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Troop movements to the Middle East have Republicans on edge. Some fear a voter backlash if U.S. forces go into Iran, while Democratic leaders aim to force another war powers vote after lawmakers return from recess.
Kyiv says it has struck a defence deal with Riyadh focused on procurement, technology and joint efforts to counter drone and missile attacks. The pact follows a wave of Iranian strikes on Gulf countries and builds on Ukraine’s hard-won expertise in shooting down drones.
A group calling itself the Handala Hack Team says it accessed personal emails and shared photos and documents from FBI director Kash Patel. Reuters and CNN say the breach is confirmed by sources.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says Australia offered a "constructive" contribution to the US-Israeli campaign targeting Iran, after President Donald Trump called Australian support "not great."
On day 28 of the conflict, the US pushed back planned attacks on Iran’s energy facilities by 10 days while talks continue. Diplomacy is moving, but fighting and regional strikes keep escalating.
Yair Lapid, head of Israel's opposition, blasted the government for prosecuting fights on several fronts 'without a strategy' and warned the military is 'in collapse' as operations continue in Iran, southern Lebanon, Gaza and the West Bank.
Iran's Sports Ministry has banned national and club teams from visiting countries it deems unable to guarantee athlete security, putting upcoming Asian Champions League matches and World Cup logistics under review.
Russia is helping Iran, but not with a full-scale military intervention. The support looks like satellite tips, weapons parts, and drone know-how — enough to matter, but not enough to change the balance of power.
Senior GOP lawmakers blasted Pentagon leaders for giving vague briefings about new troop movements toward Iran, warning that Congress could pull back support if it does not get clearer answers.
Video footage shows damage in Tel Aviv, Kafr Qasim, Haifa and Petah Tikva after Iranian strikes. Israel’s health ministry reports 149 people injured in a 24-hour period.
Iran's national team has been practicing in Belek, Turkiye, limiting media access as it prepares friendlies against Nigeria and Costa Rica and debates moving World Cup matches from the US to Mexico over safety concerns.
Analyst Muyu Xu warns that rising conflict around Iran could push oil as high as $120 a barrel if supply routes are disrupted, with import-reliant countries bearing the brunt.