ISRAEL AIRSTRIKE
Israel extends foreign workers’ visas amid ongoing missile strikes and airport shutdown
Due to the ongoing conflict and the suspension of outbound passenger flights, Israel has automatically extended visas for all foreigners legally residing in the country as of June 12, 2025, until September 30, 2025. Ben Gurion Airport remains closed after Iran fired over 400 ballistic missiles at Israel, leaving approximately 40,000 tourists stranded.
Israel-Iran conflict: Israeli strikes killed 585 people in Iran, human rights group says
Israeli airstrikes hit Tehran, causing casualties and prompting residents to flee. A human rights group reports hundreds dead in Iran. Tensions escalate as Iran and the US trade threats. Donald Trump demands Iran's surrender. Iran vows retaliation for the attacks. Missiles were fired by both sides. The US Embassy in Jerusalem remains closed.
Israel-Iran war: Massive USAF tanker armada spotted heading east over Atlantic — what move is U.S planning next?
More than two dozen US Air Force tankers are flying east, the tankers took off from bases across the United States. This movement coincides with rising tensions between Israel and Iran. The US might be preparing to support Israel's air strikes. Another possibility includes preparing for direct US military involvement.
World War III in the air? Benjamin Netanyahu–Ali Khamenei's conflict is now on a knife's edge
World War III Forecast: As Israel escalates strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, fears grow that the conflict could spill over into a global war. With the US cautious, Russia posturing, and regional powers on edge, the Israel-Iran clash has sparked heated debate over whether World War III has begun. While both nations trade blows and threats, the world’s powers remain largely uninvolved—at least for now. Beneath the surface, domestic pressures and global rivalries fuel an unpredictable and dangerous standoff.
All about GBU-57, the 30,000-pound U.S. beast that could help Israel neutralize Iran’s deepest threat
Amidst escalating tensions, Israel's offensive against Iran intensifies, targeting military and nuclear sites, including the heavily fortified Fordo enrichment facility. The GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrator, a powerful U.S. bunker-buster, emerges as a potential game-changer for destroying deeply buried targets. Speculation rises about possible U.S.
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Iran supreme leader Ayatollah Khamenei reportedly removed from decision making after mental health breakdown
Ayatollah Khamenei mental health is at the center of a major leadership shift in Iran, according to opposition outlet Iran International. Reports suggest the 86-year-old Supreme Leader was removed from key decisions after suffering a mental breakdown during escalating conflict with Israel. He was allegedly moved to a secure underground bunker in Tehran with his son Mojtaba Khamenei, following Israeli airstrikes. Senior military officials and Iran’s Supreme National Security Council are now believed to be handling national decisions. This shocking development could reshape Iran’s political future and raises serious concerns about its leadership amid rising regional tensions.
Tehran evacuation order: Trump calls for immediate withdrawal from Iran’s capital — what we know so far
Donald Trump has called for immediate evacuation of parts of Tehran. This follows intensified Israeli airstrikes. Nuclear sites are targeted. Hundreds have died. Israel's defense minister warns Iran's leader may face a fate similar to Saddam Hussein. Trump hints at sending officials to meet with Iran. Global leaders affirm Israel's right to self-defense. They call for de-escalation.
Trump may obliterate Iran’s Fordow nuclear site - all about the B-2 bomber and bunker buster bomb
Israel is focused on stopping Iran from developing nuclear weapons at Fordow. Fordow is an underground facility near Tehran. If Fordow remains intact, Israel will consider its mission a failure. The United States has a powerful bomb, but its use is uncertain. Israel may act independently, exploring alternative strategies beyond airstrikes. The situation remains tense, with potential for significant action.
From friends to foe: How Iran became US and Israel's 'Jaani Dushman'
Israel recently conducted airstrikes damaging Iranian installations. The US may join the conflict. Once, the US and Iran had strong ties. A US-backed coup ousted Iran's PM in 1953. The Shah era saw nuclear cooperation. After recognising Israel in 1948, Iran and Israel were allies. The 1979 revolution changed everything. Hostilities have escalated, shaping current tensions.
