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LIVE Updates: Israel-Iran Conflict Escalates Across the Middle East
Israeli forces continue to intensify strikes on Tehran and Beirut, hitting strategic locations including the Iranian state broadcaster. The attacks have pushed the death toll in Iran and Lebanon past 600, as the conflict enters its most volatile phase in recent years.
US President Donald Trump has signaled that the military campaign against Iran could last about four weeks. In a firm warning, he pledged that Washington will do whatever it takes to neutralize Tehran’s missile and nuclear capabilities, underscoring the seriousness of the joint Israel-US operation.
Meanwhile, Gulf states are feeling the reverberations of the fighting. Kuwait has reported detecting a wave of Iranian missiles and drones in its airspace. Officials stressed that the country’s armed forces remain on high alert to defend national territory and ensure the safety of citizens. “The army affirms full readiness to deal with all threats,” a statement said, highlighting the tense vigilance across the region.
The UAE has also reported dealing with missile threats, while early Tuesday saw multiple explosions over Doha, Qatar. The Qatari military confirmed it successfully intercepted two ballistic missiles before they could enter the country, noting that the pre-approved operational plans were executed immediately to prevent damage.
The impact of the conflict has reached critical infrastructure. Iran has struck energy facilities across the Gulf, causing global oil and gas prices to spike. Qatar’s state-owned petroleum company temporarily suspended liquefied natural gas production after two facilities were hit, while Saudi Arabia shut its largest domestic oil refinery as a precautionary measure. Adding to the tension, Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps declared the Strait of Hormuz—through which a fifth of the world’s oil supply passes—“closed,” warning that any vessels attempting to navigate it would face attack.
Across Israel, missile threats have continued. The Israeli military reported interceptions over West Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and Eilat. At least ten people have been killed since Saturday. In Lebanon, heavy Israeli airstrikes targeted Hezbollah strongholds in Beirut following earlier forced evacuations of residents. Officials reported at least 52 deaths and more than 150 wounded.
The US military confirmed that six American troops have lost their lives amid the fighting, a stark reminder of how the conflict has expanded beyond national borders and into a full-scale regional crisis. Analysts warn that these developments could further destabilize the Middle East if hostilities continue unchecked.
The situation is evolving rapidly. Every strike, interception, and political statement adds another layer to a conflict that now grips multiple countries, sending shockwaves through energy markets, regional security, and international diplomacy.
Welcome to our coverage. Stay with us for the latest updates, reactions, and analysis as the situation continues to unfold across the region. Our Coverage has ended here. You can visit here for fresh coverage on 4th March 2026.
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Sirens in Bahrain
Sirens in Bahrain have been activated, the country’s interior minister says in a statement.
“Citizens and residents are requested to proceed to the nearest safe place,” it added.
Al jazeera Reports
UN Nuclear Chief Rafael Grossi Says No Evidence of Coordinated Iranian Weapons Program
The head of the United Nations nuclear watchdog said Monday that inspectors have found no proof of a coordinated Iranian effort to develop nuclear weapons, even as the United States and Israel have raised alarms about Tehran’s nuclear activities. Read more
At Least 40 Killed, 246 Wounded in Lebanon Amid Escalating Israel-US Attacks on Iran
At least 40 people have died and 246 were injured in Israeli attacks on Lebanon, Lebanon’s Health Ministry confirmed. Hezbollah reported downing an Israeli drone in southern Lebanon in retaliation for strikes on multiple towns.
Iran’s UN ambassador warned that Tehran will continue defensive operations against U.S. and Israeli targets. The conflict is already affecting the region economically, with tourism forecasts projecting losses of up to $56 billion due to reduced international arrivals. read more
Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian Says Government Still Functioning, Trump Rules Out Talks and Oman Reports Drone Strikes
Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian assured citizens Monday that government institutions remain functional despite escalating U.S. and Israeli attacks.
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Iran bans food exports as wartime measure: Report
Iran has announced a ban on all exports of food and farm products, the semiofficial Tasnim news agency is reporting.
“The export of all food and agricultural products has been banned until further notice,” the agency reported, citing a government statement.
“The government has prioritised the supply of essential goods for the people.” AL JAZEERA
Jordan’s civil aviation authority reopens airspace
The Jordanian Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission has announced the reopening of the country’s airspace, reversing a partial closure in effect since Monday night.
In a statement, the authority said the decision had been made after an in-depth risk assessment in coordination with all stakeholders.
Al Jazeera
'Did Not Bow to America, Spoke on Palestine': Shia Kashmiris on Khamenei's Death
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'We will burn enemies’ hearts': Who is Ali Larijani, part of transitional council that will run Iran after Khamenei's death?
Following the death of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, one name that is on everyone's lips is that of Ali Larijani. Ali Larijani is currently the Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council. For decades, Ali Larijani was the calm and practical face of the Iranian government.
MEA seeks early end to war; Rahul Gandhi slams PM Modi's 'silence' on Khamenei's killing
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India must be morally clear': Rahul Gandhi slams PM Modi's 'silence' on Khamenei's assassination
India must be morally clear': Rahul Gandhi slams PM Modi's 'silence' on Khamenei's assassination
Warning that hostilities in West Asia is heading towards “wider conflict”, top Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday said India must be "morally clear" and should have the "courage to speak" in defence of international law, as he questioned Prime Minister
Second Day of Curfew-Like Restrictions in J&K, Omar Abdullah Condemns Khamenei's Assassination
The J&K government has extended the closure of educational institutions in Kashmir till March 7 in view of the prevailing tensions.
Israel used AI tools and algorithms To Track Iran's Supreme Leader
Israel used AI tools and algorithms it had developed to sort through mountains of data it was amassing on Iran’s leadership and their movements,
Israel hacked Tehran traffic cameras to track Khamenei ahead of assassination
Israel hacked into Tehran’s extensive traffic camera network in order to track the bodyguards of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and other top Iranian officials, the Financial Times reported on Monday, citing two people familiar with the matter.
Kashmir Valley Under Communication Curbs Following Death of Iran’s Supreme Leader
SRINAGAR, India — Authorities in Indian-controlled Kashmir on Monday ordered a sweeping crackdown on telecommunications and mobile data, throttling internet speeds and suspending prepaid services as tens of thousands of mourners took to the streets following the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader.
The order from the Jammu and Kashmir Home Department came after a wave of protests swept through the region, triggered by the killing of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in a joint military strike by the United States and Israel.
According to the official directive, mobile data services across the Kashmir Valley have been reduced to 2G speeds, capped at 128Kbps. Prepaid mobile services, including voice calls and SMS, were shut down entirely. The restrictions, which were implemented retroactively to Sunday morning, are scheduled to remain in place until at least 8 p.m. Wednesday. read more
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