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DeepSight:Please who is Hamas? Who is Hezbollah? Who is Houthi? |
Breaking! Twelve killed, 41 wounded in Israeli attack on central Beirut At least 12 people have been killed and 41 wounded in Israeli attacks on central Beirut. |
Palestinian man killed by Israeli air strike in southern Gaza As Israel carries out attacks on Iran and Lebanon, it is also continuing its genocidal war on Gaza. Earlier today, a Palestinian man was killed, and other people were wounded in an Israeli air strike west of Khan Younis in southern Gaza. |
‘Treacherous attack’ killed Larijani, says Hamas Hamas has condemned the killing of Iran’s top security official, Ali Larijani, in an Israeli strike on Tehran. Hamas extended its condolences to the Iranian people, describing Israel’s actions against Iran as “a crime targeting the entire region” and a “treacherous attack”. |
Lol! If you want to compare attacks, look at these.
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Iran engaged in ‘random attacks across the Gulf’: Australia’s PM As we’ve been reporting, Australia’s PM told reporters about an incident at the Al Minhad base in the UAE, saying he was “informing the Australian public in a transparent way” at the “first available opportunity”. Asked if he thought the Australian forces were targeted by Iran, Albanese said, “It’s important that we recognise that the Iranian regime is continuing to engage in random attacks right across the Gulf region.” Al-Jazeera |
This guy is known for posting rubbish to satisfy his hate for Israel and probably Christians. Unfortunately, their so-called revenge only managed to kill an old couple in their 70s. Iran is just throwing missiles without precision and hitting everything like a child denied of cake. If Israel responds with the same blind tantrums, he'll be the first to open a thread and cry genocide. One thing I hate in my life is hypocrisy. How could one be fasting and still be lying at the same time? Smh! |
More than 200 Ukrainians in Middle East working on tackling drones, Zelenskyy tells MPs Volodymyr Zelenskyy has been addressing MPs and peers in parliament, and spoke about the situation in the Middle East as well as the war in Ukraine. The Ukrainian president said 201 Ukrainian anti-drone experts are already in the Middle East, and that there are a further 34 "ready to deploy". Zelenskyy explained: "These are military experts, experts who know how to help, how to defend against drones. "Our teams are already in the Emirates, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and on the way to Kuwait. We are working with several other countries. Agreements are already in place." He said he sent these military experts "at the request of our partners, including the United States". Russia and Iran using AI to 'kill cheaply' Zelenskyy also went on to describe Iran and Russia as "brothers in hatred". He warned that Iran and Russia are using AI to "kill cheaply over long distances". The Ukrainian president says that it was his country that developed interceptor drones to take down Iranian-built Shaheed missiles, which Russia also uses. He says they can intercept Shaheed drones for less than $10,000 - much cheaper than other ways of shooting them down. |
FIFA appears to reject idea of Iran playing World Cup matches in Mexico rather than US Football's governing body has appeared to downplay the prospect of Iran having its World Cup matches moved to Mexico. The Iranian Football Federation said earlier today it is in talks to move its group stage matches to Mexico, and that the team would "certainly not travel" to the US. It comes after Donald Trump said last week it might not be "appropriate" for the team to participate at the World Cup, which is hosted by the US, Mexico and Canada this summer. Most matches will be in the US. But a FIFA spokesperson said: "FIFA is in regular contact with all participating member associations, including Iran, to discuss planning for the FIFA World Cup 2026. "FIFA is looking forward to all participating teams competing as per the match schedule announced on December 6, 2025." |
IRGC warns of ‘bloodlust’ after Soleimani’s killing We have more from the IRGC’s statement about the killing of Basij force commander Gholamreza Soleimani. “We warn the evil and terrorist murderers of this high-ranking martyr that the Basij will never abandon the bloodlust of the martyred leader, martyred commanders, and various members of the people’s martyrs,” the IRGC said. Instead, their deaths will “double the will of the heroic Iranian nation and all the Basij fighters to continue the path of resistance”, the group concluded. |
Breaking! Iran’s FM applauds resignation of top US counterterror official Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has reacted to the resignation of the director of the US’s National Counterterrorism Centre Joe Kent. Araghchi reposted Kent’s resignation letter, writing that “a rising number of voices”, including European and US officials, “exclaim that the war on Iran is unjust”. “More members of the international community should follow suit,” he added. The “wave of global repercussions has only begun and will hit all – regardless of wealth, faith, or race. Our foe is one.” |
