Despite U.S.-Iran ceasefire, attacks continue across Gulf
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Gulf states have issued a joint statement on Thursday condemning Iran's "blatant" and "criminal" attacks against them.
Iran’s president has apologized to Gulf neighbors as Iranian missiles and drones hit the region, suggesting Tehran’s political leadership could not exercise full command over the Islamic Republic’s armed forces.
President Pezeshkian fires back at Trump’s \"unconditional surrender\" demand. While apologizing to Gulf neighbors for \"miscommunications,\" Tehran remains under a \"broad wave\" of Israeli strikes.
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The Gulf states have said Iran's attacks on energy infrastructure won't "go unanswered" but, so far, they have not hit back. That stance could change soon.
Iran has sought to escalate incrementally against Gulf countries over the course of the three-week war. Iran’s attacks on the Gulf countries are increasingly bringing unity among the countries, as
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian rejected a U.S. demand for unconditional surrender on Saturday while expressing regret for Iran's recent attacks on regional countries. This statement comes as Israel and the United States continue their airstrikes ...
President Donald Trump says the U.S. military has begun a blockade of Iranian ports and coastal areas, and Iran responded with threats on ports in the Persian Gulf and the
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US President Donald Trump lashed out at The New York Times over its coverage of Iran, accusing the outlet of misrepresenting the situation and targeting him and his supporters. | World News
The U.S. began a blockade of ships leaving Iran's ports Monday, President Donald Trump said, and Tehran threatened to retaliate against ports of its Gulf neighbors after talks broke down.
Following President Trump’s announcement of a cease-fire, US Central Command (CENTCOM) commander Admiral Brad Cooper stated: “Iran has suffered a generational military defeat.” Tehran’s response has been a single counterargument: the Islamic Republic still stands.
Many Middle Eastern countries continued to report incoming ballistic missiles and drones from Iran on Wednesday, within hours after the U.S. and Iran announced a two-week ceasefire.