US MILITARY RESPONSE
After US bombs Iran under Trump’s command, internet asks: Why isn’t Barron Trump enlisting?
Amid rising tensions and US airstrikes in Iran, Barron Trump faces online criticism. Social media users are demanding that Donald Trump's son enlist in the US Army. This comes as critics point to a perceived double standard. They highlight leaders advocating for military action without personal sacrifice. Donald Trump received deferments during the Vietnam War.
Policy of forbearance over, terrorists will be hit hard: Def secy on India's new normal
Defence Secretary R K Singh asserted that India's long-standing policy of forbearance towards terrorism is over. He highlighted Pakistan's support for terrorists, evidenced by the presence of Pakistani army personnel at funerals of those killed in Operation Sindoor.
NATO inches toward Cold War-level defence spending with new 5% target
NATO is significantly increasing its defence spending target to 5% of GDP. This decision reflects a shift away from post-Cold War optimism. The move is driven by security concerns, especially after Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The increased spending aims to bolster military and security infrastructure. This rearmament echoes Cold War-era defence budgets.
Trump says Iran warned of missile strike at Al Udeid base: ‘They asked if 1 o’clock was OK — I said fine’
Donald Trump made a surprising claim at a NATO summit. He said Iran warned the US before a missile strike on Al Udeid Air Base. Trump stated he gave Iran the go-ahead for the strike. This was in retaliation for US strikes on Iranian nuclear sites. The attack involved multiple Iranian missiles. Military officials praised the troops' defense efforts.
Why authorities in Qatar are warning people to stay away from unidentified objects
Qatar's Defence and Interior Ministries issued a safety advisory urging the public to report suspicious debris potentially linked to intercepted Iranian missiles, following an attack on the Al Udeid US base. As a precaution, citizens are asked not to approach any such objects. Qatar also waived traffic fines issued on the day of the attack.
Qatar cancels June 23 traffic fines, the day Iranian missiles targeted Al Udeid Air Base
Responding to the recent unrest sparked by the Israel-Iran conflict, Qatar's Interior Ministry has announced a temporary suspension of all traffic fines from June 23. Following missile attacks by Iran on US military bases, including Al Udeid Air Base, residents faced the daunting task of navigating the streets during a crisis, often at the risk of breaking traffic regulations.
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After Trump obliterated Iran's nuclear sites, is North Korea next? Kim Jong Un worried - key points
North Korea’s nuclear weapons program is now more critical than ever after Trump’s airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear sites. As US B-2 bombers targeted Tehran, experts say the strike may push Pyongyang to accelerate its missile development and deepen its military ties with Russia. With over 14,000 troops and millions of munitions already sent to aid Moscow, North Korea is now gaining modern combat experience and advanced weapons in return. Analysts warn this move might backfire on US diplomacy, as Kim Jong Un sees nuclear arms as his only shield against regime change. The Iran strike could spark faster nuclear proliferation.
Operation Sindhu: 272 Indians, 3 Nepalese evacuated from Iran, thank Iranian, Indian govts
Operation Sindhu successfully evacuated 272 Indian and 3 Nepalese citizens from conflict-ridden Mashhad, Iran, bringing the total evacuated to 3,426. Evacuees expressed gratitude to both Iranian and Indian governments for their safe return. Following a ceasefire announcement, the Indian Embassy in Iran is gradually concluding the evacuation efforts, while closely monitoring the evolving security situation after recent conflicts and strikes.
Impact of US-Israel strikes in Iran: 627 dead, 4,870 injured, Iran’s nuclear sites “severely damaged”, and top generals killed
Iran confirms its nuclear sites suffered damage after US and Israeli airstrikes. Hundreds died in the conflict, including military leaders. Iran's parliament suspended cooperation with the IAEA. The strikes killed at least 627 people and injured thousands. Major General Ali Shadmani also died in the attacks. Officials claim the operation curtails Iran's nuclear ambitions.
