Israel at War

No casualties reported and no hazardous materials detected as the Iranian regime retaliates following the Israeli strike on the South Pars gas facility.

Hossein Dehghan, who was sanctioned in 2019 for his alleged role in an attack that killed 241 American troops, has been named to replace the assassinated Ali Larijani.

The White House has not ruled out a ground deployment along Iran's coastline or seizing control of its enriched uranium stockpiles, even as officials acknowledge the significant risks involved.

Riyadh says it will not yield to Iranian extortion and reserves the right to respond by military and other means.

The unprecedented Israeli strike on Bandar Anzali extends the war beyond the Persian Gulf, targeting a key corridor used to funnel weapons between Tehran and Moscow while signaling a broader maritime escalation.

Gulf states were briefed before the attack and demanded protection guarantees; the fear now is that Iran will retaliate by targeting its neighbors' energy fields.

The attack on the Assaluyeh refineries targeted Iran's most vital energy infrastructure, knocking out roughly one-fifth of the country's gas processing capacity.

Khatib, a cleric with direct ties to the late Supreme Leader Khamenei, directed the regime's crackdown on protesters and its terror operations against Israeli and American targets worldwide.

According to a US source, the deal will be made either with whoever survives from the current Iranian regime or through the complete removal of all its representatives. In Israel and the US, attention is focused on the final-stage goals of the war: continuing to eliminate leaders and commanders, and degrading missile launch capabilities.