The British government declared it 'stands ready 24/7 to defend itself' after Iran's foreign ministry and IRGC labeled the UK an 'accomplice' in the US war and threatened British bases used by the US as 'legitimate targets'. This follows US strikes launched from UK bases like RAF Fairford and Diego Garcia.
The U.S. military conducted strikes on approximately 90 Iranian military targets, including air defense systems and missile sites, following Iran's attacks on commercial vessels. President Trump declared the US-Iran ceasefire "over" and expressed disinterest in further deals.
The United States conducted a new wave of precision strikes targeting approximately 90 Iranian military assets, including air defense systems and command networks, deep inside Iran. This escalation follows an initial round of attacks in response to Iran's maritime actions, with Tehran issuing stern warnings of retaliation.
The US conducted airstrikes on approximately 90 Iranian military targets, including air defense systems and naval infrastructure, in response to Iran's attacks on commercial vessels. Iran retaliated by targeting US bases in Bahrain and Kuwait, escalating regional tensions.
US Central Command forces conducted approximately 90 strikes against Iranian military targets on July 8 to degrade Iran's ability to attack commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. The targets included air defense systems, missile sites, and naval capabilities. This follows a previous US strike on 80 targets in Iran.
US forces conducted retaliatory strikes against Iran after Tehran attacked commercial ships near the Strait of Hormuz. President Trump declared a ceasefire agreement "over" and expressed disinterest in further negotiations with Iran.
President Trump stated he is no longer interested in a deal with Iran, hours after declaring their ceasefire "over" due to renewed hostilities in the Strait of Hormuz. This follows Iran's attack on commercial vessels and the U.S. revoking sanctions waivers.
Donald Trump shared a social media post praising renewed US strikes on Iran after Tehran attacked three ships in the Strait of Hormuz. The US military targeted over 80 Iranian military sites in response to the aggression, raising concerns about the collapse of interim agreements and regional escalation.
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.
VP JD Vance defended US strikes on Iranian military targets, stating "violence will be met with violence" after a drone attack on a cargo ship. Iran claims its response was "ceasefire management," not a violation.
Iran's military reportedly turned back three foreign tankers attempting to pass through the Strait of Hormuz without authorization. The vessels were warned and forced to return to the Persian Gulf.
BBC Verify analysis of satellite imagery reveals over 50 Iranian military facilities, including air and naval bases and IRGC headquarters, have been damaged since the outbreak of the US-Iran war due to US and Israeli attacks. Despite significant damage, Iran is reportedly repairing some key missile sites during a fragile ceasefire. Experts note that while Iranian air and naval forces have suffered, Tehran retains the capability to harm the US and its regional allies through missile and drone capabilities, and its "mosquito fleet" poses a threat 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.
The US Central Command announced strikes targeting Iranian military surveillance, communication systems, and air defense sites, citing self-defense and ongoing Iranian aggression. The operations, based on US presidential directives, aimed to neutralize threats to American forces and international shipping.
Kuwait suspended commercial flights after an Iranian drone attack damaged its airport and caused injuries. The US and Iran engaged in missile strikes, with Iran targeting US forces in Bahrain and Kuwait, and the US retaliating against an Iranian control station. Tensions also rise over mediation efforts for the Iran war and Israel's conflict in Lebanon.
Iran launched missiles targeting US military facilities in Kuwait and Bahrain, which were intercepted or failed to reach their targets. The US military responded with strikes on an Iranian military facility on Qeshm Island. Tensions remain high amid ongoing conflict and failed mediation efforts.
US-Iran talks stall as senior Iranian military official declares war inevitable due to US demands for surrender. Reports of continued strikes between Israel and Hezbollah persist despite US President Trump's announcement of a ceasefire agreement.
The US conducted "self-defence strikes" on Iranian military sites near the Strait of Hormuz in response to "aggressive Iranian actions," including a drone being shot down. Iran's IRGC stated it targeted a US air base in Kuwait in retaliation, marking the third escalation in a week. Kuwait condemned the "heinous and repeated Iranian attacks."
The US has imposed sanctions on Iran's Persian Gulf Strait Authority, targeting its control over the Strait of Hormuz, amid ongoing war and economic pressure campaign.
Iran has seized a vessel identified as a 'floating armoury' in the Gulf of Oman, with reports indicating it is headed for Iranian territorial waters. This occurs shortly after an Indian-flagged ship reportedly sank off Oman's coast following a suspected drone or missile attack.
Pakistan is accused of giving sanctuary to Iranian military aircraft, mirroring Iran's support for Pakistan during the 1971 India-Pakistan war. Pakistan denies the claims, while the US weighs military pressure on Iran, complicating Pakistan's delicate balancing act between China and the US.
US Senator Lindsey Graham has questioned Pakistan's credibility as a mediator in US-Iran negotiations, citing reports of Iranian military aircraft using Pakistani airbases.
Senator Lindsey Graham has questioned Pakistan's credibility as a mediator in US-Iran negotiations, citing reports of Iranian military aircraft using Pakistani bases. Pakistan denies these claims, stating aircraft were for diplomatic arrangements. Broader scrutiny of Pakistan's mediation role has emerged within the Trump administration due to stalled talks and Iran's response to peace proposals.
US Senator Lindsey Graham has publicly questioned Pakistan's credibility as a mediator in the ongoing US-Iran negotiations, citing reports of Iranian military aircraft using Pakistani airbases.
