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US-Israel-Iran War News Highlights: Drone incident sparks fire near Dubai International Airport; Qatar, Saudi condemn Iranian attacks
US-Israel-Iran War News Live Updates: The conflict involving Iran, Israel and the United States has rapidly escalated into one of the most dangerous crises in the Middle East in years. The war began on February 28 when US and Israeli forces launched coordinated airstrikes across Iran, killing the country’s supreme leader Ali Khamenei and triggering a wider regional confrontation.
Since then, Iran has responded with waves of missile and drone attacks targeting Israeli positions and shipping routes in the Strait of Hormuz — a crucial global energy corridor through which roughly a fifth of the world’s oil supply passes.
The disruption has shaken global markets, pushing oil prices sharply higher and prompting several major economies to release supplies from their strategic reserves.
Iranian officials have warned the conflict could turn into a prolonged war of attrition capable of severely damaging the global economy. Tehran says it still maintains control over the Strait of Hormuz and has threatened to target economic infrastructure linked to the United States and Israel. Iranian forces have also targeted commercial vessels in the Gulf, raising fears of a wider maritime crisis.
Early Friday, US President Donald Trump issued a fresh warning to Iran on social media, writing: “Watch what happens to these deranged scumbags today.” He also described the damage inflicted on Iran and its leadership as a “great honor”.
Meanwhile, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy claimed its ballistic missiles struck the USS Abraham Lincoln, causing heavy damage and forcing the US carrier to retreat from Gulf waters. Washington rejected the claim, saying the carrier remains fully operational and continues to support the military campaign known as Operation Epic Fury.
The conflict has also spread beyond the immediate battlefield. A powerful explosion shook buildings in Dubai, with a large cloud of smoke seen rising over a central area of the Middle East financial hub.The blast was followed by sirens from the direction of Sheikh Zayed Road.
At the same time, Saudi Arabia said its air defences intercepted dozens of drones entering its airspace as Iran expanded attacks on oil-rich Gulf countries in response to the US-Israeli strikes.
With fighting now entering its second week, concerns are growing that the conflict could widen further, threatening global trade, energy supplies and regional stability.
Since then, Iran has responded with waves of missile and drone attacks targeting Israeli positions and shipping routes in the Strait of Hormuz — a crucial global energy corridor through which roughly a fifth of the world’s oil supply passes.
The disruption has shaken global markets, pushing oil prices sharply higher and prompting several major economies to release supplies from their strategic reserves.
Iranian officials have warned the conflict could turn into a prolonged war of attrition capable of severely damaging the global economy. Tehran says it still maintains control over the Strait of Hormuz and has threatened to target economic infrastructure linked to the United States and Israel. Iranian forces have also targeted commercial vessels in the Gulf, raising fears of a wider maritime crisis.
Early Friday, US President Donald Trump issued a fresh warning to Iran on social media, writing: “Watch what happens to these deranged scumbags today.” He also described the damage inflicted on Iran and its leadership as a “great honor”.
Meanwhile, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy claimed its ballistic missiles struck the USS Abraham Lincoln, causing heavy damage and forcing the US carrier to retreat from Gulf waters. Washington rejected the claim, saying the carrier remains fully operational and continues to support the military campaign known as Operation Epic Fury.
The conflict has also spread beyond the immediate battlefield. A powerful explosion shook buildings in Dubai, with a large cloud of smoke seen rising over a central area of the Middle East financial hub.The blast was followed by sirens from the direction of Sheikh Zayed Road.
At the same time, Saudi Arabia said its air defences intercepted dozens of drones entering its airspace as Iran expanded attacks on oil-rich Gulf countries in response to the US-Israeli strikes.
With fighting now entering its second week, concerns are growing that the conflict could widen further, threatening global trade, energy supplies and regional stability.
- Five US refuelling tankers were struck and destroyed on ground at Saudi Arabia's Prince Salman Air Base, The Wall Street Journal reported.
- US President Donald Trump announced that the US military bombed the key Iranian island of Kharag, saying it has been "totally obliterated."
- In response, Iran warned that oil and energy infrastructure belonging to firms that cooperated with the United States would "immediately be destroyed and turned into a pile of ashes" if Iran's energy facilities were attacked.
- The US has announced a $10 million award for information on Iran's new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khameini and other senior officials.
- All six crew members of the KC-135 refuelling aircraft that crashed in Iraq were killed in the mishap, the US CENTCOM confirmed.
15:06 (IST) Mar 14
Iran Israel war: Smoke seen rising from direction of UAE energy facility
Smoke seen rising from direction of UAE energy facility, reports AFP.
15:03 (IST) Mar 14
Iran Israel war: 'Stay away from ports,' Iran to UAE residents
Iran military urges UAE residents to stay away from ports, reports AFP.
14:59 (IST) Mar 14
Iran news: Aaksa Air announces fuel surcharge on domestic and international flights
Akasa Air on Saturday announced that it will introduce a fuel surcharge ranging from Rs 199 to Rs 1,300 on domestic and international flight tickets booked from March 15, citing a sharp rise in aviation turbine fuel (ATF) prices amid escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
In a post on X, the airline said the surcharge will apply to all bookings made from 00:01 hrs on March 15, 2026, and will not be applicable to tickets booked before that time.
The airline said the additional charge will be levied per sector and will vary depending on the duration of the flight.
Read full story14:35 (IST) Mar 14
Iran news: Iran urges Muslim world to unite against US and 'Zionists'
The spokesperson of Iran's Armed Forces, Brigadier General Abolfazl Shekarchi, has addressed the leaders of Muslim states, calling for unity against the influence of the US and the Zionists, according to state broadcaster Press TV.
