US-Israel Iran War Live Updates

According to ISNA, a leading Iranian news agency, a devastating number of nurses have fallen victim to US-Israeli attacks, with the tragic incidents occurring at the very sites where they were providing vital care. Notwithstanding these fatalities, medical services in the region have thus far remained uninterrupted, as confirmed by the director general of the Nursing System Organisation.

A Channel 12 report indicates that a rogue drone breached the airspace above Kiryat Shmona in northern Israel, prompting a security response in the nearby Safad region.
The pursuit of the errant drone remains ongoing as authorities scramble to locate and neutralize the potential threat.

American farmers are bracing for a significant reduction in corn plantings this year, as escalating fertilizer and fuel costs, triggered by the ongoing conflict in Iran, are making the crop less viable for growers. According to the US Department of Agriculture (USDA), farmers plan to cultivate approximately 38.5 million hectares (95.3 million acres) of corn, a decrease from the 40 million hectares (98.8 million acres) planted in 2025. The increased cost of fertilizers, particularly for corn and wheat, has become a major concern, as the conflict disrupts the supply of critical nitrogen from the Gulf. This development adds to the challenges faced by farmers, who are already struggling with low grain prices, rising input costs, and uncertainty surrounding China’s demand for US crops, exacerbated by the trade tensions between the US and China under the Trump administration.

A surface-to-air missile struck an Israeli drone that had been deployed to support ground operations in southern Lebanon late last night, according to the military.

According to the Israeli Defense Forces, a comprehensive series of airstrikes has been successfully executed against key government installations in Tehran, marking the culmination of a significant military operation.

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According to Wafa news sources, an 18-year-old Palestinian was injured during a confrontation with Israeli troops in the Qalandiya refugee camp, situated north of East Jerusalem, which is under Israeli occupation. Eyewitness accounts from residents indicate that Israeli forces accompanied military vehicles and armoured bulldozers as they entered the camp, prompting clashes with Palestinian youth. The injured teenager received medical attention from the Palestinian Red Crescent Society, as reported by Wafa. Prior to the incident, the Jerusalem governorate announced that Israeli forces had blocked the Qalandiya checkpoint in both directions.

Central Israel was shaken by a series of loud explosions and multiple crash sites following a missile launch from Iran, according to Channel 12. The attack, which triggered alarms in the Gush Dan, Sharon, and Samaria regions, including the occupied West Bank, has reportedly come to an end. Fortunately, no casualties have been reported, Channel 12 stated.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has expressed vehement opposition to the US-Israel war on Iran, citing the catastrophic track record of Washington’s regime change wars. Mamdani, who campaigned on a platform of making New York City more livable for its residents, pointed out that the war has already incurred a staggering $23 billion in costs during a time of unprecedented affordability struggles. According to Mamdani, the funds allocated to this conflict could be redirected to significantly improve the lives of working-class Americans, whether through investments in healthcare, education, or debt relief.

Reports from the official WAM news agency indicate that a Bangladeshi national lost their life after shrapnel from a drone interception came crashing down on a farm in the al-Rifaa area.