Breaking! Iran’s IRGC confirms killing of Basij force commander: State media Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has confirmed the death of Basij force commander Gholamreza Soleimani. In a statement carried by Iran’s semiofficial Tasnim news agency, the IRGC said Soleimani was killed in an “attack by the American-Zionist enemy”. Soleimani, who led the Basij for the past six years and oversaw internal security operations, “played a strategic and unparalleled role in updating the Basij’s popular and jihadi structure, developing constructive movements, eliminating deprivation, and providing assistance to the oppressed and vulnerable groups,” the IRGC continued. “This cowardly assassination demonstrates the importance and role of the Basij in the all-out battle against the American terrorist army and the Zionist regime and their mercenaries, especially in the recent war.” |
Israeli army says it has struck 10 Basij posts in Tehran Hours after announcing it was in the midst of besieging Basij soldiers and posts, the Israeli army says it has struck Basij forces across 10 different locations in Tehran. Among the locations the army claimed to hit was an “emergency command position” used by both the Basij and Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), the army said on Telegram. As we’ve been reporting, the Israeli military said it killed IRGC militia commander Gholamreza Soleimani, who led the Basij in recent years. |
Israel claims to ‘eliminate’ Hezbollah members, infrastructure across Lebanon The Israeli military says it has carried out another wave of attacks against alleged Hezbollah members and infrastructure over the past day. In a statement on Telegram, the army said it struck fighters and equipment, including a launcher in the Deir ez-Zahrani area of Nabatieh governorate and a logistics building in Beirut. The statement also claimed Israeli forces “eliminated” Hezbollah members across southern Lebanon, but did not provide more details. |
912 killed since Israeli offensive in Lebanon began, health ministry says published at 19:34 airstrike on southern Lebanon earlier today The number of people killed in Lebanon since the Israeli offensive in the country began on 2 March has risen to 912, according to the country's health ministry. A further 2,221 people have been wounded. On Monday, the health ministry reported that 886 people had been killed, meaning today's update shows 26 further deaths have been recorded in 24 hours.
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France ready to join Hormuz ship escorts once situation is 'calmer' - Macron The French cabinet sits around a large oval table with President Emmanuel Macron at the head Speaking at a defence and national security cabinet about the situation in Iran and in the Middle East a little earlier - before Trump's latest remarks - French President Emmanuel Macron said that France is ready to participate in an escort mission for tankers in the Strait of Hormuz once the situation is "calmer". Addressing his ministers at the opening of the meeting, he repeated that France is not part of the conflict and said that "France will never participate in operations to open or liberate the Strait of Hormuz in the current context". "However, once the situation will be calmer—and we deliberately use that term broadly—and that the core of the bombing will have ceased, we will be ready, along with other nations, to assume responsibility for an escort system," he added. The French president underlined that "this requires a comprehensive political, technical, and operational undertaking, involving all stakeholders in maritime transport and insurers". Macron said discussions with India, several other European and regional partners have already begun. Macron also said it "must be entirely separate from the ongoing war operations and bombings". "France has a simple and clear responsibility in the region: to protect our citizens and our interests, to be a reliable partner for everyone, and to work towards de-escalation and stability. It is within this framework that we wish to move forward," he said. |
Iranians at the border react to reports of Larijani's death Iranians crossing the border told us they’ve heard news filtering through about the latest of their leaders Israel claims has been killed. "I’m celebrating, I’m happy" one man said, hopeful the death of Ali Larijani would bring the downfall of the regime a step closer. "It’s very important. He’s the main leader of Iran. He was very sly and very smart - a very smart man but not for good." A 38-year-old pharmaceutical company manager said she was messaged by a friend as she left Iran and was pleased with the news. "We had a little bit of hope in him because he’s not that extreme in comparison with others but one by one they are going to be killed. We are already in a big disaster so let them get killed." "I’m so happy he is dead" another lady told us, clearly angry. "I want the world to understand what killers the Mullahs [Iran's clerical leadership] are." The 68-year-old businesswoman encouraged the US and Israelis to go further. "They have to destroy the whole regime, the judiciary, the Basij [a militia controlled by the IRGC] and the political leadership." But there’s two-way traffic across this border and some of those heading back to Iran hold different views. One family said they didn’t believe the reports. "They’re lying. They say Larijani has been killed but in Iran everyone says that Benjamin Netanyahu has been killed." |