In a direct appeal to the leadership of Islamic nations, the Brigadier General stated, "Trust Islamic Republic and its Muslim people, and let us unite for the solidarity of the Islamic world against disbelief, polytheism, and hypocrisy led by the US and the Zionists."
These remarks, carried by Press TV, emphasise the General's call for solidarity across the Islamic world to challenge the current global leadership of the United States and the Zionists. This call for regional unity coincides with a significant escalation in military rhetoric.
In a direct appeal to the leadership of Islamic nations, the Brigadier General stated, "Trust Islamic Republic and its Muslim people, and let us unite for the solidarity of the Islamic world against disbelief, polytheism, and hypocrisy led by the US and the Zionists."
These remarks, carried by Press TV, emphasise the General's call for solidarity across the Islamic world to challenge the current global leadership of the United States and the Zionists. This call for regional unity coincides with a significant escalation in military rhetoric.
14:18 (IST) Mar 14
Iran news: 'No shortage of LPG in Maharashtra,' says CM Fadnavis; accuses Congress of causing panic
The Congress party is deliberately causing panic among the public and causing long lines outside LPG outlets. There is no shortage of gas: Devendra Fadnavis
13:41 (IST) Mar 14
Iran Israel war: Sanjay Raut accuses govt of spreading rumours that 'everything is running smoothly'
Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut on Saturday slammed the Central and Maharashtra government over the shortage of LPG cylinders, accusing them of spreading "a false narrative" and "engrossing" themselves in the election campaign rather than addressing the issue.
Sanjay Raut claimed that 40 per cent of the hotel industry has shut down due to the shortage, and people are queuing up while the government remains "silent".
He blamed the BJP's "failure" in international politics for the current situation.
"All of this is happening because this government has proven to be a failure in the realm of international politics. With what face do you intend to engage in dialogue with Iran? It is imperative to adopt a neutral stance and extend moral support to Iran; our diplomatic ties are not limited merely to facilitating the release of oil tankers," he added.
Sanjay Raut claimed that 40 per cent of the hotel industry has shut down due to the shortage, and people are queuing up while the government remains "silent".
He blamed the BJP's "failure" in international politics for the current situation.
"All of this is happening because this government has proven to be a failure in the realm of international politics. With what face do you intend to engage in dialogue with Iran? It is imperative to adopt a neutral stance and extend moral support to Iran; our diplomatic ties are not limited merely to facilitating the release of oil tankers," he added.
13:27 (IST) Mar 14
Iran Israel war: India repatriates non-essential crew members of Iranian ship in Kochi
India has repatriated the non-essential crew members of an Iranian warship that docked in Kochi on March 4 amid the escalating military conflict between Iran and the US, people familiar with the matter said on Saturday.
Over 50 of the 183 crew members have stayed back as the ship, IRIS Lavan, remains in Kochi, they said.
The non-essential sailors left India by a Turkish airline aircraft. The aircraft landed in Kochi late last night after picking up the bodies from Colombo of over 80 Iranian sailors of another warship that was sunk by a US submarine off the coast of Sri Lanka on March 4.
IRIS Lavan has remained in Kochi since March 4. The ship had developed urgent technical issues and was granted emergency docking approval on March 1 following a request from the Iranian side.
It is learnt that the Iranian sailors of IRIS Lavan will travel to Iran by road from Yerevan, Armenia's capital city.
The repatriation of the crew members comes as New Delhi makes efforts to ensure safe passage for over two dozen Indian-flagged merchant vessels currently stationed on either side of the Strait of Hormuz.
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar spoke to his Iranian counterpart Seyed Abbas Araghchi on Thursday night in the fourth such conversation since the West Asia crisis erupted.
Over 50 of the 183 crew members have stayed back as the ship, IRIS Lavan, remains in Kochi, they said.
The non-essential sailors left India by a Turkish airline aircraft. The aircraft landed in Kochi late last night after picking up the bodies from Colombo of over 80 Iranian sailors of another warship that was sunk by a US submarine off the coast of Sri Lanka on March 4.
IRIS Lavan has remained in Kochi since March 4. The ship had developed urgent technical issues and was granted emergency docking approval on March 1 following a request from the Iranian side.
It is learnt that the Iranian sailors of IRIS Lavan will travel to Iran by road from Yerevan, Armenia's capital city.
The repatriation of the crew members comes as New Delhi makes efforts to ensure safe passage for over two dozen Indian-flagged merchant vessels currently stationed on either side of the Strait of Hormuz.
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar spoke to his Iranian counterpart Seyed Abbas Araghchi on Thursday night in the fourth such conversation since the West Asia crisis erupted.
13:17 (IST) Mar 14
Israel Iran War News: Fire breaks out after Iranian drones strike UAE's Fujairah oil terminal
Multiple drones struck oil storage facilities at UAE's Port of Fujairah, setting off a fire at the strategic oil terminal, according to reports.
The Port of Fujairah sits outside the Strait of Hormuz on the Gulf of Oman, making it a strategically significant energy hub that allows oil exports to bypass the strait.
Read full story13:02 (IST) Mar 14
Israel Iran War News: IDF posts video of 'Hezbollah operatives' carrying rockets
12:36 (IST) Mar 14
Israel Iran War News: Iran says killing of IRIS Dena sailors 'will not go unanswered'
Amir Hatami, commander-in-chief of the Iranian army, has warned that the killing of 104 crew members from the IRIS Dena, one of the country’s newest warships, in the Indian Ocean upon returning from a military exercise, “will not go unanswered."
“The crew of the Dena destroyer had completed a peaceful mission and were targeted while on their way back to Iran,” he was quoted as saying by Iran’s IRNA news agency, adding that the sailors were attacked despite not being engaged in a direct battle.
