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 demonstrators, many affiliated with groups such as Veterans for Peace and About Face, said the action was intended to oppose a “forever war” with Iran and to condemn broader US military involvement in the Middle East, including support for Israel’s operations in Gaza, the ‘ethnic cleansing’ in southern Lebanon, and the potential ground operation in Cuba.
A complex US rescue mission inside Iran relied on intelligence and deception, highlighting how modern warfare increasingly depends on covert operations rather than direct combat alone.
Trump's Iran address combined a sweeping victory claim with an explicit threat to bomb power grids and oil fields, and set a two-to-three-week deadline for diplomacy or escalation.
US signals readiness for prolonged conflict as troop build-up continues, while unverified blast footage shared by Trump fuels speculation over fresh strikes inside Iran.
Iran ramps up military operations across West Asia, claiming dozens of missile strikes while warning against ground invasion, even as reports emerge of a top IRGC commander’s death.
With US troop reinforcements underway and Iranian officials vowing resistance, Trump told Republican donors Iran's leadership privately wants a deal, but is too frightened to seek one openly.
With NATO accused of lacking courage and allies like Japan, South Korea and Australia urged to step up, Trump is pushing the world to share the burden of a war he says is weeks from its objectives, even as Iran fires at a joint US-UK base and warns Britain of retaliation
The operation combined stealth bombers, one-way attack drones and fighter jets, with CENTCOM saying strikes are ongoing and detailing targets hit in the first 24 hours.
A US-led navy coalition launched three airstrikes on Yemen's northern province of Saada on Sunday morning, the Houthi-run al-Masirah
