Iran and the UAE traded sharp reactions after Israel claimed Benjamin Netanyahu secretly visited Abu Dhabi during the ongoing military confrontation with Tehran.
Fresh escalation as the US launches a maritime blockade on Iran, while Tehran signals both openness to talks and readiness to retaliate amid rising global economic concerns.
High-stakes US-Iran talks are expected to begin in Pakistan, but Hormuz pressure, ceasefire strain and distrust continue to hang over the diplomatic window.
Trump paused fresh attacks on Iran before his deadline expired, but Tehran said the ceasefire is only a window for talks and not the end of the war.
Strikes intensify, diplomacy stalls and global oil routes face pressure as fresh developments unfold across the US-Israel-Iran conflict with no immediate path to de-escalation.
As the United States and Israel launched a major attack on targets across Iran, flights were cancelled and passengers stranded at Ben Gurion Airport shared their ordeal on Saturday and their next steps to ensure their safety.
Both former chief minister Dr Farooq Abdullah and the present chief minister Omar Abdullah had asked Kashmiri students in Iran earlier this week to take the Indian foreign ministry advisory seriously and pull out of Iran since the airspace was open at that time.
A regulatory filing made to the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange added that the facilities at Haifa Port continued to operate despite a shutdown of some downstream operations — with no injuries or casualties reported.
According to Iranian health ministry, the death toll in Israeli strikes, which began on Friday has reached 224 people, with 1,277 injured.
“This attack on Iran’s sovereignty and encroachment of its rights, whether through aerial strikes or covert killings, only deepens instability and sows the seeds of further conflict,” Ramesh further asserted.
