As Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz after Israeli strikes in Lebanon killed over 250 people. Tehran says Israel violated a ceasefire, while Israel denies Lebanon is included. The move threatens global oil supply and raises fears of wider conflict.
US President Donald Trump has announced a two-week ceasefire with Iran, halting a planned strike after Tehran agreed to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Brokered with Pakistan's help, the deal includes Iran pausing military actions and outlining key demands for long-term peace.
A proposed 45-day ceasefire could become a turning point in the Middle East conflict, as intense diplomatic talks between Iran, the US, and mediators aim to pave the way for a permanent end to the war.
Eight people were killed and over 100 were injured after a strike hit a major bridge in Karaj, Iran, as Donald Trump warned of further attacks, escalating tensions in the ongoing US-Israel conflict with Iran.
President Trump said the U.S. at the prime-time address to the nation that they will withdraw the war once their objectives are met with or without making a deal
A massive oil tanker was engulfed in flames near Dubai after a suspected drone strike, sending thick plumes of smoke into the sky. Emergency crews rushed to contain the blaze as concerns grew over potential environmental damage.
Massive explosions at Iran's Isfahan after a reported US strike on a key ammunition depot, escalating tensions in the region. The attack, involving bunker-buster bombs, was followed by Iran shooting down a US MQ-9 Reaper drone, highlighting the growing intensity of the conflict.
A massive fire broke out at an oil refinery in Haifa, Israel, marking the second such incident during the ongoing conflict with Iran. While the cause remains unclear, the blaze highlights rising threats to key energy infrastructure as tensions between the two nations continue to escalate
Donald Trump's remarks about potentially seizing Iran's key oil hub have added to rising global tensions, as the US-Iran conflict intensifies with troop deployments and continued strikes. With oil prices surging above $116 per barrel and fears over the Strait of Hormuz
A temporary pause in potential US strikes on Iran has raised hopes of de-escalation, alongside reports of possible diplomatic talks. India has taken a cautious approach, stating it is closely monitoring the evolving situation.
On March 27, the UAE informed the United States and Western allies of its willingness to join a multinational maritime task force to reopen the strait. The country is actively engaging with several nations to build support for a coordinated security force that can escort commercial vessels
According to reports on March 24, Thursday, Abbas Araghchi confirmed that Tehran had granted permission to five countries to pass through the narrow passage safely, without any attacks, amid the West Asia crisis. Then he named the five countries as India, Iraq, Pakistan, Russia and China.
The United States has reportedly put forward a 15-point proposal aimed at ending the ongoing war with Iran, even as Tehran continues to deny that any formal negotiations are taking place. A central element of the plan is a proposed 30-day ceasefire, intended to de-escalate tensions
Iran has announced a conditional easing of restrictions in the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world's most critical oil routes. However, the move comes with a clear warning: ships linked to the United States, Israel, or their allies will not be allowed passage.
On Monday, the 23rd morning, the United States President Trump announced a five‑day halt on planned US military strikes against Iranian power plants and energy infrastructure as a result of the conversation between the US and Tehran.
