Iran's military

Iran's military claimed attacks on US military assets in Bahrain, Jordan, and Kuwait as retaliation for Washington's strikes. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps also stated it targeted an Amazon data center in Bahrain, though no confirmation was provided from Amazon, Bahrain, or the US.

Iran's military claims its naval air defence systems destroyed a US-made Lucas drone. The Iranian IRNA news agency published a photo of the alleged damaged drone, but the claim could not be independently verified by Middle East Eye. The Lucas is noted as the US version of the low-cost Shahed one-way attack drone.

Iran's military intercepted two ships attempting to cross the Strait of Hormuz on Monday as traffic along the key trade route plummeted to its lowest point in five weeks.

Explosions were heard in Bahrain following air raid sirens, marking the first incident since Bahrain intercepted Iranian drones and missiles on June 28. Iran's military stated that any site enabling U.S. attacks on Iran would be considered a 'legitimate target'.

Iran's military has vowed to carry out more 'devastating' strikes, while Maine voters are setting up a potential Senate showdown. The Strait of Hormuz is mentioned in the context of Iranian military activity near Bandar Abbas.

Iran's military announced on June 8 it is halting its operation against Israel, following an exchange of fire since a truce began on April 8. Despite this, Hezbollah continues strikes on Israel, according to a report by FRANCE 24's Noga Tarnapolsky.

Iran's military has announced a 'cessation' of attacks on Israel amid the ongoing Middle East conflict. The statement comes as part of live updates on the regional war.

A tech titan was arrested at a $35m mansion for selling US equipment to Iran's military and nuclear programs. The arrest is linked to allegations of violating US export controls.

Jamshid Ghomi, a Newport Coast-based CEO of an Iran-based technology company, was arrested on federal charges of illegally supplying U.S.-origin networking and encryption equipment to Iran's military and nuclear establishment. He faces conspiracy charges under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.

Iran's military has threatened retaliation after the U.S. seized one of its cargo ships in the Gulf of Oman. The U.S. has declared a naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, and President Trump stated that U.S. soldiers will board Iranian-linked ships to increase economic pressure on Tehran.

Iran's military ordered an Indian ship to halt its passage through the Strait of Hormuz, as shown in a video of the incident. The event highlights tensions in the strategically vital waterway.

Iran's military announced that the Strait of Hormuz has returned to its previous state, following President Trump's declaration that the blockade on Iranian ports would remain in place. The situation highlights ongoing tensions as a ceasefire nears its end.

Iran's military announced the Strait of Hormuz has returned to its previous state, while President Trump confirmed the blockade on Iranian ports remains in place as a ceasefire nears its end. The conflicting statements highlight ongoing uncertainty in the region.

The US Central Command has blocked 10 Iranian ships from passing through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran's military warns it will disrupt marine traffic in the Red Sea if the blockade continues. NBC's Richard Engel reported the development from Tel Aviv.