Broadcast blackout looms: Israel says Iran’s TV and radio networks may soon vanish completely
An Israeli airstrike targeted the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) headquarters in Tehran, disrupting a live broadcast. Iran has condemned the attack as a "war crime" and urged the UN Security Council to intervene. Israel's Defense Minister had warned of the broadcaster's imminent demise, asserting that it was a propaganda tool.
Stop the starvation policy in Gaza ghetto
The article highlights the alarming situation in Gaza. It draws parallels between Israel's actions and historical events. Access to food and aid is severely restricted. This has led to acute food shortages. A significant portion of the population faces famine. The article urges international intervention. It calls for an end to the denial of essential resources to Gaza.
Buried deep and built to last: Iran’s Fordow nuclear site in the mountains poses a colossal challenge for Israel
Recent Israeli airstrikes, codenamed "Rising Lion," targeted Iran, eliminating military leaders and nuclear scientists, but the heavily fortified Fordow Fuel Enrichment Plant remains largely intact. While Natanz suffered partial damage, Fordow, buried deep within a mountain, is crucial to Iran's uranium enrichment program, nearing weapons-grade levels.
Iranians flee capital for safety as Israeli airstrikes intensify
Amid escalating tensions, Tehran residents are fleeing, fearing intensified Israeli airstrikes. Warnings from the Israeli military prompted panic, despite Iranian authorities' attempts to downplay the situation. Civilians are stocking up on essentials, facing challenges accessing cash and rising food prices.
Ali Khamenei reportedly in a bunker in Lavizan — details emerge about where Iran’s supreme leader is hiding
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and his family are reportedly hiding in a Lavizan bunker. This follows Israeli airstrikes on Tehran and, for the first time, Mashhad. Sources suggest Israel could have targeted Khamenei earlier. However, they wanted to give him a chance to halt Iran's uranium enrichment program.
Israel-Iran war update: Pakistan to nuke Israel? Top Iranian commander unveils shocking plan
Iranian official claimed Pakistan warned of a nuclear response if Israel uses nuclear weapons first. While Pakistan has urged Muslim unity against Israel and expressed strong support for Iran, it has not officially confirmed any nuclear threats.
Iran executes alleged Mossad spy Ismail Fakhri by hanging
Iran has executed Ismail Fakhri, who was accused of spying for Israel’s intelligence agency, Mossad. The hanging was carried out following a court conviction for alleged espionage. Iranian authorities claimed Fakhri collaborated with the “Zionist regime,” a term commonly used in Iran to refer to Israel, according to Fars News Agency
Global energy crisis soon? As Israel targets Iran’s South Pars gas field, oil prices may rise further to $200–$300 per barrel, warns Iraqi Minister. Here’s what happened in Middle East conflict
Iraq’s foreign minister warns that the conflict between Israel and Iran could push global oil prices to $200–$300 per barrel. A strike on Iran’s South Pars gas field has reduced production. Further escalation in the region may disrupt exports, cause inflation and affect both energy producers and importers worldwide.
Critical damage dealt to key nuclear site in Iran, says IAEA
The IAEA reported that multiple Israeli strikes against Iran's uranium-conversion facility at Isfahan, 400 km south of Tehran, resulted in serious damage. Successfully knocking out Isfahan would be significant because it's the only location for converting uranium into the feedstock used by centrifuges, which in turn separate the uranium isotopes needed for nuclear power or bombs.
Israel killed IRGC intelligence chief and his deputy, says Netanyahu as conflict rages on in Middle East
Netanyahu has claimed that Israel has killed Iranian IRGC intelligence chief Brigadier General Mohammad Kazemi and his deputy. Israeli attacks have resulted in the deaths of at least 14 Iranian nuclear scientists. The IDF released a list of nine scientists who worked on Iran's nuclear program and were killed in Israeli attacks. At least 406 people have lost their lives in Israel’s strikes in Iran, and another 654 were left wounded.
