Iranian news agency based in Tehran, owned by the Islamic Ideology Dissemination Organization (IIDO).
A cluster of tremors has struck eastern Tehran province, near major fault lines including the Mosha fault. Authorities and seismologists warn that Tehran’s vulnerability stems from active faults, dense urban development and limited preparedness. One quake has been reported at magnitude 4.6 with no casualties so far; experts say the situation may signal future seismic risk for the capital.
Since mid-May, Iran has conveyed a revised peace proposal to the United States through Pakistan demanding lifting of sanctions, release of frozen funds, reparations and continued enrichment rights. President Donald Trump has said he paused planned strikes and warned a new limited attack will happen in days if no deal is reached; talks are stalled but continuing.
A multi-source examination shows groundwater depletion and drought are driving severe water stress in Barind, Iran, and broader regions. Governments are imposing restrictions, while civilians face shortages and migration pressures as climate impacts intensify.
Developments at the G7 show the US and Iran may move toward a formal pact to end their war, with key details still under negotiation. Officials indicate the signing could occur soon, while the timeline remains fluid amid threats of renewed hostilities and sanctions adjustments.
Oil markets have fallen on renewed hopes of a US–Iran peace deal, with the Strait of Hormuz potential reopening looming over supply routes. Analysts say a durable agreement could ease shortages, while markets track sanctions relief, sanctions, and the path to reopening critical trade routes.
A tentative deal has reopened the Strait of Hormuz and allowed some vessels to leave the Persian Gulf, but global oil flows have not returned to normal. Producers and shipowners have cut output and delayed shipments; tankers stranded in the Gulf and shut-in fields will take weeks to months to restart full exports, keeping pressure on prices and inventories through summer.
The United States has intensified strikes on Iranian targets to protect shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, while Iran has responded with missile and drone actions. Attacks target coastal bases, railways, and port facilities across Iran and nearby states, signaling a rapid intensification of a wider confrontation.
The US has carried out repeated air and naval strikes across Iran to degrade Tehran's ability to threaten shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has responded with missile and drone attacks on US bases and Gulf allies, and the IRGC has warned civilians near US forces to stay away; the exchanges have closed much of the strait and pushed oil prices higher.
Iran has continued attacks on US bases across the Gulf region, targeting Jordan, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar and Oman with missiles and drones. US-led airstrikes have responded with approximately 90 targets hit in Iran as the Strait of Hormuz remains a focal point of the conflict. Regional leaders urge restraint while diplomacy is pursued.
A string of strikes and counterstrikes across the region has escalated the Iran-US confrontation. The U.S. and its allies have targeted Iranian military targets and shipping infrastructure, while Iran and its allied groups threaten to disrupt global energy routes through the Strait of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb. The crisis has drawn in regional powers and raised questions about safeguards for global oil flows.
The conflict between Iran and its regional rivals has intensified. Iran-backed forces have attacked shipping, while the United States and allies respond with strikes and warnings. The Strait of Hormuz remains a flashpoint as Qatar and Gulf states report disruptions alongside rising global energy concerns.
Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz have intensified as US and Iranian strikes resume, targeting military and shipping assets across Iran, Kuwait, Jordan and Bahrain. Iran claims attacks on US bases and allied facilities; CENTCOM reports strikes aimed at degrading Iran’s ability to threaten commercial shipping. Oil markets react to the disruption.
The U.S. has halted a planned major attack on Iran and is pursuing negotiations over Hormuz and Iran’s nuclear program. Allies and regional partners have urged restraint, and talks are set to begin tomorrow to shape a potential deal.