New posts 17:55 Key Bridge In Northern Iran Hit By Strikes A photo shared on social media showing apparent damage to the bridge. The Fars news agency, which is close to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, has reported that the B1 highway bridge in northern Iran was damaged in US and Israeli air strikes.
Fresh fire from Iran towards Israel Israel's military said air defences were responding to a new wave of Iranian strikes, the fourth within the past six hours.
Donald Trump vows to hit Iran 'extremely hard' in the coming weeks US President Donald Trump threatened to hit Iran "extremely hard” in the coming weeks during a televised address to the nation. The speech quickly rattled global markets, with oil prices rising and investors reacting to fears of a widening conflict and potential disruption to key supply routes. Donald Trump warned Iran it will be hit “extremely hard” in the coming weeks, saying the US could bring it “back to the stone ages where they belong.
Sirens blare across Israel, as Hezbollah claims more attacks Hezbollah said that it launched drones and rockets at northern Israel on Thursday, as Israel's Home Front Command announced the activation of air raid sirens across the boundary.
Missile interception in Abu Dhabi causes minor damage, authorities say The Abu Dhabi Media office reported a "successful interception of a missile" by air defence systems in the vicinity of Khalifa Economic Zones Abu Dhabi (KEZAD). Minor damage was reported as a result, but no injuries were sustained.
Tokyo [Japan], April 2 (ANI): As US President Donald Trump signalled that US was nearing the completion of its core objectives in the operation against Iran but would continue to hit them hard over the next two weeks, the Asian Markets reacted negatively. The prospect of an end to the US-Israel led campaign had earlier lifted global indices.
There were some glaring omissions in the president's primetime address, writes the BBC's Gary O'Donoghue.
Washington DC [US], April 2 (ANI): US President Donald Trump on Wednesday (local time) warned that Iran could face severe military action in the coming weeks amid the ongoing conflict in the region, stating that Washington's action against the Islamic Republic is 'on the cusp' of ending what he described as Tehran's 'sinister threat' to the US and the world.
After Trump claims war left Iran 'decimated', Tehran targets Israel's Haifa port Iranian television announced that missiles reached the port of Haifa, just minutes after Trump declared to have "decimated" the country.
Trump's first televised address of the conflict with Iran did little to quell uneasy markets.
US president’s apparent decision to leave highly enriched uranium in hands of regime creates a more risky scenario than before the war began, experts say Middle East crisis – live updates Donald Trump has said he does not care about Iran’s stock of highly enriched uranium (HEU), arguing it was deep underground and could be monitored by satellite, raising questions about one of the key US justifications for the war. Experts said that if the US-Israeli offensive against Iran concluded with the Tehran government still in control of its 440kg HEU stockpile, it would be significantly closer to the capability of making nuclear warheads than if the US had pursued a potential negotiated settlement that was on the table at the time the US and Israel launched the war on 28 February. Continue reading...
The president made his case for the U. S. attack, and said that the main objectives had been achieved.
President Trump claimed in a White House address that the war on Iran was “nearing completion” but made no new announcements about the conflict.
Australian Prime Minister 'not clear' what more to achieve in war on Iran Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Thursday that original objectives of the war on Iran had been met, adding that it was not clear what more needs to be achieved. "Now those objectives have been realised it is not clear what more needs to be achieved or what the end point looks like," he said during a speech in the capital Canberra. "What is clear is that the longer the war goes on the more significant the impact on the global economy will be.
President says ‘little journey’ to Iran close to achieving US aims but offers little clarity on plan to wind down conflict Middle East crisis – live updates Donald Trump used a primetime address to the nation on Wednesday evening to declare the month-long war in Iran a success “nearing completion”, despite a spiraling conflict that has caused economic turmoil across the globe, fractured transatlantic alliances and eroded the president’s approval ratings. In remarks from the White House, Trump argued that the US’s “little journey” to Iran had nearly accomplished “all of America’s military objectives”, but offered little clarity on how he planned to wind down the conflict over the next “two to three weeks”. Continue reading...
Trump admits Iran war was only at behest of 'allies', gives no withdrawal timeline Submitted by Yasmine El-Sabawi on Thu, 04/02/2026 - 01:56 The next two to three weeks will take Iran 'back to the stone ages', he vowed US President Donald Trump arrives from Cross Hall of the White House to deliver his evening address on the war on Iran, on 1 April 2026 (Alex Brandon/Reuters) Off US President Donald Trump revealed on Wednesday that the US only launched its war on Iran to assist its partners in the region, a statement that likely references a long-held Israeli bid for Washington to attack Tehran. The remarks echo those of Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who suggested in the early days of the war that Israel's concerns about Iran drove the US into action. The administration later veered away from that message.
U. S. President Donald Trump's latest claims on Iran war: - Iran's nuclear sites totally eliminated - U.
Trump claims "swift, decisive and overwhelming" victories in the Iran war. "America is winning, and winning bigger than ever before.
Iran launches attacks on Israel after Trump address ends The Israeli military said air defences were responding to an Iranian missile salvo, shortly after US President Donald Trump delivered an address. Air raid sirens sounded across northern Israel, according to the Home Front Command. The latest launch of strikes is the third wave of Iranian attacks on Israel in the past three hours.
Washington, DC [US], April 2 (ANI): US President Donald Trump has delivered his first major national address since the commencement of hostilities in late February, praising the American military for a 'decisive' blow against the Iranian regime. The US President claimed that the core objective of the campaign was nearing completion.
