Iran

Iran Guards Threaten to Hit US Universities in Mideast

Iran threatened to target US universities in the Middle East after saying US-Israeli strikes had destroyed two Iranian universities.

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Qatari News Channel Al Araby Says Tehran Office Damaged in Israeli Strike

Qatari news channel Al Araby reported on Sunday that an Israeli missile had hit the building housing its office in Tehran, causing damage.

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US-Israeli Strikes Hit Multiple Residential, Civilian Areas in Iran: Iranian Media

Iranian media said on Saturday that US-Israeli strikes hit multiple residential areas, killing more than a dozen people overnight.

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The Iran War’s Impossible Objectives

The Iran war is producing more military pressure than either side can convert into a meaningful political victory.

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Uganda Signals War Support for Israel

Uganda has expressed its intent to join the Middle East conflict between Israel and Iran, backing Tel Aviv’s forces if the country faces defeat.

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Iran Recruiting Teenagers for Tehran Checkpoints

Iran's security forces are recruiting children to man checkpoints and perform other duties during the war in the capital, a Revolutionary Guards official told state TV

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Trump Postpones Iran Power Plant Strikes, Says Talks Going ‘Very Well’

Trump said Thursday he would not yet strike Iranian power plants after a request from Tehran, and added that talks were "going very well."

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Israeli Brothers Indicted Over AI-Generated Fake Intel Sent to Iranian Spy

Two brothers from the Jerusalem area are in hot water after allegedly feeding an Iranian operative fabricated intelligence — much of it generated with AI tools like ChatGPT, Grok, and Gemini.

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Trump’s Hormuz Ultimatum: A Trap the US Can’t Escape

Trump’s Hormuz ultimatum traps the US in a no-win situation by tying credibility to an outcome military force can’t deliver.

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Iran Would Target Red Sea Shipping in Event of US Invasion: Local Media

Iran would target shipping in the Red Sea, a crucial conduit for global oil and other goods leading to the Suez Canal, if the US launches a ground invasion, an unnamed military official told local media Wednesday.

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