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Iodine tablets and radiation fears: Is Iran preparing for the worst?
Iran has reportedly begun distributing iodine tablets to residents near its nuclear facilities amidst rising tensions. US military preparations against Iran have heightened anxieties about a potential attack on sensitive nuclear sites. Pickaxe Mountain, a key complex near Natanz, poses significant radiological risks if targeted in any confrontation. Iranian officials have warned of retaliatory actions that could extend far beyond the immediate conflict area.
Saudi Arabia’s Houthi trap: The underdog sets the price of war
The Houthis have demonstrated their capability to threaten Saudi Arabia's military superiority and economic infrastructure. The conflict continues as Saudi Arabia struggles to contain the Houthi advances, particularly in Taiz. The Houthis leverage their local knowledge and increased arms capabilities, complicating Saudi military efforts. Saudi reliance on fragmented Yemeni forces for support has not proven effective against Houthi strategies.
Riyadh airport rocked by Houthi missile strikes – how big is the group's arsenal and why are Saudi Arabia's air defenses struggling?
In recent days, the Houthis have intensified their missile attacks on Saudi Arabia, targeting sensitive locations. Their arsenal includes medium-range and hypersonic missiles, demonstrating boosted military capabilities. The King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh suffered devastating strikes over the weekend, resulting in several casualties and many injuries. But, why are Saudi Arabia's robust air defense systems struggling to thwart attacks?
Has the US lost the war against Iran and its bases in the Middle East? Here’s how Tehran’s Kheibar Shekan ‘Castle Breaker’ missiles are raining down on American forces
Iran's Kheibar Shekan missile is challenging US military bases across the Middle East. These attacks follow US strikes on Iranian targets near the Strait of Hormuz. The missile's range and maneuverability complicate air defense interception efforts. This raises questions about the security of America's vast regional military installations. Iran's growing missile capability may alter US strategic advantages in the Persian Gulf.
Iran has attacked Saudi Arabia's Jubail petrochemical complex, IRGC says
Iran's Revolutionary Guard claimed responsibility for attacking Saudi Arabia's Jubail petrochemical complex. This action was reportedly a retaliation for alleged strikes on Iran's Asaluyeh plants. Video showed smoke and flames near Jubail. Saudi air defenses intercepted missiles near energy facilities. Aramco declined comment. This escalation follows a US ultimatum regarding the Strait of Hormuz.
IDF strikes over 200 Iranian targets, 140 Hezbollah sites to dismantle military infrastructure
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) launched a significant operation, striking over 200 Iranian infrastructure sites and 140 Hezbollah assets in Lebanon. These precision strikes targeted the IRGC's long-range strike capabilities and defensive networks, including missile production and storage facilities. Prime Minister Netanyahu confirmed the operation severely impacted Iran's industrial base, destroying 70% of its steel production capacity.
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IRGC launches 'Wave 93': Massive missile, drone swarm strikes deep inside Israel in Operation True Promise 4
Israel-Iran war: Iran and its allies have launched a major retaliatory strike, dubbed "Wave 93", targeting Israeli military sites. This operation, "Operation True Promise 4", is a direct response to recent hostilities. The strikes hit strategic locations in northern and central Israel. The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps confirmed the use of missiles and drones.
IAEA flags radiological accident concerns after reports of strike on Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Plant
Rafael Grossi has warned that strikes near Iran’s Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant could trigger a major radiological accident, urging restraint and adherence to nuclear safety norms, according to the International Atomic Energy Agency.
West Asia war: Iran warns UAE against allowing attacks on its soil
Iran's highest military command has issued a stern warning to the United Arab Emirates. The UAE must not allow its territory to be used for aggression against Iranian islands in the Persian Gulf. Iran's Armed Forces will retaliate with heavy strikes on Ras Al Khaimah if such attacks occur. This warning comes amid Iran's ongoing Operation True Promise 4.
What is Blue Sparrow? The “missile from space” reportedly used in Iran strike and how it works
Ali Khamenei was killed on February 28, 2026, in a joint US-Israeli military strike targeting senior Iranian leadership. Israel reportedly used an advanced "missile from space" called the Blue Sparrow, capable of striking targets up to 2,000 kilometers away. The operation also resulted in the deaths of over 40 senior Iranian officials.
Israeli PM Netanyahu’s office hit by Kheibar missiles, claims Iran: What is the ballistic missile it says pierced Iron Dome?
Iran-Israel War: Iran's IRGC claims to have launched Kheibar ballistic missiles targeting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office and an Air Force command location. The statement asserts these powerful, long-range missiles, capable of carrying heavy warheads and evading defenses, hit a government compound in a "targeted and surprise attack."
EU designates Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as terrorist group amid protests crackdown
EU foreign ministers designated Iran's IRGC as a terrorist organisation, citing violent crackdowns and security concerns. Israel welcomed the move, while Iran called it a strategic mistake. The decision eases legal action against IRGC members and comes alongside new EU sanctions over human rights abuses and Iran's missile and drone programmes.
How strong is Iran’s Navy and can it really block the world’s oil lifeline?
Amid rising tensions with the U.S., Iran threatens to close the Strait of Hormuz, a vital global oil route. Despite not being a naval superpower, Iran's navy, divided into IRIN and IRGCN, employs asymmetric warfare strategies. With diverse vessels and strategically located bases, Iran aims to defend its coastlines and disrupt enemy movements, particularly in the Strait.
