahrain, and the United Arab Emirates, with explosions reported near key facilities and airports.

A drone strike reportedly hit Kuwait International Airport, damaging infrastructure and highlighting the growing vulnerability of civilian sites as missiles and drones streak across Gulf skies. The strikes are seen as retaliation against the United States following joint operations against Iran, raising fears that the conflict could engulf the wider region.

US-Iran War: Iran Unleashes Drone & Missile Storm Across Gulf, US Assets Targeted

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel’s military campaign against Iran could help bring about regime change in Tehran.

Speaking during a press conference, Netanyahu said Israeli and U.S. strikes had delivered major blows to Iran’s military infrastructure, including the Revolutionary Guards and the Basij paramilitary forces. He added that weakening the regime could create conditions for Iranians to challenge their leadership.

Netanyahu also attacked Iran’s new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, calling him a “puppet of the Revolutionary Guards” and urging the Iranian people to seek a new path of freedom.

His remarks come as the conflict between Israel, Iran and allied groups continues to escalate across the Middle East.

US-Iran War: Iran Fires New Missile Barrage At Israel As IDF Strikes Tehran For 14th Day

Escalating attacks on commercial shipping near the Strait of Hormuz have killed three Indian sailors, highlighting the growing danger to global trade routes. One of the victims died after the oil tanker MT MKD Vyom was struck near the coast of Oman, triggering a fire and explosion in the engine room.

Amid the ongoing US-Iran-Israel conflict, Iran has reportedly allowed some vessels to transit the strait even as attacks on merchant ships continue. With 28 Indian vessels currently operating in the Persian Gulf, New Delhi is closely monitoring the situation as one of the world’s most critical oil shipping lanes faces unprecedented security risks.

US-Iran War: Iran Allows Some Ships To Pass Through Hormuz

PM Narendra Modi expressed “deep concern” over the escalating West Asia conflict during a phone call with Masoud Pezeshkian, the President of Iran. The Indian prime minister stressed that protecting Indian nationals and ensuring stable global energy flows remain India’s top priorities.


US-Iran War: PM Modi Speaks to Iranian President, Discusses Situation in West Asia

In his first public statement since becoming Iran’s supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei issued a stark warning to the United States, demanding that American military bases across the region be shut down or face continued attacks. The message, read on Iranian state media, signaled Tehran’s determination to escalate pressure during the ongoing war.


US-Iran War: Iran’s New Leader Mojtaba Khamenei Warns US, Shut Bases Or Face Attacks 

The disruption of shipping and energy supplies linked to the Strait of Hormuz crisis is beginning to impact several industries in India, including glass manufacturing. The sector relies heavily on continuous fuel supply because glass furnaces must remain operational around the clock.

Industry executives say furnace operations cannot simply be stopped, as shutting them down risks major technical damage and significant financial losses. Glass plants require constant heat to maintain production, making them especially vulnerable to fuel shortages and supply disruptions.

The crisis around the Strait of Hormuz has already triggered wider economic ripple effects across India, with industries facing rising energy costs and supply pressures as shipping traffic through the key energy corridor declines.


US-Iran War: LPG Shortage Threatens Glass Industry Furnaces, Hormuz Crisis Hits India

The war between the United States and Iran is growing more complex as Donald Trump delivers mixed signals on the conflict’s trajectory. While declaring that Iran is “paying a big price,” the U.S. president has also hinted at both escalation and possible endgame scenarios. Meanwhile, the United States Department of the Treasury signaled that no cost is considered “unaffordable,” even as the United States Department of Defense reportedly spent over $11.3 billion in the first week of operations. The situation intensified further after the crash of a KC‑135 Stratotanker refueling aircraft in Iraq, marking the fourth American aircraft loss since the war began.


US-Iran War: Iran Says It Is Not Laying Mines In Hormuz Strait

Israel has carried out strikes targeting checkpoints run by Iran’s Basij paramilitary force in Tehran, marking one of the most direct attacks inside the Iranian capital since the war escalated. Reports say drones and precision strikes hit several security checkpoints, killing members of the Basij and Iranian security forces.

US-Iran War: Israel Hits Basij Force Checkpoints In Tehran

US-Iran War: US Loses KC-135 Refueling Aircraft In Iraq

Amid the escalating conflict between the United States, Iran, and Israel, President Donald Trump has advised Iran’s national football team to reconsider participating in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Trump said it may be “inappropriate” for Iran to compete and warned that players could face risks to their “life and safety” during the tournament.


US-Iran War: Trump Warns Iran To Skip FIFA World Cup Amid War Fears

Iran says more than 1,300 people have been killed since the start of U.S. and Israeli strikes on the country, according to statements made by Iran’s ambassador to the United Nations. Tehran also claims thousands of civilian sites have been hit during the ongoing conflict.

Meanwhile, a social media video posted by the White House titled “Justice the American Way” has drawn criticism from celebrities and commentators. The montage mixes real footage of U.S. strikes with clips from Hollywood films, television shows and video games.

Actor Ben Stiller and others criticised the post, saying war should not be presented like entertainment and objecting to the use of their work without permission.

