West Asia conflict: Iran announces end to strikes on Israel after Trump intervention
The development comes after US President Donald Trump asked both sides to "immediately stop shooting".
The development comes after US President Donald Trump asked both sides to "immediately stop shooting".
The operation, named "Operation Nasr", was presented by Tehran as a direct response to recent Israeli attacks on Iranian military infrastructure, signalling a fresh phase in the rapidly escalating confrontation across West Asia.
His remarks came a day after Trump issued a stern warning to Iran, saying the clock is ticking for the Islamic Republic to sign the US-proposed peace deal.
Iran’s use of capital punishment rises amid conflict, with authorities citing espionage and unrest cases, even as international rights groups question trial fairness and due process.
A US think tank says Iran’s missile systems face serious operational issues, with strikes impacting morale, stockpiles, and long-term defence production capacity.
Donald Trump urges global powers to secure key oil routes while Iran signals expanded retaliation, as the conflict deepens and concerns grow over prolonged instability and energy disruptions.
Israel’s Prime Minister says Iran’s military and industrial strength has been severely hit after weeks of strikes, while uncertainty remains over political outcomes and global energy risks.
Qatar reached out to US officials after Iran’s retaliation, while a new report claims prior coordination between Washington and Israel in the South Pars gas field strike.
Donald Trump claimed the US has wiped out Iran’s naval and air power and warned of overwhelming American firepower, while accusing media coverage of misleading people about the conflict.
According to the city's travel agency operators, there are currently around 1 lakh people from Lucknow in Gulf countries. They are stranded in Gulf countries such as Iran, Oman, Bahrain, Muscat, Riyadh, Dubai, Ras Al Khaimah and Sharjah.
