Iran renews attacks on Gulf states after another night of US strikes
- Iran launched attacks on Kuwait, Bahrain, Jordan and Saudi Arabia after seven consecutive nights of United States strikes. - Kuwait’s desalination plant and oil facilities were hit, with airport operations suspended due to repeated missile threats. - Oil prices climbed more tha…
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On July 13, 2026, reports indicated ongoing hostilities between the United States, Israel, and Iran, with the conflict potentially driven by retaliatory actions following renewed US airstrikes. The provided text is an incomplete fragment, so specific details regarding the scale or nature of the bombardment remain unverified.
Beginning February 28, 2026, joint U.S.-Israeli military strikes on Iran reportedly triggered a new wave of displacement across the Middle East. Reports from March 17, 2026, indicate that this conflict has led to significant movement of people in the region.
On July 4, 2026, reports alleged that Hezbollah conducted bombings and kidnappings, fired rockets at Israeli civilians, and initiated multiple conflicts with Israel. The summary also claimed the group established underground infrastructure, though these specific accusations remain unverified.
The United States Central Command (U.S. CENTCOM) launched a major offensive military campaign against Iran on July 7, 2026, executing precision strikes on more than 80 military installations across the southern coast following multi-vessel maritime attacks in the Strait of Hormuz.
The targeted operation focused on destroying long-range anti-ship missile sites, coastal radar networks, air ...