Iran-Israel-US conflict: Missiles fired, bases hit, all sides claim victory but want to avoid full war
Tensions ease between US, Israel, and Iran after a week of attacks. All sides claim victory but seek de-escalation. Iran struck a US base in Qatar after US bombing of nuclear sites. The attack caused minor damage. Trump thanked Iran. Israel continued strikes post ceasefire. Peace efforts are underway, but trust remains low. Conflict may restart.
World War 3 begins? Middle East nations get embroiled in conflict - what’s happening now and who may be Iran's next target
Iran has launched missile attacks on US bases in Qatar and Iraq in response to US strikes on its nuclear sites. The operation caused no casualties but led to regional airspace closures and warnings from Gulf countries. The conflict now includes multiple nations, increasing tensions across the Middle East.
'No agreement on ceasefire yet', says Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi as Trump makes big claim
Israel-Iran Ceasefire: As U.S. President Donald Trump declared a complete and total ceasefire between Israel and Iran, Tehran responded with a clear condition: it will only stop its attacks if Israel halts its airstrikes by 4 a.m. local time. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated there was no formal agreement. The exchange followed U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities and Iran’s retaliatory missile launch at a U.S. base in Qatar. Both sides continue to target military and symbolic locations amid growing civilian concern.
Iran's military denies firing missiles at Israel after ceasefire started, Iran state television says
A ceasefire between Israel and Iran faced challenges. Israel accused Iran of launching missiles after the truce began. Israel vowed retaliation. The ceasefire followed a limited Iranian missile attack on a US base in Qatar. Earlier, Israel conducted airstrikes in Iran. Iran responded with missiles, resulting in casualties in Israel. Drones also targeted military bases in Iraq.
Israeli defence minister orders high-intensity attacks on Iran after ceasefire 'violation'
Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz announced on Tuesday that he had ordered a forceful military response to Iran’s violation of a recently declared ceasefire. The decision followed reports of missile launches from Iran toward Israel, less than three hours after U.S. President Donald Trump declared the ceasefire in effect. Katz said Israeli forces were now instructed to conduct high-intensity operations targeting Tehran.
Israeli military says new wave of missiles launched from Iran hours after Trump claims ceasefire
Israel’s military said early Tuesday it detected another wave of missiles launched from Iran, triggering sirens across the country. Residents in Jerusalem sheltered in underground car parks as alerts sounded. The renewed attacks came hours after US President Donald Trump claimed a ceasefire between Israel and Iran. Iran denied any such agreement, saying it would not stop retaliating unless Israeli strikes ceased. Explosions were also reported in Tehran, and missile strikes hit US bases. Indian airlines suspended flights amid unstable airspace.
BPCL, HPCL and other OMC stocks rally up to 5% as crude falls below $70/bbl
Shares of Indian oil marketing companies surged as crude oil prices plummeted following Iran's missile strikes on U.S. bases in Qatar. The price drop, triggered by Iran's measured response avoiding disruption to global oil supplies, benefits OMCs by reducing input costs and boosting marketing margins. Lower crude prices also ease import bills and improve cash flows for these companies.
Qatar reopens airspace after Iranian missile attack on US base, flights resume amid ceasefire talks
Israel-Iran Ceasefire: Qatar has reopened its skies and resumed air travel after an Iranian missile attack on the US-operated Al Udeid Air Base near Doha. The Gulf state temporarily suspended flights to protect civilians amid escalating regional conflict. Qatari defences intercepted the missiles, and no casualties were reported. The incident followed US strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities. President Trump later announced a ceasefire deal between Iran and Israel. Hamad International Airport and other regional hubs, including Bahrain and Kuwait, have since returned to normal operations.
Iran attacks U.S. base in Qatar — shadowy alliance grows behind Tehran — here’s the full list of who might be backing Iran now
Iran attacks U.S. base in Qatar — a move that’s sparking major global concern and fueling questions about who’s truly standing behind Tehran. As tensions boil in the Middle East, whispers of a growing alliance around Iran have U.S. officials on high alert. This isn't just another missile strike — it signals something bigger. In this story, we dig into the hidden networks, rising risks, and the global powers possibly backing Iran from the shadows. If you're wondering what this means for U.S. national security, allies, and the next steps in this geopolitical chess match — you need to read this.
Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, UAE: Gulf shuts airspace one by one as tensions rise
Following an Iranian attack on the Al Udeid U.S. military base in Doha, several Gulf nations, including Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates, have closed their airspace. These closures have led to significant disruptions in regional air traffic. The nations cite rising tensions and security concerns as the primary reasons for the precautionary measures.
Operation Bashayer Al-Fath, Iran answers Midnight Hammer with missile strike on US airbase in Qatar
Iran launched Operation Bashayer Al-Fath, targeting the US Al-Udeid Air Base in Qatar. This was a direct response to the US bombing of Iranian nuclear sites in Operation Midnight Hammer. Iran's military issued a strong warning, stating they would retaliate against any further aggression, viewing US bases in the region as vulnerabilities.
Netanyahu has hijacked US foreign policy: Iran ups the ante against Israel-US alliance in ongoing conflict
Iran strongly criticizes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Iran claims Netanyahu is manipulating US foreign policy. They allege he is driving the region towards a larger conflict. Iran's UN mission states Netanyahu is a war criminal. They say he has hijacked US foreign policy. Iran accuses America of sacrificing its security to protect Netanyahu. The statement was released on X.
Iran’s warning to ‘gambler’ Trump: ‘You may start this war, but we will be the ones to end it’
Iran's Military Central Command issued a strong warning to the United States. This followed US' coordinated attacks on Iranian nuclear installations. Tehran stated that the US has expanded the battlefield. Iran declared that retaliatory operations are imminent. The spokesperson directly addressed Donald Trump. They said Iran will end the war, even if Trump starts it.
Iran says its military will decide 'timing, nature and scale' of its response to US attacks
Iran has accused the U.S. of destroying diplomatic efforts by launching strikes on its nuclear facilities, warning that its military will determine a "proportionate response" in terms of timing, nature, and scale. At an emergency UN Security Council meeting, Iran’s UN Ambassador Amir Saeid Iravani condemned the attacks as violations of international law and blamed Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu for pushing the U.S. into a conflict.
'Zionist enemy must be punished': Iran's Supreme Leader after US strikes its nuclear sites
Tensions escalate in the Middle East. Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warns of punishment for Israel. This follows US participation in the conflict. The US conducted air strikes against Iran's nuclear program. Ali Akbar Velayati, advisor to Khamenei, suggests retaliation against US bases. The US State Department issued a worldwide caution alert. International concern grows over deepening conflict.
US issues 'worldwide caution' for Americans over Mideast conflict
The U.S. State Department issued a "worldwide caution" on Sunday, warning Americans abroad of increased security risks due to the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran. The alert cited potential travel disruptions, airspace closures, and anti-American demonstrations.
Iran Israel war: World War 3 fear could be real if Tehran takes these shocking steps
Iran's options included attacking US assets, closing the Strait of Hormuz and other stern measures have further fueled the fears of having a possible World War III.
An uncertain world gets more perilous
In a dramatic escalation, the US has bombed Iranian nuclear facilities, prompting strong condemnation and vows of retaliation from Tehran. Donald Trump hailed the strikes as a success, though the extent of damage to Iran's nuclear program remains unclear. With retaliatory action anticipated, the world braces for heightened uncertainty and potential disruptions to global trade routes.
America’s Operation Midnight Hammer against Iran joins list of key military operations in the Middle East; check full list
In a dramatic escalation, the United States launched Operation Midnight Hammer, targeting key Iranian nuclear sites under President Trump's orders. The US strike against Tehran follows a series of recent military operations in the Middle East, including Israeli actions like Operation Rising Lion and Operation Iron Wall, alongside Iranian responses such as Operation True Promise.
US strikes on Iran risk 'war with irreversible consequences': Red Cross chief
The ICRC president, Mirjana Spoljaric, warned that the escalating military actions in the Middle East, including US strikes on Iranian nuclear sites following Israel's bombing campaign, risk plunging the region and the world into a devastating war.
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