Fresh US strikes inside Iran and explosions near Bandar Abbas have renewed tensions as Donald Trump warned Tehran that Washington could escalate further if talks collapse.
The nearly-complete Tehran-Karaj Bridge, expected to cut travel time between the two cities to 10 minutes, was struck before it could open, killing eight civilians.
A deadly bridge strike, rising global alarm, and intensifying military exchanges marked a volatile day as the conflict expanded across regions, economies, and diplomatic corridors.
Former Indian foreign secretary Kanwal Sibal said Donald Trump had effectively admitted to unprovoked aggression, the same charge historically levelled at Japan for the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack.
Over 350 Iranians settled in Pandaveswar for generations, some for over a century, are now watching their ancestral homeland burn, with black flags lining streets where Eid lights once shone.
The US military is investigating whether it was responsible for the deaths of nearly 300 Syrian and Iraqi civilians in…
