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Israel reportedly carried out a sweeping cyberattack that reduced Iran’s internet access to four percent and crippled key infrastructure. The operation accompanied airstrikes and aimed to disrupt military coordination and missile launches.
Iran sent more than $700 million to Hezbollah in 2025 while expanding its missile arsenal and regional proxy network. The spending highlights Tehran’s focus on military power abroad despite mounting economic hardship at home.
Times journalists describe how they verified and covered the death of cartel leader El Mencho and the violent retaliation that followed. They detail the sourcing, security precautions and ethical decisions behind reporting on powerful criminal organizations.
The Lufthansa group has canceled all flights to and from Tel Aviv and several other Middle Eastern destinations through March 7. Passengers can rebook free of charge or request a full refund.
Footage shows women reacting in disbelief after an airstrike hit a compound linked to Iran's Supreme Leader in Tehran. The United States and Israel said they launched major strikes, prompting Iran to vow a decisive response and raising fears of wider regional escalation.
Ben Gurion Airport is set to remain closed until at least Monday, according to Channel 12. Israir has canceled all flights through Monday morning and is offering cash refunds to affected passengers.
Israel and the United States launched sweeping strikes on Iranian military and nuclear-linked targets, prompting immediate retaliation from Tehran. Missile fire, regional base attacks and emergency measures across Israel signaled one of the most dramatic escalations in decades.
Sir Keir Starmer has convened an emergency committee as missile strikes intensify in the Middle East following attacks by the United States and Israel on Iran. The United Kingdom is not involved and is urging de-escalation while prioritising the safety of its nationals in the region.
President Donald Trump announced that the United States has launched major combat operations in Iran, citing nuclear and security threats. He urged Iranian forces to surrender and called on the Iranian people to seize control of their government.
Montana cowboys are helping build a therapeutic ranch in the northern Judean Desert for Israeli soldiers coping with trauma. The project combines ranching expertise with a tranquil desert setting to support healing through work with horses and nature.
After two months of lower fuel prices, rising global oil rates driven by United States and Iran tensions may push March petrol prices higher in the United Arab Emirates. Analysts say geopolitical risks are currently shaping market sentiment.
A Bolivian military plane carrying newly printed banknotes crashed near La Paz, killing 15 people and injuring at least 30. The accident scattered cash across a busy avenue and forced the temporary closure of the local airport.
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