Disturbing visuals emerging from Tehran have ignited a fresh wave of global concern, as damage to the Mahatma Gandhi Hospital becomes a flashpoint in the escalating conflict involving Iran, the United States, and Israel. Footage released by the Iranian embassy and local media outlets shows shattered wards, debris-filled corridors and emergency evacuations following reported airstrikes. Authorities in Tehran allege that civilian infrastructure, including hospitals and schools, has been repeatedly targeted, claims that have intensified scrutiny and sparked international debate. WATCH
13 April,2026 04:55 PM IST
After hours of intense negotiations in Islamabad, US Vice President JD Vance confirmed that talks between Washington and Tehran have ended without a deal, with both sides unable to agree on key terms. The discussions, aimed at easing tensions and establishing a workable framework, ultimately stalled over non-negotiable red lines and limited flexibility from both parties. Vance stated that the US presented what it considered a clear and realistic proposal, emphasizing that negotiations were conducted in good faith. However, Iranian officials reportedly found the terms unacceptable, leading to a complete deadlock. While the United States has indicated that diplomatic channels remain open, the failure to reach an agreement raises concerns about escalating tensions in the region. Vance also suggested that the consequences of the breakdown could weigh more heavily on Iran, signaling a potential shift in strategic pressure moving forward. WATCH
13 April,2026 04:47 PM IST
Iran has confirmed the death of veteran diplomat and former foreign minister Kamal Kharazi, who succumbed to injuries sustained during the April 1 strikes reportedly linked to US-Israel operations. His wife was also killed in the same attack, marking a significant moment in the rapidly escalating tensions across West Asia. Kharazi, who served as Iran’s top diplomat and later headed the Strategic Council for International Relations, was considered one of Tehran’s most influential foreign policy voices. Iranian state-linked outlets Mehr and ISNA have described the strike as a “terror operation” carried out by what they termed an “American-Zionist”, front language that signals a sharp escalation in rhetoric from Tehran.
10 April,2026 06:46 PM IST
Just after US President Donald Trump announced a two-week window of calm, tensions between Iran and Israel are flaring up again, this time with sharper warnings, higher stakes and signals of a broader regional escalation. Iran has gone on high alert, preparing what officials describe as a “heavy response” to continued Israeli strikes across Lebanon. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has issued a blunt warning: any attack on Hezbollah will now be treated as a direct act of aggression against Iran itself. On the ground, the situation is shifting fast. Reports indicate that Tehran may be reconsidering its commitment to the ceasefire altogether, especially as Israeli operations continue. Iranian state media has amplified the message, hinting at consequences that could extend beyond Lebanon.
10 April,2026 06:31 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
