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An F-15E from the 494th Fighter Squadron was shot down over southwestern Iran on Friday; the pilot was rescued but the weapons systems officer remains missing behind enemy lines.
US-Israeli strikes hit six petrochemical plants in Mahshahr and destroyed the Shalamcheh border terminal, turning Khuzestan province into the war's economic front line.
The March 3 drone strike on the U.S. Embassy in Riyadh was far worse than disclosed: three floors gutted, CIA station hit, twelve-hour fire -- and the government said 'minor damage.'
An American weapons systems officer is missing inside Iran, the IRGC has offered a 'special commendation' for his capture, and thirty-six days of abstraction just became one face.
Peter Magyar told the AP the April 12 vote is a 'referendum' on Hungary's relationship with Russia -- and the polls suggest the country is ready to answer.
Iranian ballistic missiles scattered cluster bomblets across residential Tel Aviv on Saturday, injuring four civilians in a weapon type Human Rights Watch calls a potential war crime.
A projectile hit the Bushehr nuclear plant perimeter on Saturday morning, killing one guard and damaging an auxiliary building in what Iran says is the fourth attack on the site since March 17.
Tehran authorized passage for essential goods to Iranian ports only -- a concession so narrow it changes nothing for the 95% of Hormuz traffic that serves everyone else.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte will meet Trump on April 8, four days after Trump called NATO a 'paper tiger' and with bipartisan senators already vowing to block any withdrawal.
Iraq shut the Shalamcheh border crossing with Iran after a US-Israeli airstrike on the Iranian side killed an Iraqi traveler and destroyed the passport building.
Politico reports the Pentagon is running out of strategically significant targets in Iran, with remaining missile stockpiles buried in bunkers that air power alone cannot reach.
Iran told mediators it will not meet U.S. officials in Islamabad and considers American demands 'unacceptable,' killing the Pakistan-led ceasefire effort reported by the Wall Street Journal.
Iran's IRGC claimed an F-35 stealth kill, but wreckage photos show the red tail flash of the 494th Fighter Squadron's F-15E — and the misidentification is itself proof the debris is real.
The IRGC launched Wave 93 of Operation True Promise 4 on Friday, striking Israeli targets in western Galilee and Haifa with a mix of solid-fuel missiles and attack drones.
An A-10 Warthog providing close air support for the F-15E rescue mission was hit by Iranian fire, and the pilot flew the damaged jet to Kuwaiti airspace before ejecting safely.
Two HH-60G Pave Hawks conducting search and rescue for a downed F-15E crew in western Iran were struck by small arms fire; at least one crew member was wounded, and one airman remains missing.
Iran's Health Ministry reports 2,076 killed and over 26,500 wounded since U.S. and Israeli strikes began February 28, while independent tracker HRANA counts 3,531 dead including 1,607 civilians.
Iranian drones hit Kuwait's Mina Al-Ahmadi refinery and a separate strike damaged a power and water desalination plant -- two attacks on civilian infrastructure within hours.
Falling debris from a successful air defense interception struck Abu Dhabi's Habshan gas facilities, killing an Egyptian national during evacuation and injuring four others.
Our Homeland won 6.7 percent in the 2024 EU elections and is the only small party with a shot at clearing Hungary's 5 percent threshold -- making Laszlo Toroczkai a potential kingmaker on April 12.