“The name of Dena and the sacrifice of its crew will remain a symbol of courage and dedication in Iran’s naval history,” Hatami said. “The army will defend Iran’s maritime borders and strengthen its naval power with even greater determination.”
“The crew of the Dena destroyer had completed a peaceful mission and were targeted while on their way back to Iran,” he was quoted as saying by Iran’s IRNA news agency, adding that the sailors were attacked despite not being engaged in a direct battle.
“The name of Dena and the sacrifice of its crew will remain a symbol of courage and dedication in Iran’s naval history,” Hatami said. “The army will defend Iran’s maritime borders and strengthen its naval power with even greater determination.”
12:30 (IST) Mar 14
US Iran War: 'Congress creating panic over LPG situation,' says PM Modi
"Govt trying to minimise impact of war, but Congress failed to act as responsible party by creating panic," PM Modi says at rally in Assam's Silchar.
12:11 (IST) Mar 14
US Iran War: Two Indian-flagged LPG carriers pass through Strait of Hormuz
After Iran granted Indian-flagged tankers safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz amid the US-Israel war, the Indian-flagged LPG tanker ‘Shivalik’ has successfully crossed the Strait and the second LPG vessel, ‘Nanda Devi’, has also safely exited the key oil route.
Government sources said on Saturday that Shivalik is being escorted by the Indian Navy, which is expected to reach an Indian port within the next two days, with Mumbai or Kandla likely to be its destination. The ship has reached open sea and is sailing safely under Indian Navy guidance.
Meanwhile, 'Nanda Devi' is carrying more than 46,000 metric tonnes of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), critical for India’s energy supply chain, they added.
According to sources, both ships are being closely guided by naval assets to ensure safe transit through the strategically sensitive waters.
This move follows a high-level discussion between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian regarding the flow of goods and energy.
Government sources said on Saturday that Shivalik is being escorted by the Indian Navy, which is expected to reach an Indian port within the next two days, with Mumbai or Kandla likely to be its destination. The ship has reached open sea and is sailing safely under Indian Navy guidance.
Meanwhile, 'Nanda Devi' is carrying more than 46,000 metric tonnes of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), critical for India’s energy supply chain, they added.
According to sources, both ships are being closely guided by naval assets to ensure safe transit through the strategically sensitive waters.
This move follows a high-level discussion between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian regarding the flow of goods and energy.
11:45 (IST) Mar 14
US Iran War: Israel strikes apartment building in Beirut for second straight day
An Israeli strike hit an apartment building in a northern Beirut suburb that had also been targeted a day earlier, Lebanese media reported on Saturday.
An AFP correspondent saw rescue workers at the scene and damage, including a hole, in a building in the Nabaa-Burj Hammoud area, outside Iran-backed Hezbollah's strongholds in the capital's southern suburbs.
The same building had been struck on Friday without causing casualties.
An AFP correspondent saw rescue workers at the scene and damage, including a hole, in a building in the Nabaa-Burj Hammoud area, outside Iran-backed Hezbollah's strongholds in the capital's southern suburbs.
The same building had been struck on Friday without causing casualties.
11:31 (IST) Mar 14
US Iran War: Iranian media says no damage to Kharg oil infrastructure after US strike
No oil infrastructure was damaged in US strikes on Kharg Island, Iranian media reported on Saturday.
Fars news agency, citing sources on the ground, reported there had been no damage to oil facilities after President Donald Trump said US bombardment of the island had destroyed military targets.
Trump had threatened in a social media post to target oil infrastructure on the island, a crucial hub for Iran, if Tehran continued to block the strategic Strait of Hormuz.
Fars news agency, citing sources on the ground, reported there had been no damage to oil facilities after President Donald Trump said US bombardment of the island had destroyed military targets.
Trump had threatened in a social media post to target oil infrastructure on the island, a crucial hub for Iran, if Tehran continued to block the strategic Strait of Hormuz.
11:21 (IST) Mar 14
US Iran War: 'Stop targeting neighbours,' Hamas urges Iran
Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas on Saturday called on Iran to refrain from targeting neighbouring countries, while affirming Tehran's right to defend itself against Israel and the United States.
"While affirming the right of the Islamic Republic of Iran to respond to this aggression by all available means in accordance with international norms and laws, the movement calls on the brothers in Iran to avoid targeting neighbouring countries," Hamas said in a statement.
"While affirming the right of the Islamic Republic of Iran to respond to this aggression by all available means in accordance with international norms and laws, the movement calls on the brothers in Iran to avoid targeting neighbouring countries," Hamas said in a statement.
11:09 (IST) Mar 14
Israel Iran War News: 'US can provide reliable energy supply to Asia-Pacific,' says interior secretary Doug Burgum
The United States can provide "reliable" energy supplies to Asia-Pacific, US Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said Saturday, as the Middle East war cripples the region's oil and gas flow.
Oil and gas prices have surged since US-Israeli strikes on Iran killed its supreme leader and plunged the Middle East into war.
The conflict has virtually halted traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, a key transit point for oil and gas -- the vast majority of which is destined for Asia.
US President Donald Trump's "energy dominance" policy aims to ensure that "we have energy to allow for prosperity at home, and we have the ability to sell energy to our friends and allies," Burgum told an event in Tokyo bringing together 17 countries from the region.
That ensures the region has a "reliable, affordable and secure" energy supply that "can't be interrupted by a terrorist regime," he said.
Burgum also addressed the need for a secure supply of critical minerals, as countries push to cut their dependence on top exporter China.
