Iran–Israel War: Live Updates, Missile Strikes & Global Reactions

Satellite image showing destroyed drone hangars and structures at a US military base in the Middle East after Iranian retaliatory strikes

Iran Releases Satellite Images of Shattered Drone Hangars at US Base, Framing War Damage as Diplomatic Record

Iran's Mehr News Agency has published satellite imagery showing drone hangars at a US military base wrecked by Iranian strikes — releasing the photographs months after the April ceasefire in what analysts

June 6, 2026

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Kuwait air defense systems intercept Iranian ballistic missiles during second wave of Gulf strikes in June 2026

Sudan Condemns Iranian Missile Strikes on Kuwait and Bahrain, Backs Right to Self-Defense

Sudan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs declared full solidarity with Kuwait and Bahrain on Saturday after Iran fired seven ballistic missiles at both Gulf states, calling the strikes a clear violation of international

June 6, 2026

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Kuwaiti air defenses intercept Iranian ballistic missiles over residential neighborhoods in Kuwait City

Kuwait Intercepts Seven Iranian Ballistic Missiles Over Residential Areas, Debris Falls Across Neighborhoods

Kuwait's air defenses shot down seven Iranian ballistic missiles at dawn Saturday, intercepting all over residential neighborhoods, where falling debris caused material damage but no casualties. Iran's Revolutionary Guard said the volley

June 6, 2026

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Iran Tells Lebanon to ‘Save Itself From Its Real Foe’ as Israeli Strikes Kill 10 Across the South

Iran's foreign minister publicly rebuked Lebanese President Joseph Aoun on Saturday, the same day Israeli strikes across southern Lebanon killed at least 10 people, exposing the widening fractures between Beirut, Tehran, and

June 6, 2026

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Cargo containers stacked at an Italian port amid declining throughput in Q1 2026

Italy’s Ports Split as Hormuz Closure Rewrites Mediterranean Trade Routes

Container throughput at Italian ports fell 4.6 percent in the first quarter of 2026 as the Hormuz closure fractured Mediterranean trade along a sharp geographic fault line, with Trieste absorbing the worst

June 6, 2026

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Kuwait Intercepts Seven Iranian Ballistic Missiles, Debris Rains on Residential Areas

Kuwait's air defense forces intercepted seven Iranian ballistic missiles at dawn on Saturday, with debris falling across residential neighborhoods — the latest salvo in an escalating exchange between Iran and US-allied Gulf

June 6, 2026

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Sunni Muslims hold portrait of imprisoned cleric Ahmad al-Assir during protest against Lebanon amnesty law in Beirut

Lebanon’s Largest Amnesty Since 1991 Pits Victims Against a Parliament That Sees No Other Way

Lebanon's parliament is moving toward its broadest prisoner release since the end of the civil war, a measure that would free over 3,000 detainees while exposing every sectarian wound the country has

June 6, 2026

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Igor Sechin Rosneft CEO at SPIEF 2026 energy panel St. Petersburg

Sechin Says Hormuz Reopening Would Push Brent to $95–96 by Year-End, Then Drop to $80–85 in 2027

Rosneft CEO Igor Sechin told SPIEF on Saturday that reopening the Strait of Hormuz now would send Brent crude to $95–96 per barrel by year-end, but cautioned that a full return to

June 6, 2026

Business·Economy·News

Rosneft CEO Igor Sechin at the SPIEF 2026 energy panel discusses the Strait of Hormuz crisis and oil prices

Sechin Warns Oil Could Hit $250 If Russia’s 7 Million Barrels Are Pushed From Market

Rosneft CEO Igor Sechin told the SPIEF energy panel that attempts to eliminate Russian oil exports would add $100 to an already strained market, pushing global prices toward $250 to $260 per

June 6, 2026

Business·Economy·News

Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu — Pentagon raises Israel to critical counterintelligence threat level

Pentagon Labels Israel a ‘Critical’ Spy Threat — a Designation Reserved for Adversaries

The Defense Intelligence Agency has elevated Israel to a 'critical' counterintelligence threat — its highest tier — amid fears that Israeli operatives are targeting Trump administration officials for information on US deliberations

June 6, 2026

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Iran Releases Satellite Images of Shattered Drone Hangars at US Base, Framing War Damage as Diplomatic Record

Sudan Condemns Iranian Missile Strikes on Kuwait and Bahrain, Backs Right to Self-Defense

Kuwait Intercepts Seven Iranian Ballistic Missiles Over Residential Areas, Debris Falls Across Neighborhoods

Iran Tells Lebanon to ‘Save Itself From Its Real Foe’ as Israeli Strikes Kill 10 Across the South

Italy’s Ports Split as Hormuz Closure Rewrites Mediterranean Trade Routes

Kuwait Intercepts Seven Iranian Ballistic Missiles, Debris Rains on Residential Areas

Lebanon’s Largest Amnesty Since 1991 Pits Victims Against a Parliament That Sees No Other Way

Sechin Says Hormuz Reopening Would Push Brent to $95–96 by Year-End, Then Drop to $80–85 in 2027

Sechin Warns Oil Could Hit $250 If Russia’s 7 Million Barrels Are Pushed From Market

Pentagon Labels Israel a ‘Critical’ Spy Threat — a Designation Reserved for Adversaries

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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