In less than two weeks, the US-Israeli war in Iran has caused a displacement crisis that Refugees International warns is "on course for cataclysmic civilian harm, displacement, and humanitarian need," amid repeated strikes on civilian sites and infrastructure.
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Hezbollah is not likely to join in if the United States and Iran renew military operations against each other unless Iran’s leadership faces an existential threat, according to a Saturday report from United Arab Emirates state-owned news outlet, The National.
Head of the Donetsk People's Republic Denis Pushilin stressed that publicly released facts on this matter remained ignored by international mass media, the public, and human rights organizations
Vladimir Barbin noted that the senior executives of the Danish Military Intelligence Service publicly boast about operations against the digital infrastructure of 'foreign adversaries'
According to a Wall Street Journal report, US President Donald Trump spoke by phone with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday after discussing options for resuming military operations with senior commanders. The report states the United States is preparing to resume strikes on Iran.
Israeli defense assessments indicate the Israeli defense establishment has remained ambiguous regarding preparations for a possible escalation, while the White House attempted to offer the Iranian regime another opportunity to return to negotiations.