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Israel Strikes Yemen in Attempt to Kill Houthi Chief of Staff
The Israeli military confirmed it conducted strikes in Yemen targeting a top military figure within the Iran-aligned Ansar Allah movement, widely known as the Houthis, in what officials described as a broader campaign against the Axis of Resistance following days of sustained combat with Iran. The Israeli Defense Forces said the operation sought to kill Houthi Chief of Staff Muhammad Abd al-Karim al-Ghamari, but his status remains unconfirmed. 
The Israeli military confirmed it conducted strikes in Yemen targeting a top military figure within the Iran-aligned Ansar Allah movement, widely known as the Houthis, in what officials described as a broader campaign against the Axis of Resistance following days of sustained combat with Iran. The Israeli Defense Forces said the operation sought to kill Houthi Chief of Staff Muhammad Abd al-Karim al-Ghamari, but his status remains unconfirmed. -
Israel Claims Control Over Tehran’s Airspace After 70-Jet Raid, Warns More Strikes to Come
Israel declared operational air superiority over Tehran on Saturday, following two days of strikes that Israeli officials say destroyed more than 150 military and nuclear-linked targets inside Iran, including facilities in the heart of its capital. The Israeli military said its air force conducted deep-penetration raids with 70 fighter jets operating in Iranian airspace for over two hours, attacking what it called key missile and command infrastructure. 
Israel declared operational air superiority over Tehran on Saturday, following two days of strikes that Israeli officials say destroyed more than 150 military and nuclear-linked targets inside Iran, including facilities in the heart of its capital. The Israeli military said its air force conducted deep-penetration raids with 70 fighter jets operating in Iranian airspace for over two hours, attacking what it called key missile and command infrastructure. -
Air India Crash in Ahmedabad Leaves 270 Dead, Sparks Probe Into Boeing 787 Safety
At least 270 people are confirmed dead after a London-bound Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner crashed shortly after takeoff from the western Indian city of Ahmedabad on Thursday, marking the country's worst aviation disaster in over three decades. Rescue crews continue to search the charred wreckage as investigators examine what caused the aircraft to plunge into a densely populated residential area. 
At least 270 people are confirmed dead after a London-bound Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner crashed shortly after takeoff from the western Indian city of Ahmedabad on Thursday, marking the country's worst aviation disaster in over three decades. Rescue crews continue to search the charred wreckage as investigators examine what caused the aircraft to plunge into a densely populated residential area. -
Israel Warns Tehran 'Will Burn' as War With Iran Escalates Following Devastating Strikes on Nuclear Facilities
Israel and Iran traded large-scale missile and drone attacks over the weekend after Israel launched a surprise wave of airstrikes that killed at least 78 people and crippled key nuclear and military infrastructure in Iran, prompting fears of an all-out regional war. Iranian retaliatory fire struck central Israel, killing three civilians and wounding dozens. 
Israel and Iran traded large-scale missile and drone attacks over the weekend after Israel launched a surprise wave of airstrikes that killed at least 78 people and crippled key nuclear and military infrastructure in Iran, prompting fears of an all-out regional war. Iranian retaliatory fire struck central Israel, killing three civilians and wounding dozens. -
Iran Fires Hundreds of Missiles After Israeli Strikes Kill 20 Top Commanders and 6 Nuclear Scientists
Iran launched hundreds of ballistic missiles at Israel Friday night after an unprecedented Israeli military operation killed more than 20 of Iran's top commanders and nuclear scientists, including IRGC chief Hossein Salami and armed forces chief of staff Mohammad Bagheri. Explosions were reported over Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and multiple nuclear and military sites inside Iran, marking the region's most intense escalation in decades. 
