US strikes

President Donald Trump stated that new talks between Washington and Tehran are Iran's 'last chance' to make a deal and avoid an escalation of U.S. strikes. The president emphasized this as a pivotal moment during the ongoing 5-month-old Iran conflict.

Explosions were reported again in Iran's southern city of Bandar Abbas amid renewed US strikes. The Iranian news agency IRNA confirmed the incidents on Monday.

Iran's army claimed it targeted US missile systems at Camp Arifjan in Kuwait using ground-to-ground missiles. The attack was part of the 18th phase of its 'Thunder' operation, stated to be a response to US strikes on Iran.

U.S. strikes in Iran's impoverished southern region have intensified hardship among residents, who direct their anger toward President Donald Trump and an air campaign they blame for disrupting their lives, despite longstanding opposition to Iran's clerical rulers in the area.

Iran reported that renewed US strikes killed at least 50 people and wounded over 500 others. The Iranian government made this claim on Saturday.

US missiles struck three locations in Iran's Abadan, killing at least two people and wounding three others, according to a deputy governor's statement via Mehr news agency.

Iran attacked Persian Gulf states again following additional U.S. strikes, further complicating diplomatic efforts to achieve a peace deal. The ongoing conflict has cast doubt on the possibility of reaching a resolution between the two nations.

Traffic in the Strait of Hormuz fell sharply, with only six vessels passing on the night of 9-10 July, down from 18-22 earlier in the month. This marks the third consecutive night of reduced traffic amid Iranian attacks on ships and subsequent US strikes and Iranian counterattacks in the Gulf. Ship-tracking firm Windward reported a rise in 'dark transits' (vessels hiding locations) to 40% of all traffic, the highest in six days.

Iran reports 14 killed in U.S. strikes as the country prepares for the burial of Ali Khamenei, with the U.S. and Iran exchanging escalating attacks.

Iran reports 14 killed in U.S. strikes as the U.S. and Iran exchange escalating attacks during the burial of former Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.

US strikes in Iran killed 14 people and injured 78 over two days, according to Iran's health ministry. Of the injured, 47 remain hospitalized while others have been discharged.

The article discusses recurring questions at a conference on the People’s Liberation Army about China's potential military responses to U.S. force posture changes or strikes. It highlights the importance of understanding Chinese military behavior for policymakers and war planners, noting similar scenarios in wargames at the RAND Corporation.

Rahul Gandhi criticizes Prime Minister Narendra Modi for not speaking out about the deaths of Indian seafarers in U.S. strikes. The Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha claims Modi remains silent despite foreign powers killing Indians.

President Trump disclosed that Iran contacted him following US strikes. Other headlines include the New York Knicks' historic NBA Finals comeback, FBI arrests in a fraud case, and various political and legal developments.

Iran's top diplomat stated the country will not leave any attack or threat unanswered as the US conducted strikes following a helicopter crash. The Associated Press reported the news from Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Iranian officials stated that recent US strikes reinforce their skepticism toward the US and their determination to uphold demands in potential war-ending negotiations.

Iran condemned recent US strikes as a 'gross violation' of a ceasefire. The attacks occurred during peace talks between Iranian and Qatari negotiators in Doha.

Iran hosts a Pakistani delegation in Tehran amid diplomatic efforts to prevent renewed US strikes. Iran's top negotiator, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, asserts there will be no compromise on Iran's 'legitimate rights' and accuses the US of dishonesty in negotiations.