U.S., Iran each dig in on Strait of Hormuz positions as their tenuous pact officially expires While the warring sides haven't launched new strikes, a ship in the Hormuz was reportedly struck President Donald Trump on Tuesday said the U.S. has no planned talks with Iran, and none were scheduled, as Iran's top…
U.S., Iran each dig in on Strait of Hormuz positions as their tenuous pact officially expires While the warring sides haven't launched new strikes, a ship in the Hormuz was reportedly struck President Donald Trump on Tuesday said the U.S. has no planned talks with Iran, and none …
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Cybersecurity researchers reported that an Iran state-aligned threat actor conducted a cyber espionage campaign between August and October 2026, targeting Israel and the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. According to a report published by Dream Research Labs, the campaign resulted in the compromise of a high-profile individual in Israel and a government cloud environment in the Kurdistan Region.
Andrey Marochko stated that Lugansk is currently being targeted every day. He noted that Kiev has stepped up strikes on the LPR ahead of planned talks on Ukraine.
Iran has retained significant offensive capability, but civilians and critical infrastructure remain largely exposed.
Iran stated on Monday that it could reopen the Strait of Hormuz within two days if the United States meets its demands. This announcement occurred as US President Donald Trump issued a warning of military action while campaigning for midterm elections.
The blockade, which has been in place since the war began in February, has reportedly caused a surge in energy prices.