Iran has drawn a firm red line, warning of devastating retaliation if its infrastructure is targeted, just as US President Donald Trump signals possible strikes on bridges, power plants and critical assets. In an escalation, Iranian-linked strikes have reportedly hit a Kuwaiti refinery, triggering fires and raising alarm across the Gulf. Tehran has also flagged US- and Israel-linked energy and economic hubs as potential targets, hinting at a much wider conflict footprint. IRGC-linked voices, including Ebrahim Zolfaghari, have warned that any attack on Iran’s infrastructure will be met with far more destructive retaliation across allied territories in the region. WATCH
03 April,2026 05:50 PM IST
A dramatic escalation unfolds in the Middle East as a wave of coordinated drone strikes targets US positions across Iraq and beyond. Within just 24 hours, at least 41 strikes have been reported, marking one of the most intense bursts of activity in recent months. Groups identifying as part of the “Islamic Resistance in Iraq” claim responsibility for launching dozens of drones aimed at US military bases and associated assets. What makes this development more significant is the widening geographic scope. Bahrain has now emerged within the broader strike zone, raising concerns over a potential spillover into the Gulf region. Analysts warn that such cross-border targeting could reshape the regional security landscape and trigger wider geopolitical consequences. WATCH
02 April,2026 03:57 PM IST
The tension in West Asia is escalating like never before. In an alarming development, Iran has openly condemned US President Donald Trump for allegedly planning a “secret” ground invasion while publicly engaging in talks. Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf warned that any attempt at a US ground entry will face a fiery response, stating, “Our men are waiting to set them on fire.” Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei expressed gratitude to Iraq and Ayatollah Sistani for their support against US-Israel military actions, signaling Iran’s readiness to defend its territory and civilians. Meanwhile, the US has deployed marines to the region, heightening fears of a direct ground conflict. The death toll from US-Israel strikes in Iran has already crossed 2,000, with civilian casualties rising as tensions spiral. WATCH
01 April,2026 02:05 PM IST
Iran-backed Houthi rebels have launched missile strikes targeting Israel, opening a new front in the conflict and raising the stakes across the region. At the same time, the United States has deployed nearly 2,500 Marines, signaling a significant military buildup as tensions spiral. In a major development, an Israeli strike has hit the Al Araby TV office in Tehran, forcing the network off-air. Visuals emerging from the site show shattered glass, debris scattered across the streets, and clear signs of blast damage, highlighting how media infrastructure is now caught in the crossfire. The situation is rapidly expanding beyond isolated flashpoints. The Strait of Hormuz remains under intense scrutiny, with fears that any disruption could choke global oil supply routes and trigger a fresh wave of price shocks. WATCH
29 March,2026 06:25 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
