Trump: US 'Obliterated' Targets at Iran's Oil Hub Kharg Island
President Donald Trump announced US bombing raids on Iran's Kharg Island, a critical oil export hub, while threatening further action if Strait of Hormuz shipping is disrupted.
President Donald Trump announced US bombing raids on Iran's Kharg Island, a critical oil export hub, while threatening further action if Strait of Hormuz shipping is disrupted.
An explosion has damaged a Jewish school in Amsterdam, with the city's mayor calling it a targeted attack against the Jewish community. Police responded quickly, limiting damage.
Analysis of Trump's Truth Social post on the Kharg Island strike reveals it targeted Iran, global oil markets, and domestic voters, highlighting the island's role as a global economic pressure valve.
Monica Kwong denies defrauding her former Hong Kong employer of £16.3m as court hears details of alleged Chinese spy ring targeting dissidents in Britain.
The US deploys thousands of Marines and advanced fighter jets to the Strait of Hormuz as Iran's attacks on oil tankers send global prices soaring.
With Iran targeting maritime traffic in the vital Strait of Hormuz, experts analyze military and technological strategies to safeguard global oil and gas trade routes.
A man obsessed with survivalism has been sentenced to five years in prison after police discovered a loaded pistol, ammunition manufacturing tools, and survival guides in his home.
PC Samson Akinnawo, featured in the Met's 'Change Needs You' campaign, appeared in court charged with stalking and harassing a woman, admitting to one offence while awaiting trial.
A US KC-135 refueling aircraft crashed in western Iraq, resulting in the deaths of all six crew members. The incident is under investigation, with no indication of hostile fire.
A recent military exercise, Operation Epic Fury, sparks debate on what values and lessons children can learn from such displays of defense and strategy in modern society.
Australia's Pine Gap surveillance base is central to US military operations in Iran, raising questions about complicity in war despite government claims of defensive actions.
Jewish communities across the United States are urging increased security measures and funding following a violent attack on a Michigan synagogue, citing rising antisemitism and global tensions.
British nationals in the UAE face arrests and fines under cyber-crime laws for sharing videos of missile strikes, as authorities warn against disturbing public security.
Serbia has purchased Chinese CM-400AKG supersonic missiles for its air force, becoming the first European nation to deploy them. Croatia criticizes the move as destabilizing.
Ayman Mohamad Ghazali, who drove a vehicle into a Michigan synagogue, lost four relatives in an Israeli strike in Lebanon. Security guards prevented a mass-casualty event.
Reports indicate Israel is training and funding Palestinian militias in Gaza to oppose Hamas, raising concerns about long-term stability and human rights.
A tragic US military plane crash in Iraq has resulted in the deaths of all crew members on board, with authorities launching a full investigation into the incident amid heightened regional tensions.
A US military KC-135 refueling aircraft crashed in western Iraq, killing four crew members. Rescue efforts continue for two others, with no hostile fire involved.
Israel has ordered residents within 25 miles of the Lebanon border to evacuate north, leaving cities like Nabatieh deserted as airstrikes escalate. The military considers a broader campaign against Hezbollah after intense attacks.
NATO forces intercepted an Iranian ballistic missile in Turkish airspace, prompting UK Foreign Office warnings of significant security risks for British nationals traveling to the region.
A Lebanese-born American citizen drove a vehicle into a Michigan synagogue while 140 children were present. The suspect's family members were killed in an Israeli airstrike in Lebanon last week.
The Pentagon has accused pro-MAGA journalists of escalating tensions with Iran through biased reporting, raising concerns about media influence on national security.
Former CIA analyst David McCloskey expresses surprise at Israel's precision intelligence in Iran, highlighting Mossad's deeper penetration compared to US capabilities in his new novel The Persian.
The Trump administration quietly rescinded federal limits on no-knock warrants, reversing reforms sparked by Breonna Taylor's death and raising concerns about police accountability and civil rights.
President Donald Trump reportedly told G7 leaders that Iran is nearing surrender after weeks of bombardment, while Tehran's new supreme leader vows retaliation and oil prices surge.
A US KC-135 refueling aircraft crashed in Iraq following a suspected mid-air collision with another KC-135 during Operation Epic Fury. Rescue efforts are underway for at least five crew members.
Residents in Metula, Israel, maintain daily life despite Hezbollah rocket attacks, hoping military action will end years of border conflict and restore stability to the region.
The Trump administration faces criticism for trivializing the Iran conflict through daily social media posts as casualties mount. Iranian diaspora in California express horror while FBI implements controversial MMA training.
A UK-wide police operation has arrested over 2,000 suspects and closed 335 county lines, seizing drugs, weapons, and gold, while safeguarding nearly 800 exploited children.
Experts explore the constitutional framework and historical precedents governing the US military's relationship with civilian leadership, amid hypothetical scenarios of political crisis.