Tensions in the West Asia have intensified after an Iran-backed Iraqi resistance group reportedly announced a $10 million bounty targeting US President Donald Trump, linking the threat to the 2020 US drone strike that killed Iranian General Qasem Soleimani and Iraqi militia commander Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis in Baghdad. In a public statement, the group claimed the reward would go to any individual, group or entity that carried out the killing of Trump. The organisation accused the former US president of celebrating the deaths of Soleimani and al-Muhandis and vowed that those it describes as "oppressors" would never find peace. The Iraqi resistance group has also claimed responsibility for multiple attacks targeting US military installations in Iraq, while the US-led coalition has reported intercepting several drones over Erbil amid heightened security concerns. WATCH

The West Asia is witnessing unprecedented military and diplomatic activity as tensions escalate across Saudi Arabia and surrounding regions. Saudi defense forces successfully intercepted a ballistic missile near the Prince Sultan Airbase, showcasing heightened security measures amid rising West Asia threats. Meanwhile, drone strikes rocked Doha, Beirut, and Baghdad, targeting key embassies and critical infrastructure, marking a new phase in the Iran-Israel conflict which has now entered its nineteenth day. In Tehran, Israeli airstrikes reportedly eliminated Basij commander Gholamreza Soleimani and former speaker Ali Larijani, intensifying international scrutiny and geopolitical instability. Saudi Arabia is gearing up to host high-stakes Arab-Islamic talks in Riyadh, bringing together foreign ministers to address regional security and diplomatic resolutions.