Trump claims 41,000 people killed in Iran protests After previously saying 32,000 protesters were killed during demonstrations across Iran in January, Trump has now claimed the number is as high as 41,000 people. “That’s pretty tough stuff,” he said. |
Israeli army says it is attacking Iran’s Basij militia after killing of commander The Israeli military says it has been striking Basij soldiers and positions throughout Tehran over the past few hours. The announcement came after the Israeli military said it had killed the IRGC militia’s commander, Gholamreza Soleimani, who led the Basij for the past six years and oversaw internal security operations. Iran has not confirmed the assassination. |
Where are those clowns jubilating over his "death"? ![]() |
UK govt probes leak about US usage of UK military bases in Mideast war Britain’s Government Security Group has opened an inquiry into a leak from the National Security Council’s discussions about the US using British military bases, according to an official letter from the cabinet secretary posted on social media. The leak is related to allegations that UK Energy Minister Ed Miliband led calls to stop the US from using British military bases for its initial action against Iran in early March. Asked for comment, a Cabinet Office spokesperson said: “We don’t have anything to add to the letter for now.” |
Breaking! Death toll from Israeli attacks on Lebanon rises to 912 Since March 2, Israeli attacks have killed 912 people in Lebanon and wounded 2,221 more, the country’s Ministry of Public Health says in its latest update. The death toll was previously at 886 as of Monday. |
One killed, one wounded in Israeli air strike on southern Lebanon: Report One person has been killed and another injured in an Israeli air strike between the towns of Abba and Jebchit in southern Lebanon, the National News Agency is reporting. The strike hit a car near a school, the agency reported. |
Son of Iran’s ex-shah says Larijani ‘deserved his fate’ Reza Pahlavi, the son of Iran’s late shah, says that Ali Larijani and a number of other high-ranking Iranian leaders who Israeli claims to have killed have “met the fate they deserved”. Larijani, “Gholamreza Soleimani, and a number of other notorious commanders and perpetrators of the ruthless massacre of Iran’s finest sons have met the fate they deserved,” Pahlavi said in a post on social media. “May it serve as a balm for the deep wounds of the great nation of Iran and the scorched hearts of the families of the immortal heroes of the Lion and Sun Revolution.” |
Lebanese army says two soldiers killed in new Israeli airstrike The army said the soldiers were killed while riding on a motorcycle on the road linking the village of Zebdine with the southern city of Nabatiyeh. The strike occurred hours after another airstrike killed one soldier and wounded four in the southern village of Kfar Sir. |
Iran broadcasts a warning against anti-government protests Iran began airing footage of the pro-government demonstrations on state television, which include images of some men in plainclothes branding assault rifles and shotguns on the back of motorcycles — a rarity in such demonstrations and a sign of the government wanting to warn any protesters off the streets. |
Airstrike near Beirut’s international airport kills 1, wounds 9 The Lebanese Health Ministry said Tuesday’s strike hit on the old road of Beirut’s Rafik Hariri International Airport. |
Iranian attacks detected in Dubai and Israel A missile alert sounded Tuesday afternoon in Dubai, warning people of incoming Iranian fire. The Israeli military similarly said it detected an Iranian missile launch targeting their country. Sirens sounded in Jerusalem. |
Netanyahu says Israel is trying to help Iranians overthrow their government In a statement announcing the killings of Larijani and Soleimani, the Israeli leader said the attacks were aimed at weakening the government. “We are undermining this regime to give the Iranian people the opportunity to remove it. It won’t happen quickly or easily, but if we persist, they will have the chance to take their destiny into their own hands,” he said. |
Lebanese army says wounded soldier has died The army announced Tuesday that the soldier who died was one of five troops wounded in an Israeli airstrike on the southern village of Kfar Sir. The Israeli military said the incident is under review and that they only target Hezbollah members, not Lebanese troops or civilians. |
Israel says it is is targeting Tehran again Israel’s military said it began new airstrikes Tuesday targeting Iran’s capital, Tehran. |
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