Critical minerals such as lithium and cobalt are used in everything from electric vehicles, solar panels and smartphones to jet engines and guided missiles.
The forum, which was organised before the Middle East war erupted on February 28, brings together political leaders and US energy companies aiming to seal commercial agreements.
Oil and gas prices have surged since US-Israeli strikes on Iran killed its supreme leader and plunged the Middle East into war.
The conflict has virtually halted traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, a key transit point for oil and gas -- the vast majority of which is destined for Asia.
US President Donald Trump's "energy dominance" policy aims to ensure that "we have energy to allow for prosperity at home, and we have the ability to sell energy to our friends and allies," Burgum told an event in Tokyo bringing together 17 countries from the region.
That ensures the region has a "reliable, affordable and secure" energy supply that "can't be interrupted by a terrorist regime," he said.
Burgum also addressed the need for a secure supply of critical minerals, as countries push to cut their dependence on top exporter China.
Critical minerals such as lithium and cobalt are used in everything from electric vehicles, solar panels and smartphones to jet engines and guided missiles.
The forum, which was organised before the Middle East war erupted on February 28, brings together political leaders and US energy companies aiming to seal commercial agreements.
10:54 (IST) Mar 14
Israel Iran War News: IRGC posts footage of coordinated launch against US-Israeli positions
10:29 (IST) Mar 14
Israel Iran War News: Sri Lanka repatriates remains of 84 Iranian sailors killed in US torpedo strike
Sri Lanka has repatriated the remains of 84 Iranian sailors who were killed when their frigate was sunk by a US submarine, an official said.
Last week on Wednesday, Sri Lanka said it had recovered 84 bodies of Iranian sailors after the US submarine attack sank the Iranian frigate IRIS Dena off Galle on the island’s southern coast.
The ship was returning to Iran from Visakhapatnam, India, where it had participated in a naval fleet review exercise.
"Human remains were sent by the Iranian embassy on Friday - all 84", a foreign ministry spokesman said.
They were sent on a chartered Turkish airliner, which departed on Friday from the Mattala international airport in the southern district of Hambantota.
Last week on Wednesday, Sri Lanka said it had recovered 84 bodies of Iranian sailors after the US submarine attack sank the Iranian frigate IRIS Dena off Galle on the island’s southern coast.
The ship was returning to Iran from Visakhapatnam, India, where it had participated in a naval fleet review exercise.
"Human remains were sent by the Iranian embassy on Friday - all 84", a foreign ministry spokesman said.
They were sent on a chartered Turkish airliner, which departed on Friday from the Mattala international airport in the southern district of Hambantota.
10:21 (IST) Mar 14
Israel Iran War: Israel asks residents of Iran's Tabriz city to evacuate
Israel’s military has warned people to evacuate an industrial area west of Tabriz, a city in northwestern Iran, in a post on its Farsi-language X account.
The military said all people located in the area must urgently leave for their “safety and well-being”.
Attacks will take place in the coming hours, the military said.
The military said all people located in the area must urgently leave for their “safety and well-being”.
Attacks will take place in the coming hours, the military said.
10:15 (IST) Mar 14
Israel Iran War: 'Netanyahu duped Trump,' says Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has asserted that the Islamic Republic now views the United States and the Israeli regime as indistinguishable regarding the severity of their actions against the Iranian people.
In a statement shared on X, Mohammad-Baqer Qalibaf remarked,"Trump was duped by Netanyahu into starting the war and is now acting under his control."
The Speaker further clarified Tehran's current diplomatic and military stance, noting that, in light of the "major crime they have committed, Iran no longer makes 'any distinction' between the United States and the Zionist regime."
Qalibaf's comments come at a time of intensifying regional conflict, with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) continuing its series of "successful and decisive waves of unrelenting retaliatory strikes" against what it describes as hostile American and Israeli installations.
Regarding the future of the military engagement, the Speaker maintained a firm position, declaring that "the war will continue until the enemy's calculus is altered and they are driven to regret."
In a statement shared on X, Mohammad-Baqer Qalibaf remarked,"Trump was duped by Netanyahu into starting the war and is now acting under his control."
The Speaker further clarified Tehran's current diplomatic and military stance, noting that, in light of the "major crime they have committed, Iran no longer makes 'any distinction' between the United States and the Zionist regime."
Qalibaf's comments come at a time of intensifying regional conflict, with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) continuing its series of "successful and decisive waves of unrelenting retaliatory strikes" against what it describes as hostile American and Israeli installations.
Regarding the future of the military engagement, the Speaker maintained a firm position, declaring that "the war will continue until the enemy's calculus is altered and they are driven to regret."
10:00 (IST) Mar 14
Israel Iran War: Air Canada suspends Toronto-Dubai flights till May 1
Air Canada has suspended all its Toronto-Dubai flight operations till May 1 amid the escalating tensions in the Middle East.
The airlines said that they will resume their flight operations when safe passage is ensured. The carrier added that it will continue to add to its capacity to Delhi to provide travellers with options to Canada.
"Due to unrest in the Middle East, our Toronto-Dubai flights are cancelled until at least May 1. We plan to reintroduce service gradually when flights can safely resume. We continue to add capacity to Delhi to provide travellers with options to Canada," Air Canada wrote in a post on X.
Meanwhile, Air India and Air India Express will operate a total of 80 scheduled and non-scheduled flights to and from the West Asia region on March 14, the airline said.
According to a press release, the two carriers continue to operate their respective scheduled services to and from Jeddah and Muscat on March 14, operating a total of 10 flights to and from Jeddah and Air India Express operating 8 scheduled flights to and from Muscat.
The airlines said that they will resume their flight operations when safe passage is ensured. The carrier added that it will continue to add to its capacity to Delhi to provide travellers with options to Canada.
