On March 28, the Houthis organization, which controls around 30% of Yemen’s territory and governs the majority of the population, joined Iranian Mullah regime's war against the USA and Israel. The terror group launched two ballistic missiles at southern Israel. Both were intercepted. In a statement issued after the attacks, the organization said that "the Yemeni Armed Forces ... have carried out the first military operation using a barrage of ballistic missiles."

Kuwait said an Iranian attack hit a power and water desalination plant on Friday, causing material damage to parts of the facility, the Ministry of Electricity, Water and Renewable Energy said, adding that emergency and technical teams were responding under contingency plans to maintain operations and secure the site. Debris from an intercepted aerial threat fell on Abu Dhabi's Habshan gas facilities, prompting a temporary suspension of operations and a fire that emergency teams were working to contain, with no injuries reported. IRGC claims to have attacked Dubai Oracle data center, USA fighter jets at Jordan's Al Azraq base.

The Iranian Mullah's terror regime executed two men it said were convicted of links to an opposition group, the People's Mojahedin Organisation of Iran, and of carrying out armed attacks, Iranian state media reported on Saturday. The executions were the latest in recent days of individuals with PMOI links. The PMOI confirmed Saturday's executions, saying in a statement that Iran was "trying to hide its weakness by executing political prisoners, especially PMOI members and supporters." Four PMOI members were executed earlier this week, it said. The group said the two men executed on Saturday were arrested in January 2024 and had their death sentences upheld in December 2025.

Iraq closed the Shalamcheh border crossing with Iran after airstrikes on the Iranian side killed an Iraqi citizen, security sources said on Saturday. The sources said at least five Iraqis were seriously wounded in the strikes, which hit a passenger reception area on the Iranian side. A recent Iranian drone strike on the USA embassy in Saudi Arabia caused more damage than initially reported, potentially putting hundreds at risk, according to a Wall Street Journal report. Debris fall in Dubai marina after aerial interception, one killed by shrapnel in Abu Dhabi, following an incident in Bahrain late Friday night where debris from intercepted Iranian drones damaged several houses in Sitra, with four people sustaining minor injuries.

The IDF identified approximately 165 Hezbollah rocket launches that landed at or near positions belonging to the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL), the military reported on Sunday. The rockets were launched towards Israel from positions in southern Lebanon. However, the approximately 165 rockets launched by the terror group fell short of reaching the Israel-Lebanon border, landing within or adjacent to the UNIFIL posts within southern Lebanon.

The USA is preparing to commit nearly its entire inventory of stealthy long-range JASSM-ER cruise missiles to its ongoing military campaign against Iran. The missiles are being drawn from stockpiles previously allocated to other regions as part of the next phase of operations. The USA has relied heavily on long-range standoff weapons such as the JASSM-ER in strikes on Iran, in part to limit risks to service members while targeting Iranian infrastructure, the report said. USA and Israeli officials said a significant portion of Iran’s air defense systems has been destroyed, enabling the use of cheaper munitions in some operations.

Following the recent deaths of four family members in Haifa due to an Iranian ballistic missile attack, the total number of Israeli fatalities in the ongoing conflict has risen to 23, including those killed by Iranian missile fire in the West Bank. Since the start of Operation Roaring Lion, MDA teams have provided medical care to 2,390 individuals - 1,854 for physical injuries and 536 for post-traumatic symptoms.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu issued a statement on Monday, updating the press on Israel's progress in the war in Iran and assuring citizens of his cooperation with USA's Donald Trump, saying "today, we destroyed the largest petrochemical plant in Iran", echoing Defense Minister Israel Katz's statements from earlier on Monday. "In other words", the PM added, "we are systematically eliminating the IRGC's money machine."

Iran has attacked Saudi Arabia's Jubail petrochemical complex, the heart of the kingdom's downstream energy sector and home to multi-billion-dollar joint ventures, Iran's IRGC said on Tuesday. Jubail, a sprawling industrial city, houses massive joint ventures between state-backed oil giant Saudi Aramco and its petrochemical subsidiary SABIC, and Western energy majors.

The USA military conducted strikes against military targets on Iran's Kharg Island. A USA official described the strikes as "restrikes on what we hit previously," having taken place in the early morning hours EST. The strikes included attacks on Kharg Island's air defenses, a USA official confirmed to Walla on Tuesday. Iran has cut off direct diplomacy channels with the USA, according to a Wall Street Journal report on Tuesday.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu issued a statement on Monday, updating the press on Israel's progress in the war in Iran and assuring citizens of his cooperation with USA's Donald Trump, saying "today, we destroyed the largest petrochemical plant in Iran", echoing Defense Minister Israel Katz's statements from earlier on Monday. "In other words", the PM added, "we are systematically eliminating the IRGC's money machine." The IDF targeted several railways and bridges across Iran in an effort to cripple the regime's capacity to move its missile launchers and avoid them being located by the Israeli and American forces, Army Radio and Reuters reported on Tuesday. According to a Reuters report citing Iranian media, the railways in Karaj and Qazvin were targeted during the strikes, while bridges in Kashan and Tabriz-Zanjan were also destroyed in the latest round of attacks. Army Radio reported that 10 bridges and railways were targeted during the strikes, with the main objective of the operation being to destroy the Iranian regime's weapon transfer capabilities, as well as damage the Iranian economy. After the reports of the attacks on the bridges and railways, the IDF said that it had "completed a wide-scale wave of strikes targeting dozens of infrastructure sites belonging to the Iranian terror regime in several areas across Iran."