US-Iran war: Iran Says 1,300 Killed In US-Israel Strikes; White House War Video Sparks Backlash

Reports say the suspected attacker in the Michigan synagogue shooting is dead. Authorities responded to an active shooter situation at a synagogue in the US state of Michigan, triggering a major law enforcement response.

USA Shooting | Michigan Synagogue Shooter Dead: Reports | WION Breaking

Scenes of chaos unfolded in India’s Parliament as the Petroleum Minister issued an important statement during a heated session in the Lok Sabha. Opposition members raised strong objections, leading to loud protests and disruptions inside the House.

The minister addressed concerns related to fuel supply, global oil tensions, and India’s energy security amid the ongoing geopolitical crisis affecting global oil routes. The statement comes at a time when tensions in the Middle East and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz are impacting international oil shipments.

Ruckus In Parliament Over LPG Crisis: How Will India Navigate Through West Asia Conflict?

The national average retail price of gasoline crossed $3.58 a gallon this week to hit its highest since May 2024, data ​from price tracking services AAA and GasBuddy showed, as the Israel-U.S. war with Iran ‌stokes supply concerns.
Disruptions to Middle Eastern oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz have caused a surge in fuel prices across the globe that is threatening to pinch consumers' wallets and derail global economic activity.

US Gasoline Prices Jumps to $3.58 Per Gallon Nationwide in US

Donald Trump, the President of the United States, has declared that the war against Iran is nearing victory, but warned that military operations must continue until the mission is fully completed.

Trump’s remarks come amid escalating strikes across West Asia, with Washington and Israel intensifying pressure on Tehran’s military infrastructure. The statement has sparked debate over whether the conflict is truly nearing its end or entering a more dangerous phase.

US-Iran War: Can Trump Counter Iran's Hormuz Strategy? US Claims Victory While Tehran Strikes Back

Anura Kumara Dissanayake, President of Sri Lanka, has set up a special economic monitoring panel as the conflict in West Asia begins to disrupt global supply chains. Colombo fears shortages of fuel and essential commodities if the crisis deepens.

The government is now in talks with “friendly nations” to secure vital fuel and supply lines, as authorities warn the island nation could feel the economic impact of the regional conflict in the coming weeks.

Iran War: Sri Lanka Govt In Talks With Friendly Nations To Secure Essential Supplies

Amid rising tensions across West Asia, the India government has intensified evacuation efforts to bring its citizens home safely. The first batch of Indian nationals stranded in Lebanon has already returned, while more than 500 Indians have been evacuated from Qatar.

Authorities issued urgent advisories to Indian nationals in the region as additional flights, including services by Qatar Airways, are scheduled to bring more evacuees back to New Delhi and other destinations.

US-Iran War: India Ramps Up Evacuation Efforts Amid West Asia Tensions 

US-Iran War: Trump Declares Victory, Asks US To' Finish The Job' 

The United States Central Command (CENTCOM) says Iran is steadily losing its air capability as U.S. forces continue sustained strikes on Iranian military infrastructure. The U.S. military released new combat footage showing precision attacks on Iranian aircraft and air bases as part of the ongoing Operation Epic Fury.



US-Iran War: US Says Iran Losing Air Power, CENTCOM Intensifies Strikes

Iran-linked hackers have claimed responsibility for a major cyberattack targeting U.S. medical technology company Stryker Corporation, causing widespread disruptions across its global network. The hacktivist group Handala said it carried out the attack as retaliation amid escalating tensions linked to the ongoing conflict involving Iran, the United States, and Israel.

According to reports, the cyberattack disrupted access to internal systems, leaving thousands of employees unable to log into company networks. Some staff were reportedly instructed to disconnect devices as engineers worked to contain the breach.

Iran-Linked Hackers Claim Major Cyberattack On Stryker, Systems Disrupted Worldwide 

An Indian seafarer has been killed after the vessel Safesea Vishnu came under attack near Khor Al Zubair Port in Iraq. The Embassy of India in Iraq confirmed the death and said the incident occurred in Iraqi waters amid rising regional tensions.

According to officials, the ship was struck during the attack, leading to the death of one Indian mariner. Authorities confirmed that 15 Indian crew members were safely evacuated following the incident.

US-Iran War: Indian Mariner Killed After Vessel Attacked Near Iraqi Port, Crew Evacuated

US President Donald Trump says Iran is “on the verge of defeat” in the ongoing conflict, warning that the United States could strike specific sections of Tehran if necessary. Trump emphasized that while such action is not desired, it remains a possible option to ensure strategic objectives.


US-Iran War: Trump Warns US Could Strike Specific Sections Of Tehran 

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US-Iran War: Iran Prepared To 'Destroy' World Economy 

US Stocks closed mostly lower on Wednesday, with the Dow leading the decline. Investors looked past the latest inflation report, instead focusing on rising oil prices and their impact on future rate cuts. Meanwhile, tech, food, and defence stocks saw big moves on earnings and forecasts.


US Stocks Mixed as Dow Leads Market Decline

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