Iran launched hundreds of ballistic missiles at Israel Friday night after an unprecedented Israeli military operation killed more than 20 of Iran's top commanders and nuclear scientists, including IRGC chief Hossein Salami and armed forces chief of staff Mohammad Bagheri. Explosions were reported over Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and multiple nuclear and military sites inside Iran, marking the region's most intense escalation in decades. -
Israeli Strikes Kill Iran’s Top Generals, Nuclear Scientists in Unprecedented Military Operation
Israel has confirmed the deaths of multiple high-ranking Iranian military officials and nuclear scientists in a sweeping aerial assault targeting Tehran and other strategic sites, an escalation that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described as a "preemptive strike" to dismantle Iran's nuclear ambitions and curb regional aggression. 
Israel has confirmed the deaths of multiple high-ranking Iranian military officials and nuclear scientists in a sweeping aerial assault targeting Tehran and other strategic sites, an escalation that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described as a "preemptive strike" to dismantle Iran's nuclear ambitions and curb regional aggression. -
Iran Accuses Israel of 'Declaration of War' After Strikes Kill Top Commanders, Launches Over 100 Drones in Response
Iran launched more than 100 drones toward Israel on Friday after Israeli forces carried out a series of coordinated strikes on nuclear and military sites across Iran, killing senior Iranian military leaders. The attack, which Tehran described as a "declaration of war," marks one of the most dangerous escalations between the two rivals in decades, raising fears of a broader regional conflict and sending global markets reeling. 
Iran launched more than 100 drones toward Israel on Friday after Israeli forces carried out a series of coordinated strikes on nuclear and military sites across Iran, killing senior Iranian military leaders. The attack, which Tehran described as a "declaration of war," marks one of the most dangerous escalations between the two rivals in decades, raising fears of a broader regional conflict and sending global markets reeling. -
Israel Strikes Dozens of Iranian Targets as Nuclear Tensions Erupt, Netanyahu Says Campaign Will Last ‘Many Days’
Israel launched a large-scale military operation against Iran early Friday, targeting nuclear and military sites in what officials described as a preemptive strike amid growing fears Tehran could imminently produce a nuclear weapon. Explosions were reported in Tehran, and Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz warned that a retaliatory missile and drone attack from Iran was expected "in the immediate timeframe." 
Israel launched a large-scale military operation against Iran early Friday, targeting nuclear and military sites in what officials described as a preemptive strike amid growing fears Tehran could imminently produce a nuclear weapon. Explosions were reported in Tehran, and Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz warned that a retaliatory missile and drone attack from Iran was expected "in the immediate timeframe." -
Hamas Executes Alleged Collaborators as Violence Engulfs Gaza Aid Efforts; GHF Reports Staff Killed
At least 12 Palestinians were killed by Gaza's Hamas-run police in the early hours of Thursday, amid escalating clashes over Israel-backed aid operations in the besieged territory. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a U.S.- and Israeli-supported aid group, said a bus carrying its local Palestinian workers was attacked by Hamas the night before, resulting in the deaths of at least eight staff members and the possible abduction of others. 
At least 12 Palestinians were killed by Gaza's Hamas-run police in the early hours of Thursday, amid escalating clashes over Israel-backed aid operations in the besieged territory. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a U.S.- and Israeli-supported aid group, said a bus carrying its local Palestinian workers was attacked by Hamas the night before, resulting in the deaths of at least eight staff members and the possible abduction of others. -
Iran Announces New Uranium Site After IAEA Declares It in Violation of Nuclear Obligations
Iran announced the construction of a new uranium enrichment facility and activation of advanced centrifuges Thursday, hours after the United Nations' nuclear watchdog formally found the country in violation of its non-proliferation obligations. The decision by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) board marks the first formal non-compliance finding against Tehran in two decades and could push the standoff closer to the United Nations Security Council. 
Iran announced the construction of a new uranium enrichment facility and activation of advanced centrifuges Thursday, hours after the United Nations' nuclear watchdog formally found the country in violation of its non-proliferation obligations. The decision by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) board marks the first formal non-compliance finding against Tehran in two decades and could push the standoff closer to the United Nations Security Council.
