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Iran launched its first direct missile attack on Israel in two months after an Israeli raid on Beirut, signaling a hard red line over Lebanon. The escalation jeopardizes US-Iran peace talks as analysts say Tehran has reversed its proxy-war strategy to fight directly for its allies. Experts warn a lasting ceasefire remains elusive despite US efforts to contain the conflict.
Iran and Israel traded missile strikes on Monday, pushing the fragile ceasefire that had been in place since April 8 closer to collapse. The escalation came as the US-Israel war against Iran entered its 101st day, with explosions reported in Tehran, Isfahan, and Tabriz, while Israel struck military targets in western and central Iran.
A sharp war of words between Lebanon and Iran over Hezbollah's role and Israeli strikes threatens a fragile Iran-US ceasefire. Iranian missiles, Israeli strikes, and mutual accusations over Lebanon's sovereignty have raised tensions amid ongoing diplomatic efforts.
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.
Iran launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at Israel on Sunday evening, with the IRGC targeting Israel's Ramat David Air Base. The attack came as a 'warning' following Israel's ongoing offensive in southern Lebanon despite a conditional ceasefire agreement. US President Donald Trump said he would urge Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu not to retaliate.
Iran's Minister of Industry, Mining and Trade Abbas Aliabadi declared that the goal of increasing bilateral trade with Pakistan to $10 billion is fully achievable. He spoke at a joint press conference, highlighting progress in economic cooperation.
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf declared that US and Israeli assets are legitimate targets for retaliation after a recent attack. The statement came amid rising tensions and accusations against the US and Israel. International observers are concerned about potential escalation.
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has requested the Supreme National Security Council's advice on holding public parliamentary sessions amid current security and political challenges. The move follows a period of closed-door meetings due to security concerns.
Mehran, a 47-year-old teacher in Tehran, navigates a life turned upside down by war, from teaching over a patchy internet connection to facing soaring medicine prices and seeking solidarity in nightly gatherings. His daily journey reflects a microcosm of a city trying to maintain normalcy amid war, as recounted to Al Jazeera.
