The US president said overnight that “Iran has crossed the red line, and we are examining strong responses”. More than 530 people have been killed during protests in Iran, with near-total blackout of internet access.
The plan, to be known as “Hoshen,” is expected to be launched on April 1, 2026, barring unexpected operational developments, and to conclude in 2030. The IDF says the plan’s three guiding principles are readiness for war, restoring the military to full operational fitness, and adapting force buildup to the challenges of the future.
In recent days, Iran’s regime has moved to disrupt SpaceX’s Starlink satellite internet service, alongside an almost total shutdown of the country’s domestic internet network. President Donald Trump has vowed to address the situation, but for now, Iran’s digital blackout only grows darker.
The president explained why territorial control matters more than alliance membership, stating ownership provides advantages unavailable through agreements or leases.
Israel’s Meteorological Service issued a red alert, its highest warning level, ahead of exceptionally powrful windstorm expected to hit the country. According to the forecast, wind gusts could reach speeds of up to 110 kilometers per hour, about 68 mph.
