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Iran has formally warned the US and Israel against further aggression, promising severe consequences for any provocations. The statement, delivered via diplomatic channels, underscores Tehran's stance on self-defense amid escalating regional tensions.
Iran’s embassy in Berlin condemned the silence of certain countries, particularly Western nations, regarding US and Israeli military and political actions in the Middle East, arguing that such inaction amounts to complicity in violations of international law. The embassy called on the international community to take a clear stance and promote diplomatic solutions.
Analysts say the latest military confrontation between Israel and Iran has exposed unprecedented strains between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Donald Trump as their interests diverge. The rift was laid bare when Iran launched missiles at northern Israel after an Israeli airstrike on Beirut, defying U.S. assurances. Netanyahu is caught between Washington's push for de-escalation and far-right ministers urging continued warfare.
Commercial satellite imagery has revealed the extent of damage across 15 sites in Iran, Lebanon and the Gulf after 100 days of US-Israeli attacks on Iran. The pictures show strikes on Iran's Natanz nuclear facility, oil infrastructure, naval bases, as well as targets in Lebanon and US military installations in Qatar, Kuwait, UAE, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain.
The Pentagon has raised its espionage threat level from Israel to 'critical' as Washington negotiates with Tehran. The escalation follows increased Israeli surveillance on U.S. officials involved in Iran policy. Israel denies the allegations, but analysts say it is deeply concerned about a potential U.S.-Iran deal.
After 100 days, the US-Israel military campaign against Iran has reached a bloody stalemate, with civilian casualties mounting. A Pakistan-brokered ceasefire has failed to stop the violence, while Israel's expansion of the war into Lebanon has displaced over 1 million people.
One hundred days into the U.S.-Israeli campaign against Iran, Tehran regards its ability to maintain the ruling system as a clear victory. Despite heavy losses—over 3,400 citizens killed and its nuclear program damaged—Iran has leveraged the closure of the Strait of Hormuz as economic and strategic leverage. The war has exposed limits on both sides, with regional security architecture destabilized and a fragile ceasefire in place.
Marking 100 days since the US and Israel launched their military campaign against Iran, the conflict has killed more than 7,000 people, displaced over 4 million, and severely disrupted global trade as the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively closed. The war has hit energy markets hard, with Brent crude spiking from $70 to near $120 a barrel, and 146 countries reporting gasoline price increases. Despite a brief ceasefire, negotiations remain stalled and sporadic fighting continues.
The Pentagon's intelligence agency has raised the threat level of Israeli espionage to 'critical' over concerns that Israel is spying on senior US officials to gain insight into White House discussions on ending the war with Iran. Tensions have grown between President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu, who disagree on how to conclude the conflict. Recent reports highlight Israel's aggressive surveillance attempts, including efforts to monitor Trump's special envoy and Pentagon officials.
