Iran launched widespread drone and missile attacks across the Gulf, striking Kuwait’s Mina al-Ahmadi refinery and causing fires but no casualties. The attacks came in retaliation for an اسرائیلی strike on Iran’s South Pars gas field and also targeted sites in the UAE, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and Israel. Severe damage to Ras Laffan and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz have disrupted global energy … Continue reading Iran hits Kuwaiti oil refinery as Israel renews attacks on Tehran

A devastating factory fire in Daejeon killed 14 people and injured nearly 60, with all missing workers later accounted for. The blaze spread rapidly through the three-story building, forcing some workers to jump from windows to escape. Firefighters faced delays due to collapse risks and the presence of hazardous chemicals, including sodium, which complicated efforts to extinguish the fire. Many victims were found in a … Continue reading At least 14 people killed in fire at South Korean car parts factory

An airstrike hit Iran’s main nuclear facility at Natanz nuclear enrichment facility, though officials reported no radiation leakage. Israel Katz warned that attacks by Israel and the U.S. would intensify, while missile debris also struck near Tel Aviv without causing casualties. Heavy strikes were reported in Tehran, and a separate drone attack in Baghdad killed an intelligence officer. Iran also attempted to strike a joint … Continue reading Iran says a strike hit a key nuclear facility as Mideast war enters week 4

An Iranian missile barrage struck areas around Jerusalem, with one impact reported just 350 meters from Al-Aqsa Mosque on the Temple Mount, though no injuries were reported at that site. Tensions were already high after Israel closed the compound during Eid al-Fitr—a rare move that drew widespread criticism and led to clashes between worshippers and police. Other missile impacts caused damage and minor injuries in … Continue reading Missile strikes near Temple Mount as Iran targets Jerusalem

The Pentagon has prepared detailed plans for potentially deploying U.S. ground forces to Iran as President Trump considers options in the ongoing conflict. Military leaders have submitted requests and held planning meetings, including scenarios for detaining Iranian personnel if troops are deployed. Although Trump publicly denied plans to send ground troops, he left open the possibility. The White House emphasized that these preparations are routine … Continue reading Pentagon making heavy preparations for potential use of ground troops in Iran

A major police operation in Rio de Janeiro killed seven suspected drug traffickers, including gang leader Cláudio Augusto dos Santos of the Red Command, along with a civilian caught in the crossfire. The raid involved about 150 officers targeting several favelas and resulted in the seizure of weapons. In retaliation, criminals set a bus on fire and blocked roads, leading to multiple arrests for vandalism. … Continue reading Brazilian police operation in Rio favelas leaves at least 8 dead

Iran launched cluster missile strikes on central Israel, including the Ramat Gan area near Tel Aviv, killing two people and injuring several others. The attack was described by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as retaliation for the killing of senior official Ali Larijani in an Israeli strike. The use of multi-warhead missiles heightened concern as they can evade defense systems and caused significant damage to … Continue reading Iran launches ‘revenge’ missile attack on Israel after assassinations

Israel carried out its first-ever strike in the Caspian Sea, reportedly hitting multiple Iranian naval vessels near the port city of Bandar Anzali. The attack marks a major expansion of Israel’s military campaign against Iran, targeting an area about 1,300 km from Israel. Israeli officials said the strikes were part of “Operation Roaring Lion,” signaling further escalation in the conflict. The targeted site is believed … Continue reading Israeli Air Force strikes Iranian naval vessels in Caspian Sea

A Thai man was arrested after entering the enclosure of Moo Deng, a popular pygmy hippo at Khao Kheow Open Zoo. Security footage showed him briefly inside the enclosure, apparently filming Moo Deng and her mother, Jona. Zoo staff quickly intervened, and the man was later charged with trespassing before being released on bail. Moo Deng, who became a viral sensation after her birth in … Continue reading Man arrested after climbing into pygmy hippo Moo Deng’s enclosure at Thai zoo

Israeli air strikes destroyed two key bridges over the Litani River, aiming to disrupt Hezbollah’s movement of fighters and weapons. The attacks followed warnings for civilians to evacuate nearby crossings. Strikes also hit multiple areas in Beirut, killing at least 12 people and marking an expansion of attacks into central parts of the city. Since early March, nearly 1,000 people have been killed in Lebanon … Continue reading Israel destroys river bridges in southern Lebanon