Israeli firing kills 41 people in Gaza, medics say
Israeli fire reportedly killed at least 41 Palestinians across Gaza on Sunday, including some near aid sites. Health officials reported casualties from airstrikes and shootings as people sought food. COGAT claims to have facilitated the entry of aid trucks, while Hamas denies stealing aid. Gaza's health ministry states that hundreds have died near aid distribution sites.
Iran-US nuclear talks shot down by Israeli attacks; what it means for Middle East and Tehran’s path to acquire nukes
Escalating tensions in the Middle East, triggered by Israeli airstrikes on Iranian military and nuclear sites and Iran's retaliatory missile launch, have derailed nuclear talks between Iran and the US. Oman confirmed the cancellation of scheduled negotiations. Israel's actions were potentially aimed at sabotaging the talks and preventing Iran from achieving nuclear weapon status.
Iran launches waves of missiles at Israel in response to airstrikes
Early Saturday, Iran and Israel exchanged missile and airstrikes, escalating tensions after Israel's offensive aimed to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons. Air raid sirens blared in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem as Iranian missiles targeted Israel, while explosions were reported in Tehran. The conflict intensified fears of a broader regional war, with both sides trading accusations and casualties.
Israel, Iran launch more barrages as Israel aims to wipe out Tehran's nuclear program
Early Saturday, Iran and Israel exchanged airstrikes, escalating tensions after Israel's offensive aimed at preventing Iran's nuclear weapon development. Air raid sirens blared in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem as Iranian missiles targeted Israel, while explosions rocked Tehran. The strikes followed Israeli attacks on Iranian nuclear sites and military figures, raising fears of a wider regional conflict despite weakened Iranian allies.
Unprovoked and unacceptable: Russia condemns Israel's Operation Lion strikes on Iran
Russia strongly criticizes Israel's strike on Iran. Moscow calls the attack unprovoked and unacceptable. The Russian Foreign Ministry expresses extreme concern over rising tensions. Kremlin accuses Israel of violating international law. Russia warns of serious consequences for the region. The ministry says Israel chose to escalate tensions. Russia condemns the use of force against Iran.
Has Israel’s attack on Iran failed? Fordow nuclear fuel enrichment plant untouched
Israel’s June 13, 2025, attack targeted Iranian nuclear facilities but failed to strike Fordow, a critical enrichment site. Iran’s nuclear program remains resilient without Fordow’s destruction. The strike hit Natanz and killed scientists, but Fordow’s untouched status limits long-term damage to Tehran’s nuclear ambitions.
India calls for restraint, dialogue amid rising tensions between Iran and Israel
Following escalating hostilities, India has called on Iran and Israel to de-escalate tensions and pursue dialogue and diplomacy. This plea comes after Israel's Operation Rising Lion, a series of airstrikes targeting Iranian nuclear and military infrastructure, significantly intensified the existing conflict. The Ministry of External Affairs emphasized the need to resolve underlying issues through existing diplomatic channels.
ONGC shares jump 3% as Brent Crude spikes over 12% on Mideast tensions
ONGC share prices rose over 3% on Friday after Brent crude surged more than 12% amid rising geopolitical tensions following Israel’s airstrike on Iran. With oil prices climbing to multi-month highs, ONGC stands to benefit from improved realisations, boosting earnings from its upstream operations.
IOC, BPCL, other OMC shares tumble up to 6% as brent crude tops $75/bbl amid Israel-Iran tensions
Oil marketing companies' shares declined. This happened after Brent crude prices increased significantly. Israel's airstrike on Iran caused this surge. The airstrike heightened geopolitical tensions. Concerns arose about potential disruptions to global oil supplies. Indian Oil Corporation, Bharat Petroleum Corporation, and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation shares all fell. The market is reacting to the escalating conflict in the Middle East.
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