The US military struck Iranian targets in response to alleged aggression against commercial shipping, prompting Iran to retaliate against US sites in Kuwait and Bahrain, straining a recent ceasefire agreement.
Russia's Defense Ministry reported using Geran and Gerbera drones to strike a military depot, a gas station, a temporary duty station, and a railway train in Ukraine's Chernigov, Sumy, and Zhitomir Regions.
Iran has declared Elon Musk's business holdings in West Asia, including Starlink and X, as legitimate military targets, citing alleged support for US and Israeli operations against the country. This follows a social media post from Donald Trump threatening strikes on Iran.
Iran has declared it will treat all of Elon Musk's companies in the Middle East, including SpaceX's Starlink, as military targets in retaliation against the U.S., according to Iranian state media. The move follows recent U.S. strikes and escalations.
The US and Iran exchanged strikes across the Middle East for a second consecutive day, escalating tensions and straining a fragile ceasefire. The US conducted 'self-defense strikes' in southern Iran, while Iran targeted US military assets in Bahrain, Kuwait, and Jordan, and reportedly hit oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz.
CENTCOM released video of 'self-defence strikes' against Iranian military targets, including surveillance systems and air defence sites. The operation involved 49 Tomahawk missiles and precision strikes, described by the US as a response to Iran's aggression.
Ukrainian drones struck energy and military targets in Saint Petersburg on Wednesday, damaging infrastructure sites including an oil terminal and a military base. The attacks occurred as Russia hosts a major economic forum, with Ukrainian officials stating the aim was to disrupt the event.
Ukrainian drones targeted energy and military infrastructure in Saint Petersburg on Wednesday, causing damage but no reported deaths. The strikes occurred as Russia hosts a major economic forum, which Ukrainian officials stated was the aim of the attack.
Russia's Defense Ministry announced successful strikes on Ukrainian defense industry facilities, military airports, and other sites, framing it as a response to alleged child killings in Luhansk. The report highlights Russian readiness to protect its citizens.
Russia confirmed a "massive attack" on Ukraine overnight, using hypersonic missiles and drones, stating that military targets including defense industry structures, fuel depots, and military airports were hit in multiple regions.
RT correspondent Ali Rida Sbeity reported that the Israeli military is targeting rescue workers and medical facilities in Nabatieh, southern Lebanon, as the offensive expands. The IDF also captured Beaufort Castle, with PM Netanyahu vowing to deepen operations against Hezbollah.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov informed US Secretary of State Mark Rubio that the Russian Armed Forces will begin systematic strikes on Ukrainian military targets in Kyiv. The announcement was made during a phone conversation, according to Russia's Foreign Ministry.
Russia's Ministry of Defense announced a "massive retaliatory strike" on Ukrainian military command facilities, airbases, and factories using various missiles and drones, stating all targets were hit in response to alleged Ukrainian attacks on civilian sites.
Explosions were reported in Kropyvnytskyi, Kirovohrad Oblast, according to television reports. Russia states its high-precision strikes, including drone attacks, are exclusively targeting Ukrainian military facilities and defense industry enterprises in response to Ukrainian Armed Forces attacks.
Explosions were reported in Kropyvnytskyi, Kirovohrad Oblast, following Ukrainian Armed Forces attacks. Russia states its retaliatory strikes using high-precision weapons and drones target only military facilities and Ukrainian defense industry enterprises.
Iran's Ambassador to Belarus, Alireza Sanei, claims the US and Israel destroyed over 125,000 non-military sites in Iran, killing 220 children and 259 women. He stated hostilities began Feb 28, with a ceasefire announced April 7.
Coordinated attacks struck Mali's capital Bamako and multiple other regions on Saturday, with gunfire and explosions reported near the Kati military base and a camp securing Bamako's airport. The Malian Armed Forces said unidentified terrorist groups targeted several positions in a coordinated assault. Four security sources indicated JNIM, an al-Qaeda affiliate, was likely responsible. Fighting continued as authorities urged residents to remain calm.
