Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei vowed to continue attacks on Gulf targets and use the threat of closing the Strait of Hormuz, escalating the war with the U.S. and Israel as oil prices surge above $100.
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Hezbollah’s leader says Israel started the war, accuses it of ongoing violations, and vows resistance will continue while criticizing Lebanon’s government on weapons policy.
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As speculation grows over a new Israeli ground operation, military experts highlight strategic targets, Hezbollah strongholds, and the geopolitical stakes in Lebanon’s southern and border regions.
Riyadh reaffirms solidarity with affected countries and declares its security a red line as regional tensions intensify. Their rhetoric marks a departure as Gulf alliances face a shared threat.
Brent crude hit $82.53 today as United States and Israel continued strikes on Iran. Iraqi output cuts and tanker disruptions have sparked supply fears worldwide.
Iranian media has claimed control of the vital trade corridor as markets brace for impact. Traffic through the strait has already dropped precipitously since the outbreak of hostilities.
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The new map of the Middle East will not be based on a simple formula of "weak Iran and strong Israel." Instead, it will be based on a more complex equation, with Iran wounded but enduring, Israel dominant but concerning...
As Iran’s new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei inherits his father’s legacy, a powerful Revolutionary Guard, and a nation at a crossroads between ideology, instability, and global pressure.
Iran expands the conflict by launching drones toward Saudi Arabia and Kuwait as regional tensions escalate, Israel intensifies operations in Lebanon and Iraq, and global economic pressure grows with oil shocks and energy disruptions.
As speculation grows over a new Israeli ground operation, military experts highlight strategic targets, Hezbollah strongholds, and the geopolitical stakes in Lebanon’s southern and border regions.
Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei vowed to continue attacks on Gulf targets and use the threat of closing the Strait of Hormuz, escalating the war with the U.S. and Israel as oil prices surge above $100.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard and Hezbollah target multiple Israeli military bases and northern settlements in unprecedented joint operation, marking a sharp escalation in the region.
Strikes on tankers and cargo vessels, including Thailand- and Japan-flagged ships, disrupt global oil flow and raise fears of a wider conflict in one of the world’s busiest maritime chokepoints.
Deadly raids hit southern Beirut and Aramoun as tensions soar, with France urging restraint and Israel adopting a Gaza-style strategy against Hezbollah.
The new map of the Middle East will not be based on a simple formula of "weak Iran and strong Israel." Instead, it will be based on a more complex equation, with Iran wounded but enduring, Israel dominant but concerning...
Iran has launched a "war" on all Gulf states. The event can only be called by this name. It is a comprehensive "war" initiated unilaterally, disregarding the harshness and catastrophic damages it causes.
From the American perspective, toppling Iran's political regime is not an announced goal, but this does not mean the U.S. isn't contemplating an Iran free from the authority of the Supreme Leader.
From historical battles to modern geopolitical tensions, we explore how the war on Iran reflects decades of regional instability, escalating violence, and the human cost of conflict.
As Iran’s new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei inherits his father’s legacy, a powerful Revolutionary Guard, and a nation at a crossroads between ideology, instability, and global pressure.
Hezbollah and Israel escalate their conflict with symbolic messages “Consumed Chaff” versus “measure for measure” as a massive rocket barrage intensifies both the battlefield and psychological war.
Iranian model Mahlagha Jaberi says the war in Iran is both deeply personal and potentially historic, expressing hope that mounting pressure on the regime could open the door to freedom for the Iranian people.
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