The Ghost Missile: How Iran’s invisible Kheibar Shekan missile outran Israel’s defences
Iran’s launch of the Kheibar Shekan missile during its 20th strike on Israel marks a turning point in regional military strategy. Designed to outsmart advanced defence systems, this solid-fuel ballistic missile signals Tehran’s readiness to escalate. Its use during the latest attack on Ben Gurion Airport and military installations left several injured and disrupted air traffic. The strike showcases Iran’s growing confidence in its long-range capabilities and raises new concerns over conflict spillover, economic shocks, and global energy security.
Iran fires Kheibar Shekan missile for the first time at Israel, shows Trump US airstrikes on its nuclear sites not effective
The IRGC has confirmed its Kheibar Shekan ballistic missile struck Israeli territory, retaliating against US and Israeli airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. Launched during Operation True Promise-III, the IRGC reported firing 40 missiles at key Israeli locations, including Ben Gurion Airport. The Kheibar Shekan, a road-mobile MRBM with a range of 1,450 kilometers, marks its first operational deployment.
Iran uses Kheybar Shaken type missile to attack Israel, here's all you need to know about the surface-to-surface weapon
Iran launched missiles at Israel, including Haifa and Tel Aviv. The Revolutionary Guards used the Kheybar Shekan missile for the first time. US bombed Iranian nuclear facilities. Israel confirmed multiple sites were hit. The Al Jarina Grand Mosque in Haifa sustained damage. President Herzog condemned Iran's attack and affirmed Israel's commitment to defend all its residents.
Iran launches 18th wave of Operation True Promise-3 using Shahed-136 drones against Israel
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) initiated the 18th wave of Operation True Promise-3, targeting Israeli military support centers. Shahed-136 drones and precision missiles were used in the latest strike. Iranian officials claim successful impacts, while Israel’s air defense systems reportedly failed to intercept the incoming drone and missile threats
Is it a dragon? Iran’s mysterious hypersonic Fattah missile, flying at 15 times the speed of sound, goes viral
Iran launched its new Fattah hypersonic missile at Israel, breaching air defenses and prompting retaliatory airstrikes. The missile, capable of Mach 15 speeds and in-flight maneuvers, marks a potential shift in regional power. Israel responded by targeting Iranian military assets, escalating the conflict and raising concerns about further escalation between the two nations.
Sejjil, Iran's highly maneuverable new missile a major threat to Israel; know all about it
Iran has confirmed that it used Sejjil missiles to strike Israeli military targets. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched these long-range missiles as part of Operation True Promise 3. The IRGC claims it hit Mossad offices, air force bases, and intelligence centers. The Sejjil is a solid-fuel missile with a range of 2,000 kilometers.
Axis of evil: Iran is taking North Korea's help to build nuclear missiles with a range of 1800 miles that could reach Europe
Recent developments have revealed something extremely shocking and dangerous as Iran is eventually taking the help of North Korea in taking forward their nuclear missiles program which will be reportedly having a range of 1800 miles and could devastate Europe too.
Iran's Guards ban communications devices after strike on Hezbollah, security officials say
Iran's Revolutionary Guards Corps has ordered members to stop using communication devices after explosions in Lebanon killed 39 people. The IRGC is inspecting all devices and investigating personnel for potential infiltration by Israeli agents. Security measures at Iran's nuclear and missile facilities have been significantly increased.
Iran says Guards navy gets 'large number' of new missiles, drones
Iran's Revolutionary Guards have equipped their navy with long-range missiles and drones following heightened regional tensions due to the killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran, blamed on Israel. The additions include anti-ship cruise missiles and drones for combat and reconnaissance, aimed at enhancing Iran's military reach, said IRGC chief General Hossein Salami.
Iran expands ballistic missile facilities, reveals new satellite images
Recent satellite imagery reveals Iran's significant expansion of ballistic missile facilities at the Modarres and Khojir sites near Tehran. Confirmed by Iranian officials and analyzed by experts, this development involves over 30 new buildings and increased drone manufacturing. The expansion follows Iran's agreement to supply missiles to Russia for its war against Ukraine, raising strategic concerns for the US and Israel. Iran's missile and drone supplies to allied groups further intensify regional tensions.
Why the mighty US and Israel don't want a direct war with Iran?
Iran launched a drone attack on Israel in retaliation for the killing of a senior Revolutionary Guards commander in Damascus, blaming Israel for the airstrike. The attack heightened concerns of wider conflict in the region. Iran has been accused by Israel of supporting militant groups like Hamas and Hezbollah. Iran possesses a strong military, including the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) and a significant arsenal of ballistic missiles and drones. Israel maintains military superiority but faces concerns over Iran's capabilities and support for militants.
9 deadly Iranian missiles that can target Israel and U.S. bases in the Middle East
Iran has long stated that its missile program is only a deterrent, and it does not seek nuclear weapons. However, the new missiles have raised concerns among regional powers, particularly Israel, which is within the reported range of these missiles.
Ballistic missiles hit Iraq's Kurdish capital, United States blames Iran
The missile attack comes as talks to revive the 2015 Iran nuclear deal face the prospect of collapse after a last-minute Russian demand forced world powers to pause negotiations for an undetermined time despite having a largely completed text.
Iran puts second military satellite into orbit
Noor 2 is orbiting at an altitude of 500 kilometres (311 miles). The first military satellite, launched by the Islamic Republic in April 2020, placed the Noor, or "light" in Persian, at an orbit of 425km (265 miles) above the earth’s surface.
Iran unveils ballistic missile, 'new generation' engines
Iran's Revolutionary Guards unveiled Sunday a short-range ballistic missile that they said can be powered by a "new generation" of engines designed to put satellites into orbit.
United States warns Iran against launching Space Launch Vehicles
Recently, Iran's Ministry of Defence announced plans to launch three SLVs soon.
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