Video and images from the scene of a US airstrike on a wedding in Iran show that the explosion was caused by a direct hit from a US munition, according to a Reuters analysis published on 4 September.

US President Donald Trump is having discussions with his senior aides about “whether to declare the Iran war over,” according to sources cited by the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) on 2 September. “Trump ...

The US overtook Russia as Turkiye's largest crude oil supplier in June, as western sanctions on Russian energy firms and Ukrainian attacks in the Black Sea pushed Turkish refiners toward Washington.

Germany approved nearly $930 million worth of military exports to Israel between January and June of this year, Der Spiegel reported on 2 August, amid Israel's ongoing genocide of Palestinians in Gaza ...

“Enemy artillery shelling targeted the town of Mansouri a short while ago, from enemy artillery positions in Bayyada and Shaama, south of Tyre,” Lebanon’s National News Agency (NNA) reported on the ...

US President Donald Trump's approval rating has dropped to a record low of 32 percent due to the war on Iran and its economic fallout, a University of Massachusetts (UMass) Amherst national survey ...

Iraq’s Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi has rejected a proposal from Washington requesting that US troops maintain a presence in the country after the 30 September deadline that has been linked to the ...

US President Donald Trump's relatives and their business associates have won preliminary approval to establish a bank amid a deregulation push that is creating a wave of new banks tied to fintech and ...

Iran said on 23 August that it discovered a new gas field in the country’s waters worth over 200 billion cubic meters, coinciding with US-Israeli threats to attack Iranian energy infrastructure and ...

Georgia officially refused to implement the EU's newest sanctions against Iran, Interpressnews reported on 17 August, with Tengiz Sharmanashvili, a member of parliament for the ruling Georgian Dream ...

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian said on 21 August that sanctions and pressure will not resolve the US war on Iran, after Washington threatened governments, including Beijing, with severe ...

Denmark, Sweden, and Turkiye charge service fees for vessels to pass through narrow waters in their maritime territory, providing a precedent for Iran and Oman to do the same for the Strait of Hormuz ...