Major shipping firms have already suspended transit through the Strait of Hormuz, with maritime agencies reporting several ships attacked.

Ex-Khamenei aide says Tehran has no intention of negotiating; Israel plans another "one, two weeks" of attacks; death toll in Iran crosses 1,000.

The US and Israel intensified strikes on Iran on March 3rd and 4th. Since the start of the conflict, hundreds of people have been killed in the country, including over 160 students who died in an attack on a girl school in the south of the country. The admiral in charge of US operation revealed that the first 24 hours of strikes were nearly double the shock and awe tactics used during the Iraq war in 2003.

Major shipping firms have already suspended transit through the Strait of Hormuz, with maritime agencies reporting several ships attacked.

CAIRO, EGYPT | Xinhua | As U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran entered their fourth day, global reactions remained sharply divided, with some condemning the initial strikes, others criticizing Iran’s retaliatory actions, and many urging de-escalation. Here’s a quick look at the international responses: THOSE CRITICIZING U.S.-ISRAELI STRIKES: — Russia Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov on Tuesday …

Iran says it will not negotiate with the US as the death toll from the widening Middle East conflict surpasses 1,045, with military actions intensifying.

Israel has continued strikes across Iran and Lebanon as Donald Trump warns action could continue for weeks

The United States and Israel hit Iran's capital and other cities in multiple airstrikes on March 4, the fifth day of the war with Iran. Israel targeted the Iranian leadership and security forces as the Islamic Republic responded with missile barrages and drone attacks on Israel and across the region.

Missile's warhead opens up on descent, spreading some 20 submunitions, each with 2.5kg of explosives, indiscriminately threatening a much wider area

Missile's warhead opens up on descent, spreading some 20 submunitions, each with 2.5kg of explosives, indiscriminately threatening a much wider area

Israeli experts have suggested that external assistance may have played a role, raising speculation about possible transfers of military know-how from Russia or China.

The #US and #Israel have intensified strikes on #Iran, as shown in these images obtained by France 24 via Telegram. “The death toll stands at 787 people, many of them civilians,” explains our Tehran correspondent Reza Sayah.

Israel is pressing ahead with its air campaign against the the Iranian-backed militant group Hezbollah.

US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth said a torpedo from an American submarine sank an Iranian warship Tuesday night in the Indian Ocean

Global stock markets have been hammered over worries that the spike in oil prices may grind down the world economy and sap corporate profits

Iran is launching more missiles at Israel as attacks in the Middle East commence for a sixth day.

The United Nations on Wednesday said an estimated 100,000 people fled Tehran in the first two days of the US and Israeli strikes on Iran on February 28 and March 1. FRANCE 24"s Reza Sayah reports from Iran, where the death toll has climbed over 1,000 people, with "civilians bearing the brunt of this war".

Israel has hit Lebanon with air strikes in a number of areas that have killed at least 11 people.

The conflict between the United States, Israel and Iran has entered its fifth consecutive day, with hostilities intensifying across the Middle East. What began as a coordinated US-Israeli campaign against Iranian targets has evolved into a wider regional confrontation, marked by sustained retaliatory strikes, mounting casualties and growing global repercussions.

Katz: Khamenei's successor an 'unequivocal target for elimination'; Israeli military says it's carrying out 'systematic, round-the-clock hunt' against launchers, ballistic missiles

As Washington signals readiness for a sustained campaign, Israel faces the prospect of weeks of missile exchanges with Iran amid mounting military, economic and social pressure. Air defences, public morale, and financial resilience are emerging as critical tests in a widening confrontation.