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New Delhi said on Monday its diplomats were helping some Indian students relocate out of harm’s way in Iran, which has come under days of deadly Israeli bombardment. Tehran has hit back with strikes against Israel since it unleashed waves of attacks against Iran on Friday, sparking global alarm that the conflict could erupt into a regional war. New Delhi, which has relations with both countries, has sought to relocate its citizens within Iran after Tehran closed its airspace. “The Indian Embassy in Tehran is continuously monitoring the security situation and engaging Indian students in Iran to ensure their safety,” a foreign ministry statement said. “In some cases, students are being relocated with [the] Embassy’s facilitation to safer places within Iran,” the ministry added. There are around 10,000 Indian citizens in Iran, according to government data last year, while figures from 2022 listed more than 2,000 students in Iran. New Delhi on Friday said it stood ready “to extend all possible support” to both co...

ISRAEL: Eight killed in Iranian missile attack early Monday morning, one still missing ■ Emergency services report 21 dead, 631 wounded in Israel since Friday ■ IRAN: 45 women and children killed in Iran in recent hours, 75 wounded, Iran gov't says ■ GAZA: 38 Palestinians killed in shootings near food distribution centers, Hamas-run Health Ministry says

President Volodymyr Zelensky is awaiting a report from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine regarding Ukrainian citizens currently located in Israel and Iran.

As Israel and Iran continued an intense exchange of missiles for a third day, Israel’s National Emergency Service reported on Sunday night that at least four people were injured in Haifa following Iranian missile strikes, Qatari broadcaster Al Jazeera reported. Israel launched an air offensive against Iran on Friday, killing commanders and scientists and bombing nuclear sites in a stated bid to stop Tehran building an atomic weapon, which the latter has consistently denied, saying its uranium enrichment programme is for civilian purposes. What we know so far: Trump insists Israel and Iran should ‘make a deal’ Production suspended after Israel hits Iran’s South Pars gas field At least 13 killed, over 380 injured in Israel as Tehran responds with another missile barrage Germany, France, UK offer talks over nuclear programme British minister signals possible support for Israel; Iran denies asking Cyprus to convey messages to Israel 3 drones reportedly aimed at US base in Iraq shot down as Trump warns against att...

U.S. President Donald Trump claimed on Sunday that peace would soon be achieved by Israel and Iran, stressing he was making an extensive effort to make it happen.

As a result of Iran’s massive missile attack against Israel on June 14, five Ukrainian nationals were killed in the city of Bat Yam, including three minors.

Preşedintele SUA, Donald Trump, a declarat duminica aceasta că este "deschis" ca preşedintele rus, Vladimir Putin, să joace un rol de mediator în conflictul dintre Israel şi Iran, în care este "posibil" ca Statele Unite să fie implicate.

Autorităţile române se află în contact cu mai multe grupuri de cetăţeni români în Israel şi Iran, inclusiv un grup de pelerini aflaţi în Bethleem, prioritatea fiind securitatea acestora.

Israel doesn't necessarily have the firepower to take out each and every element of Tehran's nuclear program. Unless Iran attacks American targets, the next phase of the war is largely in Donald Trump's hands

Four of the fatalities, caused by a missile that fell between two buildings in central Israel, were a 10-year-old boy, a young girl, a 69-year-old woman, and an 80-year-old woman. Two additional bodies were recovered from the rubble later in the morning

• Defence minister warns each Muslim country could become target if Ummah fails to act together • Asad Qaiser says it is Pakistan’s moral duty to support Iran ISLAMABAD: Minister for Defence Kha­waja Asif on Saturday cal­le­­d on the Organisation of Islamic Coope­ra­tion (OIC) to hold an emergency meeting to map out a joint strategy in the wake of Israel’s ongoing aggression, warning that if the Muslim Ummah does not unite, every Muslim country’s turn will come. “The way Israel has targeted Yemen, Iran, and Palestine shows a larger game plan,” he said while speaking in the National Assembly. The remarks came as another war in Middle East has sparked a global turmoil. The defence minister pointed out that most of the Muslim nations were already facing security risks. “Strong leadership is needed now,” he remarked and described Israel’s brutal actions, particularly its military aggression against Iran as a serious threat to regional and global peace. Regretting the apathy of the Muslim world over the aggression...

Sirens sounded across Israel on Sunday evening and afternoon when Iran launches missiles ■ Ten killed, over 200 wounded on Saturday night ■ IDF says it targeted defense headquarters, foreign ministry, fuel depots in Tehran, Houthi military chief on Saturday night ■ Oman says U.S.-Iran talks will 'not take place now,' U.S. official says White House still committed to talks

Tensiunile dintre Israel și Iran, care păreau inițial limitate la cele două state, riscă să se transforme într-o criză regională cu implicații globale.

Over a year after an Iranian attack seriously wounded Mohammad al-Hassouni's 7-year-old daughter in a Bedouin village in southern Israel, his family and many others still lack shelters and are now forced to take cover under bridges or in abandoned buildings

Iran’s state TV said on Saturday that “heavy and destructive” attacks against Israel were expected within the coming hours, as the Israeli military continues its air campaign and talks between Tehran and the US over its nuclear programme were cancelled. The development comes a day after nearly 80 people, including top army officers, were killed while civilians were among over 300 wounded in Iran as a result of Israel’s strikes on military sites and private residences, according to the country’s UN envoy Amir Saeid Iravani. Israel’s military announced earlier it was launching attacks on several sites across Iran as it kept up its campaign targeting Tehran’s military and nuclear sites, following earlier threats that the Iranian capital “will burn” amid the latter’s retaliatory strikes targeting Israel. What we know so far: US-Iran nuclear talks cancelled, says Omani FM Military officers, scientists, civilians among 78 killed in Israeli strikes on Friday; 320 injured Tehran retaliates with ‘Operation True Promis...

The recent stun operations executed by Ukraine and Israel targeting military facilities on their adversaries’ soil indicate that both countries no longer trust the United States.

Israel says it struck the facility in Iran's Khorramabad, describing it as a site previously shown in Iranian media

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Saturday expressed “complete solidarity” with Iran amid heavy exchanges of missiles and airstrikes between Tehran and arch-foe Israel, while former foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari said that Pakistan cannot afford the conflict in Iran turning into Iraq 2.0 or World War III. There were reports of new Israeli strikes in Iran earlier today as Tel Aviv warned “Tehran will burn” after the Islamic Republic continued its barrage of overnight missiles in response to Israeli onslaught on its nuclear facilities that killed its top generals. The missile exchange comes a day after nearly 80 people, including top army officers, were killed while civilians were among over 300 wounded in Iran as a result of Israel’s strikes on military sites and private residences, according to the country’s UN envoy Amir Saeid Iravani. According to PTV News, the PM spoke over the phone to Iranian President Dr Masoud Pezeshkian, informing him that Pakistan stands in complete solidarity with the “broth...

The head of the Polish government, Donald Tusk, warned that a confrontation between Israel and Iran could destabilize the rest of the world.

Wizz Air anunță posibile întârzieri ale zborurilor spre și dinspre Dubai din cauza războiului Israel - Iran, precizând că poate fi nevoie de „opriri tehnice pentru realimentarea cu combustibil, pe anumite rute”.