Iran’s foreign minister said Tuesday his country was prepared to continue attacks for as long as necessary and ruled out talks after President Donald Trump said the war with Iran would be over “very soon”.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards said on Tuesday they would “determine the end of the war” in the Middle East after US President Donald Trump said the conflict would end “soon”.
NATO said it shot down a second ballistic missile fired from Iran in Turkish airspace on Monday, prompting a stern warning from Turkey to Tehran not to take “provocative steps”.
US President Donald Trump said that the war on Iran would end soon, without setting a date, as he claimed the US-Israeli attack had achieved objectives.
The United States struck more than 5,000 targets during the first 10 days of the Iran war, the US military said on Monday.
Russia’s President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump discussed the Iran war and Ukraine conflict during a “frank and constructive” telephone call today, the Kremlin says.
Iran accused European countries of creating the conditions that led to the US and Israel attacking the Islamic republic and triggering a war.
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday pledged “unwavering support” to Iran’s new supreme leader, Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, appointed after his father and predecessor was killed in US-Israeli strikes.
Several blasts rocked central Israel on Monday, seriously injuring at least two people, emergency services said, shortly after the military reported it had detected new missiles launched from Iran.
Turkey’s Defense Ministry on Monday said it had deployed six F-16 fighter jets to Northern Cyprus as a security measure.