"Due to unrest in the Middle East, our Toronto-Dubai flights are cancelled until at least May 1. We plan to reintroduce service gradually when flights can safely resume. We continue to add capacity to Delhi to provide travellers with options to Canada," Air Canada wrote in a post on X.
Meanwhile, Air India and Air India Express will operate a total of 80 scheduled and non-scheduled flights to and from the West Asia region on March 14, the airline said.
According to a press release, the two carriers continue to operate their respective scheduled services to and from Jeddah and Muscat on March 14, operating a total of 10 flights to and from Jeddah and Air India Express operating 8 scheduled flights to and from Muscat.
09:58 (IST) Mar 14
Israel Iran War: Hezbollah chief warns of 'long confrontation' as Israel hits Lebanese infrastructure
Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem has asserted that the Tehran-backed organisation is prepared for a "long confrontation" with Israel, as Israeli authorities warned that Lebanon would face an "increasing price" through extensive damage to its national infrastructure, according to a report by The Times of Israel.
The conflict intensified on Friday following Hezbollah's decision to target Israel in retaliation for the killing of the Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khameini in joint strikes.
In his second televised address since the hostilities began, Qassem described the situation as an "existential battle, not a limited or simple battle," adding that his forces have "prepared ourselves for a long confrontation" and that the Israeli military "will be surprised on the battlefield."
The Israeli military confirmed it had destroyed a bridge over the Litani River, which connects the towns of Zrarieh and Tayr Falsay.
As reported by The Times of Israel, the IDF identified the structure as a "key crossing" used by Hezbollah to move between northern and southern Lebanon to "prepare for combat against IDF troops" and launch operations against civilians.
This strike represents the first time the Israeli military has officially acknowledged hitting public infrastructure since the war commenced.
The IDF maintained the move was necessary to neutralise a "threat to Israeli civilians and the continued harm to Lebanese civilians," further alleging that rocket launchers had been positioned in the immediate area.
The conflict intensified on Friday following Hezbollah's decision to target Israel in retaliation for the killing of the Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khameini in joint strikes.
In his second televised address since the hostilities began, Qassem described the situation as an "existential battle, not a limited or simple battle," adding that his forces have "prepared ourselves for a long confrontation" and that the Israeli military "will be surprised on the battlefield."
The Israeli military confirmed it had destroyed a bridge over the Litani River, which connects the towns of Zrarieh and Tayr Falsay.
As reported by The Times of Israel, the IDF identified the structure as a "key crossing" used by Hezbollah to move between northern and southern Lebanon to "prepare for combat against IDF troops" and launch operations against civilians.
This strike represents the first time the Israeli military has officially acknowledged hitting public infrastructure since the war commenced.
The IDF maintained the move was necessary to neutralise a "threat to Israeli civilians and the continued harm to Lebanese civilians," further alleging that rocket launchers had been positioned in the immediate area.
09:40 (IST) Mar 14
Israel Iran War: Qatar intercepts two missiles, evacuates key areas
Qatar announced on Saturday it intercepted two missiles, after blasts were heard in the capital Doha and authorities said they had evacuated some key areas.
Interceptors were seen downing two projectiles over the Qatari capital's downtown area and blasts were heard, according to AFP journalists, as Iran presses on with its retaliatory air campaign against Gulf states.
Earlier, the interior ministry said in a statement it was "evacuating several key areas as a temporary precautionary measure, within the framework of ensuring public safety until the danger has passed".
In Doha's central Musheireb district some residents received phone alerts telling them to "evacuate the area immediately... to the nearest safest place as a temporary precaution".
Scores of residents and some hotel guests in Musheireb rushed into underground car parks for shelter, an AFP journalist witnessed.
Law enforcement were out on the streets and some areas were cordoned off in Musheireb, which hosts a country office for US tech giant Google and the US payments firm American Express.
Musheireb also hosts some Qatari government offices.
In Lusail, north of Doha, police were also stationed at the entrance of the Qatar headquarters for US technology firm Microsoft.
Interceptors were seen downing two projectiles over the Qatari capital's downtown area and blasts were heard, according to AFP journalists, as Iran presses on with its retaliatory air campaign against Gulf states.
Earlier, the interior ministry said in a statement it was "evacuating several key areas as a temporary precautionary measure, within the framework of ensuring public safety until the danger has passed".
In Doha's central Musheireb district some residents received phone alerts telling them to "evacuate the area immediately... to the nearest safest place as a temporary precaution".
Scores of residents and some hotel guests in Musheireb rushed into underground car parks for shelter, an AFP journalist witnessed.
Law enforcement were out on the streets and some areas were cordoned off in Musheireb, which hosts a country office for US tech giant Google and the US payments firm American Express.
Musheireb also hosts some Qatari government offices.
In Lusail, north of Doha, police were also stationed at the entrance of the Qatar headquarters for US technology firm Microsoft.
09:33 (IST) Mar 14
Israel Iran War: Trump slams 'fake news media'; says Iran wants a deal
The Fake News Media hates to report how well the United States Military has done against Iran, which is totally defeated and wants a deal - But not a deal that I would accept! Thank you for your attention to this matter: Trump on Truth Social
09:29 (IST) Mar 14
Iran War News: Helipad at US embassy in Baghdad hit by missiles
Iraqi officials say a helipad at the US Embassy in Baghdad was hit by a missile, reports AP.
09:11 (IST) Mar 14
Iran War News: India announces 30-day visa extension to foreigners
India has announced the extension of visas and waiver of overstay penalty to foreigners stranded in the country due to the ongoing conflict in West Asia.
