A former US counter-terrorism chief, Joe Kent, has made a striking claim, saying 18 US intelligence agencies agreed Iran did not have the capacity to build a nuclear weapon. The remarks come amid the ongoing Iran war, raising fresh questions about the intelligence assessments that shaped policy decisions. As tensions escalate, the debate over Iran’s nuclear capability and the basis for military action is once again in sharp focus.


US-Iran War: Ex-US Counter-Terror Chief Claims Intel Said Iran Lacked Nuclear Capacity

Former CIA Director Leon Panetta has sharply criticised Donald Trump, saying the US is now “stuck with no way out” of the Iran conflict. In an interview with The Guardian, Panetta argued that the crisis rests squarely on Trump’s decisions, warning that Washington is caught in a difficult position after weeks of escalation. 


US-Iran War: Former CIA Chief Blames Trump For Iran War, Says US Has No Exit

The conflict in West Asia is intensifying as Hezbollah joins forces with Iran, launching rockets deep into Israel, with some reportedly breaching the Iron Dome and striking central areas. In response, Israel has expanded its bombing campaign in Lebanon, pushing troops into the south and triggering mass displacement nearing one million people. As both sides escalate, fears are growing that the war is entering a much wider and more dangerous phase across the region.


Israel-Iran War: Iran, Hezbollah Join Hands To Attack Israel, Rocket Breaches Iron Dome 

A new report suggests Iran’s strikes are increasingly targeting Gulf nations, with attacks on Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Kuwait rising since the conflict began on February 28. While Israel remains a key front, the widening scope shows how the war is spilling deeper into West Asia, putting critical infrastructure and regional stability at risk. Analysts say Gulf states are now on the front line of a broader escalation, as tensions reshape the security landscape across the region.


US-Iran War: Tehran Expands Strikes Across Gulf, Attacks Outpace Israel Front 

Iranian missiles struck Arad and Dimona in southern Israel, areas located close to the country’s key nuclear research facility in the Negev region. The attack left over 100 people injured, with visible damage including a large crater and destroyed structures. Israeli officials say multiple intercept attempts failed, raising concerns over the effectiveness of air defences against heavy warheads. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to respond “on all fronts,” as tensions around nuclear-linked sites push the conflict into a more dangerous phase.


US-Iran War: Iran Strikes Near Israel’s Nuclear Hub, Over 100 Casualties Reported 

Tensions in West Asia escalate as the US reportedly strikes Iran’s Natanz nuclear site with bunker buster bombs. While Trump hints at winding down military operations, Iran vows to target Israeli and US officials, even at tourist locations, warning that “no tourist site is safe for our enemies.” Meanwhile, the US is reportedly preparing to send additional warships and troops to the region, keeping pressure on Tehran as global security risks intensify.


US-Iran War: Iran Vows To Hunt Israeli, US Officials Even At Tourist Spots

Saudi Arabia reported that three ballistic missiles targeted the Riyadh area, with one successfully intercepted and two falling in uninhabited zones, causing no casualties. The incident highlights ongoing regional tensions and the persistent threats to civilian areas. Authorities continue to monitor the situation closely to prevent further escalation and safeguard residents.


BREAKING | Saudi Arabia Missile Attack: 3 Ballistic Missiles Target Riyadh 

The Pyxis Pioneer, carrying 16,714 tonnes of LPG from the United States, has arrived in Mangaluru, bringing relief to commercial and household fuel supplies. The delivery is expected to ease the ongoing LPG shortage, ensuring restaurants, hospitals, and industries receive uninterrupted fuel. Authorities say the smooth unloading will help stabilize prices and meet rising demand across the region.


Iran War: US LPG Cargo Ship Arrives In Mangaluru, 16,714 Tonnes Unloaded 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a high-level conversation with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, emphasizing the need to maintain stability amid rising tensions in West Asia. During the call, Modi highlighted the risks to global supply chains and underscored the importance of dialogue to ensure regional peace. The discussion marks India’s active diplomatic outreach in the Gulf amid ongoing conflict and strategic concerns.

Iran War: PM Modi Holds Crucial Talks With Iranian President Amid Gulf Tensions

Iran War: Anti-War Protesters Gather in Tel Aviv 

Israeli Chief of Staff Claims Iran Launched ICBM "Toward American Target on Diego Garcia Island"

Saudi Arabia has opened the King Fahad Air Base to the United States, signalling deeper military coordination as regional tensions rise. Washington is also deploying additional warships to West Asia, while Riyadh says trust with Iran has “shattered” after hundreds of reported drone strikes. 


US-Iran War: Reports Suggest Officials Say Riyadh Looking For A Way To Punish Iran

US-Israel at war with Iran: Latest developments:
- Funeral Held For IRGC Spokesperson
- IDF Strikes Hezbollah Targets In Beirut
- Fire Rages At US diplomatic center In Baghdad
- Blasts Reported In Jerusalem

Iran War: Funeral Held For IRGC Spokesperson | Blasts Reported In Jerusalem

US-Iran War: Saudi Arabia Says Country Has Seen 575 Iranian Drone Strikes

US-Iran War: Trump Says UK Should Have Acted Faster on Iran

Trump Slams Iran’s Execution of Three Protesters, Says Hormuz Strait at Some Point Opens Itself

US-Iran War: Trump Rules Out Ceasefire in Iran

The war in Iran is taking a heavy toll on everyday life and nowhere is it more visible than in Tehran’s iconic grand bazaar. Shops are shuttered, prices are soaring, and families are skipping the traditional Nowruz and Eid shopping.


Iran War: Prices Surge Above Already High 36% Inflation Rate, Shops Shut Amid Rising Price

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Iran’s military and nuclear capabilities are being heavily degraded, even as questions grow over the true scale of damage. He praised close coordination with US President Donald Trump but denied claims that Israel pulled Washington into the conflict. Netanyahu also confirmed Israel acted alone in striking Iran’s South Pars gas field, while acknowledging that Trump urged restraint on further energy strikes.


Israel-Iran War: Nearly Three Weeks Into War, Israeli PM Sees 'Crack' In Tehran 

Support is building for a potential coalition to secure the Strait of Hormuz, but key US allies are drawing a clear line. Countries like Italy, Germany and France have offered assistance, though military support may only come after a ceasefire is in place. The conditions highlight growing caution among Western nations as the Iran conflict threatens global energy routes.


Hormuz Crisis: US Allies Offered Help, But Conditions Applied 

US-Iran War: US Allies Offer Help After Trump's Call For Naval Alliance 

US-Iran War: Netanyahu Says Iranian Attempt To Close Strait Of Hormuz Would Fail

US-Israel at war with Iran: US intelligence chief Tulsi Gabbard told lawmakers that Donald Trump’s focus remains on dismantling Iran’s missile and naval strength, while Israel is prioritising a direct hit on the country’s leadership. The divergence could reshape how the conflict unfolds in the coming days.


US-Iran War: US Intel Chief Asserts US and Israeli Objectives in Iran War Are Not Aligned 

US-Iran War: Germany, Italy And France Offer Help With Hormuz Only After Ceasefire

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