Iranian semi-official news agency linked to the IRGC
Iraq has ordered its civil aviation authority to suspend Iranian flights to Baghdad airport starting today, amid U.S. threats of secondary sanctions on Iranian carriers. The move could re-route flights to Najaf and affect travel for Iranian travelers.
Iran is coordinating a multi-city funeral for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, with Mojtaba Khamenei absent from public view. State media show three sons near the coffins as crowds gather, while officials plan mass processions to Qom, Najaf, Karbala and Mashhad amid a fragile ceasefire and renewed tensions with the US and Israel.
Hundreds of thousands fill Tehran for the funeral of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei as violence continues around Iran’s war with the United States and Israel. Iran’s leadership appears intact as new faces step forward, while the leadership’s line calls for revenge amid ongoing negotiations with the United States. The funeral coincides with demonstrations and threats directed at U.S. President Trump and Israel’s Netanyahu.
Khamenei’s funeral ceremonies unfold across Mashhad, Tehran and beyond as Iran’s leadership figures gather for a six‑day event. Mojtaba Khamenei remains absent, fueling questions about his health and authority as regional leaders project unity amid ongoing conflict with the US and Israel.
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.
The United States has intensified strikes against Iran to degrade its ability to threaten civilian shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has responded with missiles and drones against Gulf states and threats to close the strait. The interim US-Iran truce appears increasingly fragile as both sides escalate.
The Strait of Hormuz remains a focal point as renewed US and Iranian strikes have disrupted shipping, pushed oil prices higher, and drawn in regional powers. Oil flows through Hormuz have slowed, tanker traffic is volatile, and regional leaders warn of broader conflict.
The US has continued strikes on Iran across the region, while Iran and allied forces push back with drone and missile attacks on US bases in Bahrain, Jordan and Kuwait. Tehran has rejected ceasefire proposals, and global markets watch for repercussions as shipping routes face renewed disruption.
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 Red Sea incident has intensified a U.S.-Iran clash over the Strait of Hormuz. The Houthis claim strikes on two Saudi-linked tankers, while U.S. forces have conducted strikes against Iran to degrade its ability to threaten maritime traffic. Diplomacy shows no clear progress.
The United States has warned it will target Iran’s civil infrastructure in retaliation for attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has signaled it will respond by striking regional energy facilities, bridging a dangerous escalation across the Middle East. The conflict has intensified as both sides exchange strikes and threats, with regional observers watching for further moves.
The United States has paused nightly airstrikes on Iran and Tehran has halted retaliatory attacks for at least two days while mediators from Qatar, Pakistan and Oman exchange messages. Advisers warned President Donald Trump that continued strikes risked depleting munitions and running out of targets; oil prices have fallen as markets price the lull.
A new Iran-linked video calls for violence against President Trump’s wife Melania, showing her in New York City and naming stores; security officials confirm threats are being monitored as tensions simmer after Iran-US tensions.
Global stocks have rallied this month after officials reported progress in talks to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and a string of strong corporate earnings has bolstered investor sentiment. Treasuries and oil prices have fallen as traders pare back expectations for near-term Fed hikes; strategists warn valuations and one-off earnings boosts limit further upside.
Iran and Oman are nearing a bilateral arrangement to restore shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. A temporary central corridor could allow normal oil traffic to resume while broader peace talks with the United States and other parties continue. Officials warn that any reopening remains contingent on U.S. actions and broader security guarantees.
Houthis have launched repeated drone, missile and naval strikes that have damaged Yemen’s Mocha port, killed dozens and forced the port’s suspension. The group has claimed a drone hit on Saudi Aramco’s Jazan refinery and renewed attacks on shipping in the Red Sea and Bab al‑Mandeb, while Yemeni government forces have mounted counter‑attacks across multiple fronts.
Iran and Oman say transit-management talks are nearing final stages, but Tehran's conditions and U.S. policies keep a full reopening uncertain. Attacks in the Strait of Hormuz persist as the waterway remains blocked, weighing on oil markets and regional stability.
Iran says the Strait of Hormuz will not reopen until the US ends the war, frees frozen assets and delivers a region-wide ceasefire. Tehran has presented six conditions, linking reopening to Washington’s compliance and Oman-mediated talks, while attacks near key shipping routes continue.
Iran seeks membership in BRICS’ New Development Bank to diversify funding amid sanctions and war pressures. Tehran aims to use regional currencies for trade and to secure financing for infrastructure as it faces economic strain.
Iran has said three of its pilots were captured by Qatari forces after Su-24 jets crashed during an operation over Qatar in March. Qatar has denied detaining surviving aircrew, saying its search teams recovered one body and invited Iran to review the rescue operation; Tehran says Doha has not responded to its request to allow an Iranian investigation.
Iran has executed a detainee convicted of 'operational action in favor of hostile groups' as protests over economic hardship surge. The judiciary says others were executed in connection with the rallies, which authorities blame on foreign-backed unrest. Rights groups report casualties far higher than government tallies.
The 60-day window for a comprehensive Iran-US peace deal has expired. Talks over reopening the Strait of Hormuz remain unsettled as both sides accuse the other of violations. Trump has publicly claimed a backchannel with Iran’s IRGC, while Iran and Oman pursue a route to restore shipping lanes.
Iran, under pressure from renewed sanctions and a collapsed June MoU, is pursuing diplomacy to restore shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. Tehran says the strait will not reopen until US commitments are met, while mediators in Doha, Doha, and Muscat coordinate talks with Qatar, Oman and Pakistan to de‑escalate and resume dialogue.
US forces have carried out strikes on Iranian rocket launchers on Larak Island after they detected efforts to deploy rockets with naval mines into the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has launched missile and drone attacks at US bases in Jordan and the UAE in response. Both sides are signalling readiness to hit back again while diplomatic and economic pressure continues.
The U.S. has struck two Iranian rocket launchers on Larak Island as it continues to block the Strait of Hormuz, with mines and missiles threatening global energy routes. The IRGC vows retaliation, while oil markets respond to the disruption of shipping through a critical waterway.
US forces have struck two Iranian launchers on Larak island after IRGC forces were observed preparing rockets with sea mines for the Strait of Hormuz. Iran says the attack killed and wounded, while both sides warn of further actions amid a six-month war that has halted shipping through the strait.
Iran and the United States have intensified hostilities. US strikes on Iran’s southern coast target military assets while Iranian forces respond with missiles at bases in Jordan, Bahrain and elsewhere. A wedding party in Kuhestak has been hit, killing several civilians and injuring dozens, including children. Both sides warn of further actions as tensions flare around the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran has claimed to have struck the US Al-Azraq base in Jordan with missiles, while Jordanian forces say 18 of 20 ballistic missiles have been intercepted, with two falling in uninhabited areas. The attack follows a broader escalation linked to US actions in the Strait of Hormuz, widening the conflict to Jordan.
The Strait of Hormuz talks hosted by Oman have been postponed amid war-driven shifts in the Gulf. Iran and Oman are coordinating on temporary shipping routes; Bahrain will not participate. Oil prices remain elevated as the region seeks a regional security framework.
Iran has closed a French-language centre affiliated with Paris’s embassy, citing security concerns and alleged violations of diplomatic norms. France says the action is unjustified and will take appropriate measures as tensions rise ahead of UN meetings.