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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says Iran is the main obstacle to regional stability. Tehran warns of a "devastating blow" if the US and Israel attack, while Russia offers to remove Iran's enriched nuclear material.

According to a report by Iram News, the Trump administration is weighing a strike on Kharg Island, through which most of Iran's oil passes. The move is intended to increase pressure on Tehran over the nuclear issue and the Strait of Hormuz, ahead of the US elections.

According to a Lebanese report, Washington has warned that if Hezbollah joins a conflict with Iran, Israel's response will be especially severe. Meanwhile, military representatives from Israel and Lebanon are expected to meet tomorrow in Florida.

A rescued cat named Sumjio has become an unlikely taxi celebrity, attracting passengers and helping the driver who saved him rebuild her business.

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.

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

Trump's Gaza peace plan faces obstacles one year after the ceasefire, with Hamas still in control and the second phase yet to make progress.

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.

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

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

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is reporting hundreds of Salmonella illnesses linked to contaminated eggs, hot peppers, and animals. Could it reach Israel, too?

A large-scale cyberattack disrupted water and sewage facilities across the United States, forcing operators to switch to manual controls. In Israel, officials are closely monitoring the situation and strengthening protections for the country’s water infrastructure.

U.S. intelligence agencies believe the Iranian regime is behind a coordinated cyberattack targeting water systems in Minnesota. According to The New York Times, the attack has expanded and now affected at least seven states.

U.S. Central Command confirmed overnight strikes on targets inside Iran. Iran responded by launching missiles toward American bases in Jordan, Kuwait, and Iraq.

Less than a day after posting that he had instructed the military to "open the gates of hell," President Donald Trump is now issuing another threat. He said he does not currently believe Israel needs to be brought into a strike on Iran.

For the first time since the renewed fighting, the U.S. deployed its strategic B-1 bomber against targets in Iran. At the same time, the Houthis said they attacked Saudi ships overnight in the Red Sea.

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.

A U.S. Secret Service agent assigned to Vice President JD Vance’s security detail was placed on administrative leave amid suspicions that he leaked information about the vice president’s travel. The case adds to the administration’s broader crackdown on sensitive leaks.