Iran, Israel, US Caught in Protracted Low-Intensity Conflict
Iran, Israel, and the US are locked in a new normal of low-intensity conflict two months after Iran's nominal cease-fire.
Iran, Israel, and the US are locked in a new normal of low-intensity conflict two months after Iran's nominal cease-fire.
Iranians are caught between fear of war and economic collapse, while hoping for a peaceful resolution.
US strikes in southern Iran target Tehran's ability to control the Strait of Hormuz, a vital global oil transit chokepoint.
Iranian women fleeing their homeland face deportation to the Central African Republic, a country with a US 'Do Not Travel' advisory.
US and Iran trade escalating strikes, raising fears of a return to all-out war amidst heightened regional tensions.
Analysis of satellite images and videos suggests a precise US strike on an Iranian water facility, sparking debate on intent and potential war crimes.
Two water tanks supplying thousands in Iran were damaged by unspecified strikes, state media reported, with the U.S. military declining comment.
Israel strikes Lebanese city of Tyre following evacuation warning, as Iran threatens further retaliation amid faltering truce efforts.
US vows retaliation after Iran allegedly downs military helicopter, escalating regional tensions.
Israel strikes Lebanese city of Tyre following evacuation warnings and Iran's threat of retaliation.