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US and Iran exchange fresh military strikes

The United States carried out a new wave of overnight air strikes on Iran on Saturday, targeting coastal surveillance systems, air defence sites and facilities linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), according to US military officials. US Central Command (Centcom) said the operation aimed to weaken Iran's ability to threaten commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and to respond to an attack in Jordan that killed two American service members and left another missing. The military described the strikes as a direct response against IRGC units it blamed for the assault. Iranian state media reported that the strikes also hit an under-construction nuclear power plant in the south-western city of Darkhoveyn, as well as targets on Qeshm Island, which overlooks the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian authorities have not yet released details on casualties or the extent of […]

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US and Iran exchange fresh strikes across Gulf

The conflict between the United States and Iran intensified once again as both sides carried out fresh military operations across the Middle East, despite earlier efforts to ease tensions. Iran announced that it had launched attacks targeting US military facilities in several neighboring Gulf countries, including Jordan, Kuwait and Bahrain. The strikes came as renewed fighting entered its sixth day, placing growing strain on the preliminary agreement that had aimed to reduce hostilities. At the same time, the US military confirmed it had conducted a series of overnight airstrikes on multiple locations across Iran. According to US Central Command (CENTCOM), the operation lasted several hours and focused on weakening Iran's military capabilities and reducing potential threats to international shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. The latest escalation follows comments by US President Donald Trump, who warned that Iran must return […]

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US-Iran set to sign peace deal Friday

A major breakthrough in Middle East diplomacy has been achieved as the United States and Iran have reached a peace deal, with the formal signing ceremony scheduled for Friday, June 19, in Switzerland. The agreement, which came after over 100 days of conflict that ignited a worldwide energy crisis and cast a shadow over the global economic landscape, is expected to mark the end of months of military tensions and pave the way for reopening the strategically crucial Strait of Hormuz. Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced that the peace deal will be officially signed in Switzerland on Friday, June 19, with both sides working toward electronic signing preparations. US and Iranian officials confirmed on Sunday that they have agreed on a framework to end months of war, reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and lift the US blockade on Iran. […]

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Iran military warns renewed war with US is likely

A senior Iranian military official has warned that a renewed war with the United States is now a likely outcome if current tensions are not reduced. The warning comes amid disputes over a US-led blockade of Iranian ports, which Tehran has condemned as banditry and piracy. According to statements carried by Iranian state media, the military’s central command has said that if the US continues what Iran calls blockading, banditry and piracy in regional waters, American forces should expect a strong response from Iran’s armed forces. Iranian commanders say they have updated combat plans and military targets as they prepare for the possibility of renewed hostilities. The warning follows weeks of fragile ceasefire arrangements and stalled diplomatic efforts. Both Washington and Tehran have publicly claimed they are ready for war if talks fail and violations continue. Iranian officials accuse the […]

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Ethiopia accuses Eritrea of military aggression and backing rebels

Ethiopia’s foreign minister has accused neighbouring Eritrea of military aggression and interference, alleging that Eritrean forces are occupying Ethiopian territory and backing armed groups operating inside the country. The accusations mark a sharp escalation in tensions between the two Horn of Africa neighbours, whose relationship has deteriorated since the end of Ethiopia’s war in the northern Tigray region. Ethiopia and Eritrea fought a devastating border war between 1998 and 2000 before signing a landmark peace agreement in 2018. They later became allies during Ethiopia’s two-year conflict with Tigray authorities. However, Eritrea was not a signatory to the 2022 peace deal that ended the Tigray war, and relations have steadily worsened since then. In a letter dated Saturday, February 7, Ethiopian Foreign Minister Gedion Timothewos told his Eritrean counterpart Osman Saleh Mohammed that Eritrean troops had been stationed inside Ethiopian territory […]

Map of Greenland amid rising military tensions between Russia and the United States
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Russia Warns of Military Response if US Deploys Weapons in Greenland

Russia has warned it could take military action if the United States moves forward with plans to deploy weapons systems in Greenland, escalating tensions between Washington and Moscow over Arctic security. Deputy Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov stated that Moscow would respond if the United States implements its proposed Golden Dome missile defense program on the Arctic island. Moscow Signals Possible Military Countermeasures Speaking to reporters at the Russian embassy in China, Ryabkov said any US military deployment in Greenland would trigger a direct response from Russia. His remarks were reported by Russia’s state news agency TASS. “If the Americans decide to move weapons systems into the region or deploy elements of their Golden Dome concept in Greenland, it would require military and technical compensatory measures, and our specialists will be ready to take them,” Ryabkov said. He emphasized that […]

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Petro warns of possible US military action

Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro has said there is now a serious risk of US military action against his country, warning that Washington’s recent rhetoric and operations are pushing relations into dangerous territory. In an interview with the BBC, Petro said the United States was increasingly behaving like an “empire” toward Latin America and could end up becoming isolated internationally if it continued on its current path. His comments came after US President Donald Trump said a military operation in Colombia “sounds good”, following recent US strikes in Venezuela and the capture of Nicolás Maduro. Petro said such statements could not be taken lightly, recalling Colombia’s past loss of territory and describing the remarks as a “real threat” to national sovereignty. The two leaders spoke by phone on Wednesday, with Trump later describing the exchange as an honour and suggesting he […]

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