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Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto acknowledged U.S. military action in Iran violated international law, triggering a heated parliamentary debate about global conflict management.
Despite sharp diplomatic rhetoric condemning the US-Israeli war on Iran, Moscow and Beijing are signaling clear limits to their support, prioritizing strategic caution over military intervention.
A look at how decades of executive action set the stage for today's military decisions, and what it means for the people caught in between.
The early stages of conflict reveal the dangerous gap between projecting military power and protecting American lives and economic stability.
Former Celtic manager Ronny Deila fled Israel by bus to Egypt as conflict escalated, highlighting the personal toll behind sports headlines.
A U.S. submarine's torpedo strike on an Iranian warship near Sri Lanka marks the first such attack since WWII, with 32 sailors rescued from a crew of 180.
Military officials warn the campaign against Iran is just beginning, with escalating airstrikes, drone threats, and a historic submarine attack marking a dangerous new phase.