Indian Consulate in Dubai issued a notification announcing that all Visas and e-Visas expiring or due for expiry soon would be extended for a month on a gratis basis for the jurisdictional Foreigners Regional Registration Offices (FRROS).
Authorities said the penalty for any overstay by affected foreign nationals due to the ongoing conflict after February 28 would be waived.
The authorities also clarified that the exit permits will be issued free of charge to foreign nationals affected by the travel disruption so they can leave India once routes reopen.
The consulate also stated that if a foreign nation is unable to apply for an Exit Permit and Extension of Visas, then it would not be treated as a violation of migration legislation.
Indian Consulate in Dubai issued a notification announcing that all Visas and e-Visas expiring or due for expiry soon would be extended for a month on a gratis basis for the jurisdictional Foreigners Regional Registration Offices (FRROS).
Authorities said the penalty for any overstay by affected foreign nationals due to the ongoing conflict after February 28 would be waived.
The authorities also clarified that the exit permits will be issued free of charge to foreign nationals affected by the travel disruption so they can leave India once routes reopen.
The consulate also stated that if a foreign nation is unable to apply for an Exit Permit and Extension of Visas, then it would not be treated as a violation of migration legislation.
08:55 (IST) Mar 14
Iran War News: Drone attack on US embassy in Baghdad
A drone struck the US embassy in Baghdad on Saturday, an Iraqi security official said, as an AFP journalist saw smoke rising from the complex.
"A drone hit the embassy," the official said, with a second security source confirming that an attack had targeted the diplomatic mission.
The attack took place shortly after two Iran-backed fighters were killed in strikes on Iraq's capital, according to several sources.
"A drone hit the embassy," the official said, with a second security source confirming that an attack had targeted the diplomatic mission.
The attack took place shortly after two Iran-backed fighters were killed in strikes on Iraq's capital, according to several sources.
08:43 (IST) Mar 14
Iran War News: Dry fruit prices soar in Hyderabad amid Middle East tensions
Dry fruit prices in Hyderabad have surged by nearly 30-40 per cent as escalating geopolitical tensions in West Asia disrupt supply chains, affecting imports from key producing regions such as Afghanistan, Iran, Turkey, and parts of the Middle East.
Traders in the city say the ongoing conflicts involving Iran, Israel, and the United States, along with border tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan, have significantly slowed the movement of goods, leading to delays and higher transportation costs.
The disruption has particularly impacted businesses dependent on imports from these regions, with several consignments either delayed or stranded in transit. Traders say the instability has forced suppliers to shift to costlier logistics options such as air cargo, further increasing the prices of dry fruits in local markets. The sudden rise in prices is also affecting consumer demand, as retailers struggle to maintain a stable supply and convince customers amid the steep hike. (ANI)
Traders in the city say the ongoing conflicts involving Iran, Israel, and the United States, along with border tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan, have significantly slowed the movement of goods, leading to delays and higher transportation costs.
The disruption has particularly impacted businesses dependent on imports from these regions, with several consignments either delayed or stranded in transit. Traders say the instability has forced suppliers to shift to costlier logistics options such as air cargo, further increasing the prices of dry fruits in local markets. The sudden rise in prices is also affecting consumer demand, as retailers struggle to maintain a stable supply and convince customers amid the steep hike. (ANI)
08:25 (IST) Mar 14
Iran War News: Saudi air defence intercepts and destroys drone over Al-Jawf region
The Saudi Ministry of Defence announced on Saturday that its air defence forces have successfully neutralised an aerial threat in the northern part of the country.
In a formal statement, the ministry confirmed the "interception and destruction of a drone" after it was detected entering the airspace over the "Al-Jawf region in the north of the country."
The Ministry of Defence of Saudi Arabia stated that these drones were detected during the early hours of Friday and were neutralised before reaching their intended targets. Officials noted that the sheer volume of drones represents an "unusually high level of aerial threats for Saudi Arabia."
This latest incident follows a massive wave of hostilities earlier in the week. Saudi Arabia reported that its air defence systems intercepted nearly 50 drones that entered its airspace within a span of a few hours early Friday.
In a formal statement, the ministry confirmed the "interception and destruction of a drone" after it was detected entering the airspace over the "Al-Jawf region in the north of the country."
The Ministry of Defence of Saudi Arabia stated that these drones were detected during the early hours of Friday and were neutralised before reaching their intended targets. Officials noted that the sheer volume of drones represents an "unusually high level of aerial threats for Saudi Arabia."
This latest incident follows a massive wave of hostilities earlier in the week. Saudi Arabia reported that its air defence systems intercepted nearly 50 drones that entered its airspace within a span of a few hours early Friday.
08:15 (IST) Mar 14
US Iran war: US announces reward for information on Iran's new supreme leader, senior officials
The United States State Department has announced a bounty of $10 million for intelligence leading to Iran's new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, alongside several other high-ranking Iranian officials.
The move on Friday follows an escalation in regional hostilities after coordinated US-Israeli strikes targeted Iranian military installations, which were met with retaliatory missile and drone offensives across the Middle East on February 28.
The incentive was launched via the State Department's "Rewards for Justice" initiative. This programme provides financial compensation for information that assists in finding or bringing to justice individuals suspected of involvement in terrorism directed at the United States.
In addition to Khamenei, the programme's updated list includes Iran's interior minister and the minister of intelligence and security.
The move on Friday follows an escalation in regional hostilities after coordinated US-Israeli strikes targeted Iranian military installations, which were met with retaliatory missile and drone offensives across the Middle East on February 28.
The incentive was launched via the State Department's "Rewards for Justice" initiative. This programme provides financial compensation for information that assists in finding or bringing to justice individuals suspected of involvement in terrorism directed at the United States.
