The US Special Envoy has claimed that Iran could have enough enriched uranium to theoretically produce 11 nuclear bombs, raising alarms over Tehran’s nuclear program. The statement comes amid heightened tensions in the Middle East and ongoing nuclear negotiations. Experts warn this underscores global concerns about nuclear proliferation and Iran’s potential military capabilities, as international attention focuses on preventing escalation.

'Iran Could Have Produced 11 Nuclear Bombs': US Special Envoy Makes Shocking Claim 

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.


Israel-Iran War: How Khamenei Was Tracked & Killed

On Day 4 of the expanding Middle East conflict, Iran has issued a stern warning to the United States and Israel that its forces and allies will continue attacking in response to joint strikes on Iranian territory. Iranian drones and missiles have targeted U.S. facilities and allied states across the Gulf, while regional tensions deepen with strikes hitting embassies, bases, and energy infrastructure. The conflict now involves Hezbollah in Lebanon and threatens wider spillover across the region as Tehran vows persistent retaliation against what it calls enemy aggression.

Iran War Day 4: Tehran Issues Stern Warning To US-Israel 

Iranian drones struck the United States Embassy in Riyadh, sparking a fire as Tehran widened retaliation in the escalating war involving the United States and Israel. At the same time, Israeli troops moved into southern Lebanon as Hezbollah fired missiles at northern Israel. President Donald Trump said U.S. strikes destroyed Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps command facilities, marking a dramatic regional escalation.

Iranian Drones Hit US Embassy in Riyadh; Israeli Troops Enter South Lebanon

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.

Israeli Army Confirms: Iran's Presidential Office Struck Down?

U.S. President Donald Trump has sharply criticised Democratic leaders for their response to the ongoing Iran conflict, saying they oppose him “whatever I do” and are politicising issues of national security. Trump’s comments come as Democrats in Congress label recent strikes on Iran as “illegal” and push for votes to restrict his war powers, arguing that only lawmakers can authorise military action.


Israel‑Iran War: US President Accuses Democrats of Politicising National Security

Amazon Web Services has confirmed that drone strikes amid the Iran conflict damaged data centres in the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, causing fires, power and connectivity outages. Several AWS cloud services were disrupted as infrastructure and safety systems were affected.

US-Iran War: AWS Sites In UAE & Bahrain Damaged 

U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff has revealed that Iranian negotiators claimed they had enough enriched uranium to build as many as 11 nuclear bombs, raising fresh alarm amid faltering nuclear talks. Witkoff said after the second round that a deal was “impossible,” undermining earlier optimism about diplomatic progress.


US-Iran War: Witkoff Says Iran Could Have Produced 11 Nuclear Bombs

US-Iran War: Report Says Khamenei & His Security Were Tracked

A 4.3 magnitude earthquake shook southern Iran today, with the epicenter near Gerash city in Fars Province, according to the US Geological Survey. The tremor comes amid escalating tensions between Iran and Israel, adding to the region’s geopolitical instability.


BREAKING: Iran Struck By 4.3 Magnitude Earthquake | Israel-US At War With Iran 

Several U.S. government departments, including the State Department, Treasury and Health and Human Services, have reportedly shifted away from AI systems developed by Anthropic following a dispute over access, safeguards, and potential military applications. Anthropic has publicly rejected involvement in mass surveillance programs and the development of autonomous weapons, saying its policies restrict such use cases.



US Agencies Drop Anthropic Amid AI Surveillance And Defense Access Dispute

Rising tensions across the Gulf have sent shockwaves through global aviation networks, forcing multiple countries to shut or restrict key airspace corridors. Airlines are scrambling to reroute flights, leading to longer flying times, higher fuel burn and mounting operational costs.
Major Gulf transit hubs and strategic flight paths linking Europe, Asia and Africa are facing disruptions, increasing delays for passengers worldwide. Industry experts warn that prolonged instability could push up ticket prices and strain already stretched airline margins.


Gulf Tensions Disrupt Global Aviation: Airspace Closures, Route Changes And Costly Flight Detours 

U.S. First Lady Melania Trump made history by presiding over a United Nations Security Council meeting focused on protecting children affected by conflict, technology access, and education, becoming the first spouse of a world leader to lead a session of the powerful global body. The meeting took place as tensions escalated in the Middle East following ongoing military actions involving the United States, Israel, and Iran.

