Iran

The US president released a written statement backing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's reelection bid. Trump: "This is the kind of partner that the United States demands from Israel, a country it has done so much for."

Iran appoints Mehrdad Akhlaghi as defense minister following the deaths of his predecessors, as Tehran warns Trump against military action and proposes a seven-day framework to reopen the Strait of Hormuz

Tehran has offered the U.S., through Qatar, a one-week plan for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, while President Donald Trump hardens his position and insists that the nuclear issue come before any other discussion.

US President Donald Trump stated that Saudi Arabia welcomes support from Israel and the US, adding that the Abraham Accords are back on the table, as regional tensions rise following new Houthi strikes.

Reports say the U.S. military is considering expanded attacks on Iranian infrastructure and nuclear sites, including the possible use of the powerful MOAB bomb

President Donald Trump warns of possible U.S. action against Iran and the Houthis following reported deadly strikes on Saudi Arabia, raising fears of regional escalation and disruptions to global oil supplies

Houthi forces threaten Saudi oil facilities and King Khalid Airport as the US issues a renewed travel warning over Iranian and Houthi drone and missile threats.

President Trump issues a new warning to Iran, claims US control of the Strait of Hormuz, and dismisses reports that Russia and China are helping Tehran.

British intelligence chief Ken McCallum reports a significant shift in Tehran's activities, citing a suspected attack on a UK air base and more than 50 Iran-related arrests.

Satellite images reveal Iran's military buildup as Tehran prepares for potential US strikes and Washington considers deploying additional forces.

British intelligence links Iran’s Revolutionary Guards to a suspected drone attack plot targeting RAF Fairford, prompting international condemnation and threats of further sanctions against Tehran

The US has redeployed approximately 20 military refueling aircraft as Israel prepares for a security assessment covering Iran, Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria, amid Pentagon preparations for a possible strike on Iran and escalating Saudi-Houthi hostilities

Reports suggest Israel could face another round of conflict with Iran as Tehran works to restore missile production and replenish weapons stockpiles.

According to a report by Axios, the Pentagon has instructed CENTCOM to complete preparations for renewed fighting in Iran. In Israel, officials believe the likelihood of a strike will rise significantly after the U.S. midterm elections.

Iranian Armed Forces Chief of Staff Ali Abdollahi Ali-Abadi said that “the heroic acts of Soleimani, Nasrallah, Haniyeh and Sinwar will bring about the end of the Zionist entity.” Meanwhile, $200 million was transferred from Tehran to Hezbollah as “aid for people displaced by the war in Lebanon.”

Three Iranian nationals have been charged with plotting to harm an Iran International journalist and a pro-Israel activist as part of an espionage network allegedly operating for the regime in Tehran and intended to “silence opposition figures.”

Intelligence about an alleged Iranian plan to target B-1 aircraft and U.S. military personnel reportedly prompted the urgent evacuation of RAF Fairford. According to The New York Times, U.S. officials believe the Iranian plan was inspired by Ukraine’s ‘Spider Web’ operation.

Iran’s state-run banks are selling billions of dollars in foreign currency in an effort to halt the slide. Inflation has reached 70%, hitting citizens’ wallets hard.

Tehran rejected the American proposal and announced plans to expand its missile range. The U.S. expelled two Iranian diplomats who refused to leave New York.

Doron Buchovza of Be’er Sheva presented himself to Iranians on Telegram as someone with access to the nuclear facility in Dimona. He received payment in digital currency and was convicted of contact with a foreign agent under a plea deal.