In addition to Khamenei, the programme's updated list includes Iran's interior minister and the minister of intelligence and security.
08:03 (IST) Mar 14
US Iran war: Iran threatens US-linked oil targets after Washington bombs key island
Iran's armed forces threatened on Saturday to destroy US-linked oil infrastructure after President Donald Trump said the United States had bombed Iran's oil hub Kharg Island.
The military's Al-Anbiya Central Headquarters said in a statement cited by Iranian media that oil and energy infrastructure belonging to firms that cooperated with the United States would "immediately be destroyed and turned into a pile of ashes" if Iran's energy facilities were attacked. (AFP)
The military's Al-Anbiya Central Headquarters said in a statement cited by Iranian media that oil and energy infrastructure belonging to firms that cooperated with the United States would "immediately be destroyed and turned into a pile of ashes" if Iran's energy facilities were attacked. (AFP)
07:30 (IST) Mar 14
Iran war: Fresh blast heard in Iraq's Baghdad
An explosion was heard in Iraq's capital Baghdad on Saturday, an AFP journalist reported, hours after a missile struck a powerful Iran-backed group in the city.
Residents in the Zayouna district in eastern Baghdad told AFP that the force of the blast shook their houses.
Explosions were heard earlier in Baghdad, which appeared to be a missile strike on a house used by the powerful Iran-backed group Kataeb Hezbollah, killing "a key figure" and wounding two others, according to a security source.
07:09 (IST) Mar 14
Iran war: US sending 2,500 Marines and at least one more warship to Middle East, report says
Roughly 2,500 Marines and at least one amphibious assault ship are headed for the Middle East, a U.S. official told The Associated Press.
The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive military plans, said that elements from the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit and the amphibious assault ship USS Tripoli have been ordered to the Middle East. The move would mark a major addition of troops to the region.
Marine Expeditionary Units are not only trained and equipped to conduct amphibious landings but they also specialize in bolstering security at embassies, evacuating civilians, and disaster relief. While the deployment is a major increase of troops to the region, it does not necessarily indicate that a ground operation is imminent or will take place at all.
The 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit, as well the Tripoli and other amphibious assault ships carrying the Marines are based in Japan and have been at sea in the waters of the Pacific Ocean for the past several days, according to images released by the military. Their location puts them more than a week away from the waters off Iran.
The deployment of the additional Marines was first reported by The Wall Street Journal.
The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive military plans, said that elements from the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit and the amphibious assault ship USS Tripoli have been ordered to the Middle East. The move would mark a major addition of troops to the region.
Marine Expeditionary Units are not only trained and equipped to conduct amphibious landings but they also specialize in bolstering security at embassies, evacuating civilians, and disaster relief. While the deployment is a major increase of troops to the region, it does not necessarily indicate that a ground operation is imminent or will take place at all.
The 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit, as well the Tripoli and other amphibious assault ships carrying the Marines are based in Japan and have been at sea in the waters of the Pacific Ocean for the past several days, according to images released by the military. Their location puts them more than a week away from the waters off Iran.
The deployment of the additional Marines was first reported by The Wall Street Journal.
06:09 (IST) Mar 14
Iran war: Trump says Iran’s plans to dominate Middle East and destroy Israel 'now dead'
US President Donald Trump said Iran had ambitions to dominate the entire Middle East region and destroy Israel, but claimed that those plans had now failed.
In a post on Truth Social, Trump wrote that Iran had aimed to expand its influence across the region and eliminate Israel.
“Iran had plans of taking over the entire Middle East, and completely obliterating Israel. JUST LIKE IRAN ITSELF, THOSE PLANS ARE NOW DEAD!”
In a post on Truth Social, Trump wrote that Iran had aimed to expand its influence across the region and eliminate Israel.
“Iran had plans of taking over the entire Middle East, and completely obliterating Israel. JUST LIKE IRAN ITSELF, THOSE PLANS ARE NOW DEAD!”
06:07 (IST) Mar 14
US Iran war: Five US Air Force refueling planes hit in Iranian strike on Saudi Arabia: WSJ
Five US Air Force refuelling planes were struck and damaged on the ground at Prince Sultan air base in Saudi Arabia, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, citing two US officials.
The aircraft were hit during an Iranian missile strike on the Saudi base in recent days, the report said.
According to the Wall Street Journal, the planes were damaged but not fully destroyed and are currently being repaired.
The report also said that no one was killed in the strikes.
The aircraft were hit during an Iranian missile strike on the Saudi base in recent days, the report said.
According to the Wall Street Journal, the planes were damaged but not fully destroyed and are currently being repaired.
The report also said that no one was killed in the strikes.
05:57 (IST) Mar 14
Iran war: Missile attack intercepted over Doha as Qatar evacuates key areas
Blasts were heard in Doha after Qatar’s interior ministry said it was evacuating several key areas as a precaution, according to AFP journalists.
Interceptors were seen over the Qatari capital’s downtown area downing two projectiles, an AFP journalist reported, as Iran presses its retaliatory air campaign against Gulf states.
Qatar’s defence ministry said its military had “intercepted missile attack which targeted State of Qatar”.
Earlier, the interior ministry said in a statement it was “evacuating several key areas as a temporary precautionary measure, within the framework of ensuring public safety until the danger has passed”.
In Doha’s central Musheireb district, some residents received phone alerts telling them to “evacuate the area immediately... to the nearest safest place”.
Interceptors were seen over the Qatari capital’s downtown area downing two projectiles, an AFP journalist reported, as Iran presses its retaliatory air campaign against Gulf states.
Qatar’s defence ministry said its military had “intercepted missile attack which targeted State of Qatar”.