USA: Melania Trump Chairs UNSC Meeting Amid Ongoing Iran War

U.S. President Donald Trump said the United States has the capability to sustain a prolonged conflict, boasting of an “unlimited” supply of weapons if necessary. However, he also acknowledged that the country is “not where we want to be” when it comes to certain high-end weapon stockpiles.

The remarks come amid escalating tensions and growing debate over America’s military readiness, production capacity, and long-term war sustainability. Trump’s comments have sparked fresh discussion about defense spending, arms manufacturing, and strategic preparedness.

US‑Iran War: Trump Says US Can Fight ‘Forever War,’ Admits Gaps In High-End Weapon Stocks

Former U.S. President Bill Clinton has denied any wrongdoing linked to Jeffrey Epstein, as newly released videos of his testimony draw renewed public attention. Clinton said he cut ties with Epstein years ago and was unaware of his criminal activities.

Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton has stated she never met Epstein, as the Clinton family seeks to distance itself from the disgraced financier. The resurfacing of a viral photo and fresh scrutiny have reignited political debate in the United States.

Epstein Files: Bill Clinton Explains Viral Hot Tub Photo

Prediction Markets Are Facing Intense Scrutiny After Millions of Dollars Were Wagered on the Timing of US and Israeli Strikes on Iran, and on the Removal of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

US-Iran War: Record Money Wagered on US-Iran Strikes & Khamenei’s Fate

Iran’s UN envoy has claimed that the country’s main nuclear facility at Natanz nuclear facility was struck again during recent U.S.–Israeli air operations, citing damage from attacks on Sunday. Tehran insists the site, central to its nuclear programme, was targeted amid the widening regional conflict.

However, the IAEA, the United Nations’ nuclear watchdog, says its assessments show “no indication” that any Iranian nuclear installations, including Natanz, have been hit or materially damaged so far, noting it continues to monitor the situation via satellite and has yet to verify on-site evidence. The conflicting statements underscore rising tensions and global concern over nuclear safety amid ongoing hostilities.

US-Iran War: Iran Says Natanz Nuclear Site Hit Again, IAEA Says No Evidence Of Strike

U.S. President Trump projected that the military campaign against Iran could last around four to five weeks, while acknowledging the conflict might extend longer. His remarks come amid escalating strikes by U.S. and allied forces and retaliatory attacks by Iran across the region, raising global tensions and geopolitical uncertainty.


US‑Iran War: Trump Claims Iran Was Attempting To Rebuild Its Nuclear Program

Exiled Iranian filmmaker Mohammad Rasoulof has broken his silence following the reported killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, delivering a scathing critique of what he described as a legacy built on “fake holiness” and repression.


US-Iran War: Exiled Iranian Director Rasoulof Breaks Silence of Supreme Leader's Death

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 Imposes a 3-Day Curfew to Prevent Large Gatherings

Thousands of Indian citizens remain stranded in Tehran and other parts of Iran as the Iran-Israel conflict disrupts airspace and commercial travel across West Asia. With nearly 10 million Indians residing in Gulf countries, the situation has triggered urgent diplomatic and logistical efforts. Flights from Dubai have landed in Mumbai and Chennai, while a Bengaluru-bound service has departed as part of coordinated evacuation and travel resumption plans. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has held talks with several world leaders to ensure the safety of Indian nationals. Meanwhile, Air India Express is set to resume operations from Muscat, offering relief to stranded passengers.


US-Iran War: Indians Stranded In Iran-Israel Conflict, Evacuation Flights Resume

As the Iran-Israel-U.S. conflict intensifies, military planners are grappling with a growing cost and capacity dilemma in modern air defence. Iran has deployed large numbers of relatively low-cost drones and missiles, which can be produced in large quantities at a fraction of the price of the interceptors used by the U.S., Israel and their allies. Analysts note that it can cost millions of dollars for each interceptor missile fired to shoot down Iranian drones that may cost only tens of thousands, creating a resource imbalance in prolonged conflict

US-Israel vs Iran: Can Israel & US Replenish Interceptors faster Than Iran Can Make Drones? 

U.S. First Lady Melania Trump made history by presiding over a United Nations Security Council meeting focused on protecting children affected by conflict, technology access, and education, becoming the first spouse of a world leader to lead a session of the powerful global body. The meeting took place as tensions escalated in the Middle East following ongoing military actions involving the United States, Israel, and Iran.
Mrs. Trump emphasised the importance of safeguarding education and supporting vulnerable children around the world. Her remarks underscored global efforts to protect young lives amid conflict and instability. The meeting drew mixed reactions internationally, including criticism from the Iranian envoy, who challenged the U.S. leadership while defending Iran’s stance.

