Iran-Israel war LIVE Updates: Iraqi militia claims drone attack targeting US troops in Baghdad

Iran-Israel war LIVE Updates: Gulf flight operations from Kerala hit for third day amid West Asia conflict

Flight operations to Gulf countries from Kerala were affected for the third consecutive day on Monday following the conflict in West Asia, with authorities indicating that the disruption may last a few more days. Cochin International Airport Limited (CIAL) listed around 45 departing flights from Kochi as cancelled for Monday on its official website. However, an Oman Air flight to Muscat departed at 8.10 am. Similarly, Saudia flights to Jeddah and Riyadh, an Oman Air flight to Muscat, an Etihad Airways flight to Abu Dhabi and a SpiceJet flight to Dubai were listed as scheduled. Around a similar number of arrival flights were also shown as cancelled at Kochi: PTI

Iran-Israel war LIVE Updates: Israel, Hezbollah trade fire

Israel and Hezbollah traded fire on Monday, while President Donald Trump vowed to avenge the deaths of US service members: AFP

Iran-Israel war LIVE Updates: Protests are continuing in Gilgit-Baltistan over the attack on Iran

In Gilgit and Skardu, demonstrators set fire to local offices of the United Nations, including the United Nations Development Programme office in Gilgit. In Skardu, the SP office and several government buildings were also torched. As a result of firing on the protesters, seven demonstrators were killed and more than a dozen others were injured. An emergency has been declared in hospitals, and security has been placed on high alert in Gilgit and Skardu: ANI

#WATCH | Protests are continuing in Gilgit-Baltistan over the attack on Iran and the killing of the Iranian leader.

In Gilgit and Skardu, demonstrators set fire to local offices of the United Nations, including the United Nations Development Programme office in Gilgit. In… pic.twitter.com/wfx02qPkJX

— ANI (@ANI) March 2, 2026

Iran-Israel war LIVE Updates: Blasts heard in Jerusalem after Iran missile alert

Explosions were heard in Jerusalem on Monday, an AFP journalist said, after the Israeli military said it had "identified missiles launched from Iran", triggering air raid sirens. There were no immediate reports of any direct impact, and the blasts could be the result of attempts to intercept incoming missiles: AFP