Earlier, the interior ministry said in a statement it was “evacuating several key areas as a temporary precautionary measure, within the framework of ensuring public safety until the danger has passed”.
In Doha’s central Musheireb district, some residents received phone alerts telling them to “evacuate the area immediately... to the nearest safest place”.
05:55 (IST) Mar 14
Iran war: Iran allows India-flagged LPG carriers through Strait of Hormuz: Report
Iran has permitted two India-flagged liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) carriers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, according to a report by Reuters citing four sources with direct knowledge of the matter.
The report also cited two sources and shipping data from Lloyd's List Intelligence, stating that a crude oil tanker transporting Saudi Arabian oil is expected to reach India on Saturday after passing through the Strait of Hormuz around March 1.
The report also cited two sources and shipping data from Lloyd's List Intelligence, stating that a crude oil tanker transporting Saudi Arabian oil is expected to reach India on Saturday after passing through the Strait of Hormuz around March 1.
05:55 (IST) Mar 14
US Iran war: Iran FM Araghchi says US ‘begging’ nations, including India, to buy Russian oil
Seyed Abbas Araghchi, the foreign minister of Iran, criticised the United States over its position on Russian oil, alleging that Washington is now urging countries around the world—including India—to purchase Russian crude after previously pressuring them to halt such imports.
In a post on X, Araghchi wrote that the US had spent months pressuring India to stop buying oil from Russia, but was now asking the global community to continue purchasing Russian crude following two weeks of conflict with Iran.
He also took aim at European nations, claiming they supported what he described as an “illegal war” against Iran in the expectation that Washington would back them against Russia.
Araghchi dismissed that approach, saying Europe believed supporting the war would secure US support in its confrontation with Russia.
In a post on X, Araghchi wrote that the US had spent months pressuring India to stop buying oil from Russia, but was now asking the global community to continue purchasing Russian crude following two weeks of conflict with Iran.
He also took aim at European nations, claiming they supported what he described as an “illegal war” against Iran in the expectation that Washington would back them against Russia.
Araghchi dismissed that approach, saying Europe believed supporting the war would secure US support in its confrontation with Russia.
05:55 (IST) Mar 14
Iran-Israel War: Explosions heard in Baghdad: AFP
05:55 (IST) Mar 14
US Iran war: Trump US 'totally obliterated' military targets on Kharg Island
US President Donald Trump said the United States carried out a major bombing raid on Iran’s Kharg Island, claiming that American forces “totally obliterated” military targets there while choosing not to destroy the island’s oil infrastructure.
Kharg Island, located in the Persian Gulf, is the primary terminal through which Iran’s oil exports pass, making it a key part of the country’s energy sector.
Trump announced the operation in a social media post late Friday (US local time).
Kharg Island, located in the Persian Gulf, is the primary terminal through which Iran’s oil exports pass, making it a key part of the country’s energy sector.
Trump announced the operation in a social media post late Friday (US local time).
05:54 (IST) Mar 14
US Iran war: Explosions rock Tehran after US warns of heavier attacks
Heavy blasts shook Tehran late Friday, hours after the United States vowed intensified air strikes against Iran and reportedly sent Marines and additional ships to the Middle East.
The explosions came as the war between Iran and the United States and its allies continued to escalate across the region.
The explosions came as the war between Iran and the United States and its allies continued to escalate across the region.
05:54 (IST) Mar 14
Iran-Israel News: 12 killed in Israeli strike on health centre in south Lebanon, says ministry
An Israeli strike in southern Lebanon killed 12 medical workers at a healthcare centre, Lebanese health authorities said on Saturday.
According to officials, the strike hit a clinic in the town of Burj Qalawiya, killing doctors, paramedics and nurses working at the facility. Another strike in the town of Sawaneh killed two paramedics affiliated with Hezbollah and its ally Amal.
Read full storyWar between Iran, Israel, and the United States erupted after US-Israeli air strikes on February 28 killed Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei. Iran retaliated with missile and drone attacks, particularly around the strategic Strait of Hormuz, disrupting shipping and sending global oil prices soaring.
Tehran has warned the war could become a prolonged conflict capable of damaging the world economy, while US President Donald Trump insists Washington must “finish the job,” claiming most Iranian targets have already been hit.
The fighting has spread regionally, with Hezbollah launching attacks on Israel from Lebanon, prompting Israeli retaliation. The war has already caused heavy casualties, mass displacement, and major disruption to energy markets and aviation.
As tensions rise and diplomatic efforts stall at the United Nations Security Council, fears are mounting that the conflict could widen further and trigger a major global economic shock.
Tehran's retaliatory operations have also targeted American military bases in Gulf countries. Last week, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian "apologised' for the attacks and stated that Tehran would strike only if attacked first.
Trump has repeatedly claimed that the Iranian air force and navy have both been completely destroyed, leaving the country defenceless.
Tehran has warned the war could become a prolonged conflict capable of damaging the world economy, while US President Donald Trump insists Washington must “finish the job,” claiming most Iranian targets have already been hit.
The fighting has spread regionally, with Hezbollah launching attacks on Israel from Lebanon, prompting Israeli retaliation. The war has already caused heavy casualties, mass displacement, and major disruption to energy markets and aviation.
As tensions rise and diplomatic efforts stall at the United Nations Security Council, fears are mounting that the conflict could widen further and trigger a major global economic shock.
Tehran's retaliatory operations have also targeted American military bases in Gulf countries. Last week, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian "apologised' for the attacks and stated that Tehran would strike only if attacked first.
Trump has repeatedly claimed that the Iranian air force and navy have both been completely destroyed, leaving the country defenceless.
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