US-Israel Iran War Live Updates

In a series of swift counterattacks, Hezbollah forces have reportedly taken the initiative against Israeli military targets. According to the group, its fighters launched a missile strike against an Israeli artillery outpost recently established in Rabaa Thalathin, marking the latest in a string of confrontations.
Hezbollah also asserted that its forces successfully intercepted an Israeli reconnaissance drone in the skies above Ainata using a surface-to-air missile, and engaged an Israeli warplane in aerial combat over Bflay.
The Israeli military has yet to issue a formal response to these allegations.

Emergency responders in Israel have confirmed that a recent missile attack in the vicinity of Tel Aviv has left 14 individuals requiring medical attention.
Among those affected is an 11-year-old girl, who is currently in a critical state due to shrapnel injuries sustained during the incident.
Magen David Adom, Israel’s primary emergency service, provided treatment to the wounded in Bnei Brak before transporting them to a hospital for further care.
The service reported that a 13-year-old boy and a 36-year-old woman, both suffering from shrapnel injuries, are listed in moderate condition.
The remaining 11 individuals are reported to be in a relatively stable condition.
According to the Israeli military, the injuries were the direct result of an Iranian missile strike.

In a recent update, Kuwait’s Defence Ministry confirmed that its air defence systems have successfully intercepted a total of three Iranian cruise missiles and 15 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) within a span of 24 hours. According to the ministry, the intercepts bring the overall count of neutralized Iranian projectiles to 312 ballistic missiles, five cruise missiles, and 651 drones since the start of Iran’s alleged aggression.

Lufthansa is taking proactive measures to mitigate potential jet fuel shortages outside of Europe, as the airline’s CEO, Carsten Spohr, has identified early warning signs in Asia stemming from the Iran conflict’s disruption of supply routes. According to Spohr, in an interview with the FAZ newspaper, shortages in kerosene supply are more likely to be felt first in regions outside of Europe. Furthermore, Spohr revealed that some Asian airports have begun to restrict additional flights due to limited fuel availability. Notably, Lufthansa has successfully hedged over 80 percent of its fuel requirements for 2026.

Reports from the Iranian state-run Mehr News Agency confirm a military strike targeted the western part of Tehran, resulting in significant damage to residential areas.

Reports from Mehr news agency indicate that Kashan Passenger Airport in Isfahan province has been targeted by a joint US-Israeli military operation, with the deputy governor confirming the attack occurred in the evening hours.

During a high-level meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, the French head of state emphasized a shared commitment to the principles of international law, global stability, and democratic values.
Takaichi’s counterpart underscored the need for a swift return to tranquility, calling for an immediate ceasefire, free passage through the Strait of Hormuz, and an end to hostilities in the region.
The two leaders concurred on the imperative of rapidly defusing the conflict, safeguarding the critical waterway, and maintaining a steady flow of essential goods.
In a joint press briefing at the Akasaka Palace in Tokyo, Takaichi highlighted the significance of strengthening ties between Japan and France, particularly in the face of an increasingly challenging international landscape.

According to Rosatom chief Alexei Likhachev, a significant number of the corporation’s personnel – exceeding 200 individuals – are set to be temporarily relocated from Iran’s Bushehr nuclear power plant this week. In a statement to Rossiya-24 state television, Likhachev revealed that while a maximum of 50 Rosatom staff will remain at the facility, all of them have chosen to do so voluntarily. The decision comes amidst a recent escalation of attacks on Bushehr and other Iranian nuclear sites, launched by Israel.

A significant escalation in the conflict with Lebanon and Iran has resulted in the deaths of 10 Israeli soldiers and injuries to 309 others, as per the military’s latest report. In the past 24 hours, a total of 48 Israeli military personnel have been wounded in intense fighting in southern Lebanon.

A recent social media post from the official Rewards for Justice programme of the US Department of State has gone out on the X platform, seeking assistance in gathering information about a series of attacks on key US facilities in Iraq. The targeted sites include the US Embassy in Baghdad, the Baghdad Diplomatic Support Centre, and the US Consulate General in Erbil, situated within Iraq’s semi-autonomous Kurdish region. In exchange for credible intelligence, the programme is offering a substantial $3 million reward, specifically aimed at identifying Iran-aligned armed groups and other perpetrators behind these incidents.