
Attacks Spread Across Gulf as Iran War Enters Second Month
Missile and drone strikes hit the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Israel as the conflict widens, with Hormuz tensions and U.S. troop casualties raising fears of a broader regional war.

Missile and drone strikes hit the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Israel as the conflict widens, with Hormuz tensions and U.S. troop casualties raising fears of a broader regional war.

The attacks occurred as Hezbollah continued operations against Israeli positions, keeping the frontier volatile.

An American national is among those facing terrorism charges for an attack on a major Czech drone manufacturer.

The French minister urged Israel not to launch ground operations in the border region, saying it would worsen an already fragile situation.

Netanyahu said Israel will continue operations in Iran and Lebanon, vowing to “protect our vital interests.”

A wave of attacks and threats involving multiple countries signals a sharp escalation in the Middle East conflict, amid further U.S,-Iran tensions.

U.S. hints at scaling back its campaign even as the conflict escalates with fresh strikes and regional fallout.

Remarks from Washington and Jerusalem calmed markets after days of strikes on Gulf energy infrastructure raised fears of a wider supply shock.

The flow marks a sharp reversal of years of displacement driven by Syria’s civil war.

IDF authorized to target senior Iranian figures.