Trump Gave Iran 48 Hours. Then He Gave Them Five More Days.
Trump threatened to obliterate Iran's power grid by Monday night — then announced a five-day pause after 'productive conversations,' the first blink of the war.
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Trump threatened to obliterate Iran's power grid by Monday night — then announced a five-day pause after 'productive conversations,' the first blink of the war.
Roughly 175 wounded in Saturday's Arad-Dimona strikes including a 12-year-old — and the IDF confirmed Arrow 3 was never fired, raising questions about stockpile depletion.
A fire truck responding to one emergency became the cause of another — two pilots killed, 41 hospitalized, and an airport system already under severe strain just broke.
Defense Minister Katz ordered destruction of all Litani River bridges as IDF chief said fighting has 'only just begun.'
The U.S. struck Iran's Natanz uranium enrichment facility for the second time since the war began; Iran says no radioactive leak occurred.
The USS Boxer deployment brings total Marine presence to roughly 5,000 as the Pentagon reportedly submitted ground operation plans to the White House.
Iran launched two intermediate-range ballistic missiles at the joint UK-US Diego Garcia base — one intercepted, one failed midflight — revealing a 4,000km range that reaches Berlin and Paris.
The State Department issued a new, more detailed worldwide caution on March 22, warning that Iran-supportive groups may target Americans and US interests anywhere on earth.
Week four: 1,398 Iranian civilians dead, 1,029 Lebanese dead, 15 Israeli dead, 13 US service members killed, 140 US wounded — these are the numbers the war has produced.
More magma has accumulated beneath Svartsengi than at any point since the eruption sequence began — over 23 million cubic meters — and each eruption has been bigger than the last.
H5N1 hit 67 US commercial poultry flocks in 30 days, killing 11.54 million birds — one North Carolina facility alone lost 3.2 million.
At least 26 dead in Pakistani Shia protests over the Iran war, with Islamabad deploying troops and curfews — and Washington focused entirely elsewhere.
Brigadier General Zolfaghari explicitly threatened Gulf desalination plants — the sole water source for millions — if the US strikes Iranian power infrastructure.