Iran announces withdrawal from the 2026 World Cup after US and Israel airstrikes led to the death of supreme leader Ali Khamenei.

Israeli officials revealed Washington contacted Tel Aviv through political and military channels, requesting a halt to strikes on Tehran's energy infrastructure.

Iran's revolutionary guard announces its most intense attack since the start of the conflict, targeting Israel and US bases in the Middle East.

Iran's military declares it will target US-Israeli economic assets in the region, including banks.

South Korea, Hungary, and Croatia have capped domestic fuel prices, while Bangladesh closed schools and the Philippines reduced workdays for civil servants to conserve fuel.

The US appears to be relocating components of its THAAD system in South Korea to the Middle East to strengthen regional air defense capabilities.

Newly released video shows an Iranian missile dispersing submunitions as it descends onto Israeli territory, creating streaks of light in the sky.

US media reports 11 MQ-9 Reaper aircraft, each valued at 30 million USD, have crashed since the Middle East conflict escalated.

Israel's military states Iran launched approximately 300 ballistic missiles into the country, half of which carried cluster warheads.

Iran's top security official warned President Trump to be wary of the possibility of being "wiped out himself".

The CEO of the Saudi Arabian oil and gas giant believes the global oil market will suffer significant consequences if transport operations through Hormuz remain disrupted.

France announced the deployment of 10 more warships to the Middle East, potentially for escort missions in the Strait of Hormuz.

An Iranian general announced the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps would intensify attacks and only fire missiles carrying warheads over one ton.

Iran unveils fragments believed to be from a Tomahawk missile that struck a primary school in Hormozgan province, killing at least 175 people.