Saudi Arabia's East-West oil pipeline was hit in an Iranian attack, and damage was being assessed, while other facilities were also targeted, an industry source told Reuters on Wednesday. The pipeline is the only outlet for Saudi crude exports after Iran's effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

The IDF said it carried out a targeted strike earlier this week in northern Gaza, killing a Hamas operative described as a key expert in the production of explosive devices. According to the military, the operative, identified as Muhammad Dawad, played a central role in developing explosives used in attacks against Israeli forces and served as a significant source of technical knowledge within the organization. The IDF said Dawad was involved in carrying out and directing dozens of attacks against troops and posed an immediate threat at the time he was targeted.

Despite so-called truce the Strait of Hormuz at near standstill, after Iran's terrorist "Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps" warned ships to keep to a route passing through its territorial waters when crossing the strait, and as Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, one of Japan’s big three shipping firms, is among those caught up in the confusion as firms try to work out what impact the US-Iran two-week ceasefire is having.

Spanish agovernment strongly condemned Israeli strikes on Lebanon as well as the broader war on Iran on Thursday, denying Israel's right of self-defense, cementing Madrid's role as an outspoken critic of the USA and Israeli military campaigns despite USA threats to punish uncooperative NATO allies.

Senior Iranian officials are disagreeing over the composition of the negotiating team ahead of US-Iran talks on Friday, Iran International reported, citing informed sources. The sources shared that IRGC Commander-in-Chief Ahmad Vahidi is attempting to curb the authority of Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Speaker of Parliament Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, Iran International wrote. Vahidi has called for the inclusion of Mohammad Bagheer Zolghadr on the negotiating team, whom Iran International previously reported had been appointed Secretary of the National Security Council as a direct result of IRGC pressure on Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian.

Iran's ?parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said on Friday, that two previously agreed measures between and the USA the Iranian Mullah regime ´- notabene not Israel, that wasn't invited to the talks -, must be implemented before negotiations concerning a ceasefire in Lebanon and the release of Iran's blocked assets begin.

The IDF says troops stationed in northern Gaza killed a Palestinian terror operative who crossed the ceasefire line earlier today. The operative approached reservists of the 205th “Iron Fist” Armored Brigade “in a manner that posed an immediate threat,” the military says, adding that the troops “eliminated the terrorist to remove the threat.”

Lebanese PM Nawaf Salam announced that he would not be attending joint talks with Israel in Washington next week in a Saturday statement.

USA Navy ships reportedly crossed the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday afternoon as USA-Iran ceasefire negotiations kicked off in Pakistan, though Iran denied the reports and threatened to attack any unauthorized ships in the strait. Axios, citing a USA official, reported that several USA Navy ships crossed the Strait of Hormuz. According to the report, the move was not coordinated with the Iranian Navy and was the first time USA Navy ships made such a move since the start of the war. According to the Wall Street Journal, three USA officials confirmed that two USA Navy guided-missile destroyers passed through the strait without issue in what was described as a "freedom-of-navigation mission."

Iran reportedly lost track of the locations of mines deployed in the Strait of Hormuz and has no clear idea of where all the mines were placed, USA officials told the New York Times. The report points out how Iran used decentralized forces during the conflict and to close the Strait, with small boats leading the operations to mine the waterway, and without a clear command chain on how to do it. These make the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world's main oil waterways, through which 20% of global consumption passes, almost impossible to transit.

Hezbollah has fired some 20 rockets from Lebanon at northern Israel today, according to the IDF. The rockets were either intercepted or struck open areas, and there have been no reports of injuries.

More than 60% of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ naval fleet tasked with patrolling the Strait of Hormuz is still intact after six weeks of war with the USA and Israel, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Turkey's anti-semitic Erdogan on Sunday accused Israel of carrying out atrocities against Palestine and Lebanon and threatened potential military action against the Jewish state, similar to its past interventions in Karabakh and Libya.

IDF finds Hezbollah weapons cache stored in Bint Jbail hospital, kills dozens of terrorists. The town holds a symbolic position within Hezbollah's organization as it was the location where the then-secretary general Hassan Nasrallah described Israel as weaker than a spider web.

The Strait of Hormuz has never been Iran's to close or restrict the navigation through, the CEO of United Arab Emirates state oil giant ADNOC, Sultan Al Jaber said on Sunday, adding that any disruption would threaten energy, food, and health security worldwide, warning that setting such a precedent would be "dangerous and unacceptable."

IDF destroys four Hamas tunnels with weapons, living quarters in Gaza. The total length of the destroyed tunnel routes was approximately 800 meters, with the structures including living quarters and weapons.