US: Melania Trump Chairs Historic UNSC Meeting on Children Amid Iran War Tensions

Tensions in the Middle East have sharply escalated as Iran launched a large wave of missiles toward Israel and other regional targets in retaliation for recent U.S.–Israeli strikes, marking a significant expansion of the conflict. Sirens blared across Israeli cities as air defenses intercepted incoming projectiles, with some impacts reported in population centers.

Amid the growing hostilities and unpredictable security situation, the United States has issued an urgent travel advisory urging its citizens in West Asia to “depart now” due to serious safety risks, including potential missile and drone threats. Governments across the region are warning of further instability as civilian and military targets come under fire.

US-Iran War: Iran Launches Missile Wave On Israel; US Warns Citizens To ‘Depart Now’

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has warned that stronger, more decisive military strikes against Iran are coming as part of the ongoing campaign following Tehran’s retaliatory attacks. Rubio stressed that Washington remains committed to degrading Iran’s military capabilities and countering threats across the region amid a widening conflict.

Meanwhile, U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) has released fresh visual footage of ongoing strikes on Iranian targets, showing U.S. forces hitting key military infrastructure. The United States and its allies continue to emphasise overwhelming force, even as violence spreads across multiple fronts.

US-Iran War: Rubio's Big Warning For Iran, 'Hardest Hits Yet To Come'

The United States Department of State has issued an urgent travel advisory urging American citizens across West Asia, including countries such as Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Israel, Jordan, and Kuwait, to “depart now” due to serious safety risks amid the widening conflict between Iran, Israel, and the U.S.

The warning follows a large wave of missile and drone strikes launched by Iran toward Israel and other regional targets in retaliation for U.S.–Israeli operations. Tensions have escalated sharply with airspace closures, embassy alerts, and growing concern over civilian safety.

US-Iran War: US Warns Citizens In West Asia ‘Depart Now’ Amid Escalating Tensions 

Explosions were reported in Riyadh’s diplomatic quarter after drones targeted the US Embassy in Saudi Arabia’s capital. According to reports, four drones were intercepted while two struck the embassy compound, triggering a fire and emergency response.

Saudi authorities have not yet confirmed casualties, but the incident has heightened fears of further escalation in the region. The attack comes amid growing tensions across the Middle East, raising concerns over diplomatic security and regional stability.

US-Iran War: US Embassy In Riyadh Hit By Drones, Explosions Rock Diplomatic Quarter

An IRGC general has threatened to attack and burn ships in the Strait of Hormuz, raising tensions in one of the world’s most critical maritime chokepoints for oil shipments. The warning comes amid escalating US-Iran conflict, with Tehran signaling that any continued military pressure could trigger further attacks on commercial and military vessels.


US-Iran War: Blasts Heard In Several Neighborhoods Of Iranian Capital

As the U.S.–Israel war with Iran intensifies across West Asia, Tehran has signaled a strong retaliatory posture, placing drones and missiles “on standby” to threaten further strikes against Israeli territory and allied interests.

According to multiple reports, Iran has launched hundreds of drones and missiles in waves of retaliation, firing projectiles at Israel and U.S. bases across the Gulf — in some cases exceeding 300 missiles and nearly 300 drones during an opening retaliation barrage

Iran Sends Strong Message To Israel: Drones, Missiles On Standby 

A U.S.-flagged oil tanker was struck near Bahrain in a deadly maritime attack that killed one shipyard worker, according to initial reports. The incident marks a serious escalation in Gulf waters, a region already on edge amid widening military confrontation across West Asia.

Bahrain, home to the U.S. Navy’s Fifth Fleet, is a critical hub for global energy transit and maritime operations. Security officials are investigating the cause of the strike, with early indications pointing to a hostile attack targeting commercial shipping.

Deadly Attack on U.S.-Flagged Tanker in Bahrain: One Worker Killed

Trump Addresses as US-Israel War With Iran Continues.
Trump on ‘Operation Epic Fury’; won’t rule out sending U.S. troops into Iran if ‘necessary’

Trump Addresses as US-Israel War With Iran Continues

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