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Breaking! Iran is no longer the same Iran,’ says Netanyahu In his first news conference since the war began, Netanyahu says, “Iran is no longer the same Iran” and has suffered blows to the IRGC and Basij forces. Here’s what he’s said: Netanyahu says Israel is aiming to stop Iran from moving its nuclear and ballistic projects underground. Asked about Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei and Hezbollah’s Naim Qassem, Netanyahu said he wouldn’t take out any “life insurance” on those leaders. He said Khamenei was a “puppet of the Revolutionary Guards” who could not appear in public. He reiterated that they can create conditions for a regime change, but that it was up to the Iranians to take to the streets, saying “at the end of the day, it depends on you. It is in your hands”. Netanyahu said he spoke with Trump nearly every day and that they spoke “openly”. |
Breaking! Netanyahu delivers a speech Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has just started delivering a speech. He will later respond to reporters’ questions. Stay with us; we’ll wrap up what he says and highlight the main takeaways. |
Photos: Aftermath of Israeli strikes on Beirut Smoke and flames rise following an Israeli air strike on a building in Beirut’s Bashoura neighbourhood, Lebanon, 12 March 2026
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Breaking! Israel launches ‘extensive’ strikes on Tehran The Israeli military has announced it has launched an “extensive wave” of strikes across the Iranian capital. |
Lebanon’s president condemns Lebanese University attacks President Joseph Aoun has spoken with the president of the Lebanese University in Beirut after two academics were killed in an Israeli air strike. President Aoun extended his condolences for the deaths of Hussein Bazzi and Murtadha Sarour, killed in the attack, according to a post on X from the president’s official account. |
Israel claims building targeted in central Beirut housed Hezbollah funds The second strike on that second building [in central Beirut] has come in the last five minutes. This was a branch of al-Qard al-Hassan, which is this sort of micro lending institution, sanctioned by the US Treasury and viewed as essentially a shadow bank, accused of funnelling funds to Hezbollah. |
Israeli strike kills two at Lebanese University An Israeli strike killed two academics at the Lebanese University in Beirut, the National News Agency is reporting. Hussein Bazzi, the director of the faculty of sciences, and Professor Mortada Srour were killed in the attack on southern Beirut. |
US says approximately 6,000 targets struck in Iran In its latest update, US Central Command (CENTCOM) says approximately 6,000 targets have been struck in Iran since the US and Israel launched their first strikes. More than 90 Iranian vessels have also been damaged or destroyed, including more than 60 ships. Over 30 mine-laying vessels have also been hit since the operation began, CENTCOM said on Thursday. |
Lebanon summons Iranian envoy, rejects interference in national affairs Lebanon’s Foreign Minister Youssef Raggi says his country has summoned Iran’s charge d’affaires in Lebanon. “Rejecting any interference in Lebanon’s internal affairs, I have summoned the Iranian Chargé d’Affaires to the Ministry tomorrow and instructed the Secretary-General to convey Lebanon’s firm objection to a series of incidents and statements that constitute a clear violation of our national sovereignty and a breach of our government’s decisions,” the minister said on X. |
Breaking! Israel strikes Basij forces in Tehran The Israeli military said it has bombed roadblocks and soldiers belonging to Basij forces in Tehran. Israel and the United States have recently threatened to target the paramilitary Basij forces of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. |
Iran has allowed ships from some countries to cross Strait of Hormuz: Deputy FM More now from Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Majid Takht-Ravanchi, who has told the AFP News Agency that Iran has allowed ships from some countries to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. “Some countries have already talked to us about passing the strait, and we have cooperated with them,” he said during an interview in Tehran. “As far as Iran is concerned, we feel that those countries that joined the aggression should not benefit from safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz.” |
Iran wants to ensure war is not ‘imposed’ again: Deputy FM Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Majid Takht-Ravanchi has told the AFP news agency that his country’s leaders want to ensure that “war will not be imposed” on Iran again in the future. “When the war started last June, after 12 days there was so-called cessation of hostilities… but after eight or nine months, they regrouped, and they did it again,” he said. Takht-Ravanchi also denied reports that Iran is laying mines in the Strait of Hormuz. “Not at all. This is not true,” he told AFP. |
Death toll from Israeli attacks on Lebanon rises Lebanon’s Health Ministry has announced that the death toll from Israeli attacks since March 2 has risen to 687, including 98 children. The daily report issued by the Health Emergency Operations Center also noted that 1,774 people have been wounded. |
Strikes hit close to BBC team in Beirut Smoke rising over Beirut Israeli strikes just hit a building around one kilometre away from our location in central Beirut. It followed an Israeli military warning that it would be targeting a building, which it described as being "a facility belonging to the terrorist group Hezbollah". A warning hit came before the building was struck, sending a plume of grey smoke over the city. More strikes followed, shaking the windows of the building where we're reporting from.
