Iran

President Donald Trump shared what he said was his directive to the U.S. military. The U.S. has updated Israel that it plans to intensify its strikes in Iran. Iran may carry out its threat to launch missiles at all countries in the Middle East that support the Americans.

Residents in Eilat reported hearing blasts after launches from Iran toward Jordan. The missile was intercepted by the U.S. military, and an Arkia flight was forced to turn around in the air.

Experts believe Iran used one of the most advanced missiles in its arsenal to hit the American base in Jordan. At the same time, officials in the U.S. are pointing to erosion in regional air defense systems.

The U.S. is already bombing Iranian military targets, but Trump is now threatening infrastructure attacks and considering far harsher options

Iranian officials claim they have information suggesting Bulgaria may allow the U.S. Air Force to use a base in the country’s south, just 1,400 kilometers from Tehran. Tehran is threatening retaliation.

President Donald Trump took questions from reporters ahead of his White House meeting with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, stressing: "We are absolutely not finished with the job in Iran. We are not ready to leave at this stage."

President Donald Trump issued a sharp warning to Iran after two American soldiers were killed in Jordan. In a post, he wrote: "The order has been delivered to the Secretary of War and every leader in the military."

According to a Wall Street Journal report, Israel told the United States that Iran transferred thousands of centrifuges to Mount Kolang Gaz La, near Natanz. In the West, officials fear the move is aimed at rebuilding Iran’s nuclear program.

Recent strikes have inflicted heavy damage, but intelligence assessments suggest Iran remains focused on preserving the regime and outlasting Washington

U.S. Central Command said remains were found at the scene where two American soldiers were killed and another was reported missing. It also said an American soldier was killed in northern Iraq during a controlled detonation of debris from a downed Iranian drone.

Israel’s defense establishment is closely watching the risk of a new escalation in the Persian Gulf. With the possibility that the U.S. could intensify its strikes on Iran, there is growing concern that Iran may target Israel.

A senior Iranian official says Tehran has received proposals to lower tensions and is signaling that talks with the U.S. may still be possible. At the same time, strikes are continuing, and both Israel and the United States are preparing for the possibility of a broader escalation.

The United States completed its ninth consecutive wave of strikes against military targets in Iran. In Tehran, threats around the Strait of Hormuz escalated. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said: "We remain open to the possibility of a diplomatic solution."

Iran is targeting America’s regional network while trying to avoid the much harsher Israeli response

Iran’s foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, acknowledged that an intelligence breach enabled Israel to know about meetings held at the compound of Iran’s supreme leader, Ali Khamenei. He retraced the minutes before the strike and said the failure still has not been fixed.

Four strikes in Jordan caused mounting casualties and aircraft damage as U.S. officials report faster missiles and increasingly precise targeting

A senior Israeli security source describes an unusual and volatile picture at the top of Iran’s ruling system, as new details emerge about alleged Iranian revenge plans targeting Israel.

The U.S. launched an eighth consecutive wave of strikes on Iran after an Iranian attack in Jordan killed two American service members.

Israel is considering strict limits on civilian drone use, including a possible ban, amid fears terror groups could use explosive and fiber-optic drones in attacks.

Two U.S. service members were killed in an Iranian attack in Jordan as strikes escalated across the region.