Iran

U.S. and Israeli intelligence point to a breakdown in decision-making in Tehran as fear of eavesdropping breeds distrust, hobbles coordination, and pushes regional commanders to act on their own.

Tehran issued a statement responding to the U.S. proposal to end the war. Pakistan and Turkey again offered to mediate between Iran and the U.S., and Egypt joined the call on Washington to end the fighting.

Opposition media reports a sharp clash between Iran’s president and the Revolutionary Guard’s leadership over the war’s management—against a backdrop of cash shortages, online banking outages, and unpaid public salaries.

Western intelligence says shipments began this month, marking Moscow’s first direct weapons transfer as Israel targets Russia–Iran supply routes

In a virtual briefing with about 100 diplomats in Israel, Sa’ar urged governments to send Iranian envoys home, criticized Lebanon’s handling of Hezbollah, and warned that Iran’s missile range threatens Europe.

Tehran demands halt to “aggression and assassinations” as first step, alongside reparations and Hormuz control

Lebanese reports say a 'foreign ship' intercepted a ballistic missile aimed at the U.S. Embassy in Beirut. The Israeli Air Force says it struck in western Iran, destroying a loaded launcher prepared to fire at Israel; the IDF and Shin Bet say they also killed a 'Quds Force' operative near Beirut.

More than 40 rockets slammed into the Upper Galilee and the Safed area. A direct hit at Machanaim Junction killed a woman and lightly injured two others. Sirens later sounded across the Golan and Upper Galilee amid an Iranian launch. In the south, 20 people were hurt after an Iranian cluster munition fell near Nevatim.

Two brothers are accused of posing as an intelligence soldier and feeding false information to Iran, allegedly using AI to generate "sensitive" documents. Their attorneys argue: "The state should award them the Israel Prize for contributing to national security."

A Wall Street Journal report says both Gulf powers are nearing a decision on direct involvement. Riyadh has opened its bases to U.S. forces, and a source warns: "It's only a matter of time."

Tehran names Mohammad Bagher Zolghadr as secretary of the Supreme National Security Council a week after an Israeli strike killed Ali Larijani, a longtime influential figure once described as a "crisis manager" at the nexus of security, politics, propaganda, and nuclear policy.

In his first interview since the war began, Brad Cooper tells Iran International that Tehran can end the fighting now, accuses it of more than 300 deliberate strikes on civilians, and says U.S.-led pressure is blunting Iran's attacks.

Conflicting reports on Mojtaba Khamenei’s condition and absence raise growing questions in over who is directing Iran’s military actions

President Donald Trump gave Iran 48 hours to open the Strait of Hormuz to shipping or face strikes inside Iran. The Revolutionary Guards responded: "The terrorist president’s behavior undermines global security."

A man and a woman were arrested after allegedly trying to drive into a Scottish base that houses the UK's nuclear submarines. MI5 has recently disrupted several Iran-linked plots, including charges tied to surveillance of Jewish sites in London.

Riyadh orders Iran’s military attaché and staff out within 24 hours after a wave of Iranian strikes across the Gulf; regional states report interceptions and warn of a longer showdown.

MDA says a man died after being trapped in his car by an anti-tank missile fired from Lebanon. Repeated launches from Iran triggered sirens across the country, with interceptions and falling debris, as the IDF began a wave of strikes in Tehran.

IDF jets struck a research-and-development site at Malek Ashtar University that, according to Israel, supports Iran's military industries and ballistic missile program. Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir said Iran can threaten European capitals and vowed, "This Pesach we will keep fighting for our freedom."

Iran and Russia denounce the strike as a breach of international law; the IDF details overnight raids on missile-production sites in Tehran; Defense Minister Israel Katz vows the campaign will intensify.

Ultimatum follows rapid shifts from rejecting a ceasefire to exploring talks, as Iran warns of retaliation against U.S. infrastructure