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Khamenei avoided a video address that could give away his location Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei made his first big address to the Iranian public not in a video message or public appearance, but in a written statement read by state television broadcasters. It's a notable choice that shouldn't come as a surprise given the threats to his life, according to a leading Iranian affairs expert. "He obviously has to take extreme measures to protect himself physically," said Alex Vatanka, a senior fellow at the Middle East Institute, a think tank in Washington. "He's being hunted down, essentially." The health and current whereabouts of Khamenei are both unclear, after Iranian state TV previously indicated he had been wounded in the wave of U.S. and Israeli strikes that killed his father. Vatanka added that the new supreme leader may not have been ready to face cameras. "The reality is that this man was not necessarily prepared for this job. His father did not groom him in public for the role," Vatanka said. "Because the first impression is so important, perhaps his advisers said, 'You're not ready for your moment in the limelight, there's no need to rush it, and you can remain under the radar as long as you somehow communicate.'" |
Fake explosions, fake missiles, fake troops: AI videos and images of Iran war spread widely on social media ![]() An image from an AI-generated video that shows a fictional barrage of missiles landing in Tel Aviv, Israel. Obtained by CNN A screengrab from an AI generated video shows a fake scene in an airport. Obtained by CNN
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Iranian authorities prepared for ‘war of attrition’ Zohreh Kharazmi, associate professor at the University of Tehran, says Iranian authorities and institutions of power are unified in their approach to the conflict and are prepared “for a war of attrition”. Speaking to Al Jazeera, she said reported attacks on Iran’s infrastructure, including oil depots and desalination plants, would be met with an “eye-for-an-eye” retaliation. “If this sort of escalation continues…the Iranian side will retaliate equally,” said Kharazmi. |
The first glimpse of Khamenei's message shows his handwriting. Underneath the list is the short message: “In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.” From his large rathole, I guess.
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Turkiye warns Iran war could spread further We are hearing further comments from Turkiye’s FM, who warned that the consequences of the war on Iran are already being felt across the region. Fidan said the risk of the conflict spreading remains a serious concern, adding that “there should be no questioning of Iran’s territorial integrity, and no pursuit of regime change.” |
Breaking! Bombs being loaded onto US planes at UK base |
Israel’s military reiterates evacuation threat for Beirut’s southern suburbs Israel’s military has reissued a threat for Beirut’s southern suburbs. In a statement on X, the Israeli army singled out residents of the neighbourhoods of Haret Hreik, Ghobeiri, Laylaki, Hadath, Burj al-Barajneh, Tahwitat al-Ghadir and Chiyah, in particular, telling them to leave the area and not return until further notice. The southern suburbs of Lebanon’s capital are known collectively as Dahiyeh and are home to hundreds of thousands of people. |
Turkiye warns Israel’s ‘dirty war’ risks Lebanon ‘collapsing’ Turkiye’s FM Fidan has called on Israel to halt its bombardment of Lebanon, warning that the country risks collapse if the attacks continue. Speaking in Ankara during a joint news conference with Germany’s FM Wadephul, Fidan condemned Israel’s expanding military campaign in the region. “Israel, pursuing expansionist policies, is bringing its dirty war into Lebanon… Israeli attacks must end before the Lebanese state collapses,” he said. |
Photos: Aftermath of an Israeli attack on Tehran Iran is winning Iran is winning Iran is winning
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Breaking! Israeli military says it targeted ‘key site’ linked to Iran’s nuclear programme Israel’s military says it has targeted a site it claims is critical to Tehran’s plans to develop a nuclear weapon during attacks on Iran in recent days. In a post on X, it said Israeli warplanes had struck the Taleghan site, a facility at the Parchin military complex about 30km (19 miles) southeast of Tehran, which it said was used by Iran “to advance critical capabilities in developing nuclear weapons”. The site was targeted in previous attacks by Israel in October 2024. The Israeli military claimed Iran had recently begun rehabilitating the site. Iran has repeatedly said it has no intention of developing a nuclear weapon. |
Fifteen medical workers killed, 45 injured by Israeli attacks in Lebanon Fifteen medical workers, including ambulance crew, have been killed by Israeli attacks that have intensified this month, our colleagues on the ground are reporting, citing Lebanon’s Information Ministry. Forty-five medical workers have also been injured. As we reported earlier, the total death toll in Lebanon from Israeli attacks since March 2 is at least 634. |
Breaking! Lebanon’s death toll rises to 687 At least 687 people have been killed by Israeli attacks on Lebanon since March 2, according to Lebanon’s Information Minister Paul Morcos. Among those killed are 98 children. |
Lebanon summons Iran’s envoy after alleged operation Lebanon has summoned a representative from the Iran embassy in Beirut following alleged reports of an operation linked to Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps. Lebanese Information Minister Paul Morcos said authorities took the step after details of the operation were reported by Tasnim news agency. |
Israel instructs military to prepare for expanding Lebanon operations Israel’s Defense Minister Israel Katz has instructed the military to prepare for expanding operations in Lebanon after the Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah fired a barrage of rockets at Israel. “Hezbollah fired heavy barrages yesterday toward the State of Israel,” Katz said in a video address today. “The IDF responded with force in Dahiyeh and against Hezbollah targets throughout Lebanon,” he added, referring to a Beirut neighborhood seen as a Hezbollah stronghold. |
Up to 3.2 million Iranians displaced by conflict, UN refugee agency says By Charlotte Reck Up to 3.2 million Iranians have been forced to flee their homes, the UN refugee agency (UNHCR) said on Thursday, warning the figure would likely rise as the conflict continues. Most have reportedly left Tehran and other major cities to seek safety in the north of the country and in rural areas, it said. “This figure is likely to continue rising as hostilities persist, marking a worrying escalation in humanitarian needs,” UNHCR Director Ayaki Ito said in a statement. The UNHCR said refugees in Iran, mostly Afghans, were particularly vulnerable given their limited access to support networks in the country. There is an urgent need to protect civilians and ensure that borders remain open to those seeking safety, it said. |
The wicked people here are those who keep hyping Iran to their death. The painful part is that innocent civilians are also being targeted as well but Nairaland hype men and women don't care. |
Breaking! Israel tells some residents of Lebanon’s Douris to ‘evacuate immediately’ Israel’s military has issued another forcible displacement threat for residents of the eastern village of Douris in the Bekaa Valley. In a post on X, an Israeli military spokesperson said Israel plans to carry out a strike in the town targeting what he claimed is “military infrastructure belonging to Hezbollah”. |
Photos: Aftermath of overnight Israeli strikes on Beirut’s southern suburbs
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