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2026-03-25

16 events

Iran FM: 'No trust, no deal with US' — 'betrayal of diplomacy,' struck twice in 9 months while in talks

Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei stated Tehran cannot trust US diplomacy, accusing Washington of attacking Iran during ongoing nuclear negotiations. Baghaei said Iran was struck 'twice within nine months' while engaged in talks over its nuclear program, calling the experience a 'betrayal of diplomacy.' The statement is from Iran's diplomatic corps — distinct from the earlier military command rejection — and represents the foreign ministry's formal position on the trust deficit with Washington.

Tehran, Iran

HIGHDIPLOMATIC·07:13 UTC

One-month ceasefire proposal emerges — US-Iran pause linked to 15-point plan, no official confirmation

Reports from Israel's Channel 12 and regional media indicate the US and Iran could announce a one-month ceasefire linked to the US 15-point plan. Plan details confirmed by Pakistani officials: sanctions relief, restrictions on Iran's nuclear and ballistic missile programs, IAEA oversight, and guarantees for safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz. No official confirmation; Iran publicly denies negotiations. Trump confirmed Vance and Rubio are leading talks 'right now' from the Oval Office.

Washington D.C. / Tehran / Islamabad

HIGHMILITARY·07:05 UTCVERIFIED

Airstrikes hit PMF positions at Al-Habbaniya, Anbar — intelligence unit targeted, attacker unclear

Airstrikes targeted Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF) positions in the Al-Habbaniya area of Anbar Province, Iraq. The Iraqi Defence Minister confirmed via state media that at least 7 PMF fighters were killed and 13 injured, with the strike occurring near an army medical centre. The attacker has not been officially confirmed. The strike follows a similar Anbar attack on Day 25 and continues the Iraq tit-for-tat cycle as the Islamic Resistance claimed 23 attacks on US sites over the prior 24 hours.

Al-Habbaniya, Anbar Province, Iraq

STANDARDMILITARY·06:59 UTC

Hezbollah claims Israeli fighter forced to retreat after SAM engagement over southern Lebanon

Hezbollah claimed it intercepted an Israeli fighter jet over southern Lebanon, saying the aircraft was forced to turn back after being targeted by surface-to-air missiles during a potential attack mission. The claim was carried by Al Jazeera. The IDF did not confirm the incident. Hezbollah SAM claims of this type are standard conflict signalling and typically unverified by independent sources.

Southern Lebanon

HIGHDIPLOMATIC·04:35 UTCVERIFIED

Iran's military command rejects Trump talks claims — 'Don't call your failure an agreement'

A spokesperson for Iran's Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters — Iran's primary military command overseeing the conflict — flatly dismissed US President Trump's claims of potential negotiations. Lieutenant Colonel Ebrahim Zolfaghari, speaking via Fars news agency, said 'Don't call your failure an agreement' and rejected any suggestion of ongoing talks. He also stated Iran sees no return to oil market stability until its military objectives are met. The statement from Iran's central war command — not the diplomatic corps — signals that the military track is actively contradicting the diplomatic back-channel.

Tehran, Iran

HIGHPOLITICAL·04:28 UTCVERIFIED

US Senate rejects war powers curb 47-53 — Trump retains full authority for Iran military action

The US Senate rejected a Democratic-backed resolution to curb President Trump's military actions against Iran, failing 47-53 on a largely party-line vote. Democrats argued the administration must seek congressional approval under the War Powers Resolution of 1973, citing polling showing public opposition to the conflict. The vote failure gives Trump unconstrained legal authority to continue and escalate military operations against Iran without congressional authorization.

Washington D.C., United States

HIGHMILITARY·04:20 UTCVERIFIED

IDF Lebanon security zone: invasion preparations under way — Blue Line to Litani River, bridges bombed; Canada and France protest

Israel's Defence Minister Israel Katz formally announced plans to create a 'security zone' in southern Lebanon from the Israeli border (Blue Line) to the Litani River. IDF has bombed bridges along the Litani River as preparation for the new demarcation line. Invasion preparations are reported as under way. Canada and France protested, telling Israel that Lebanon's sovereignty 'must not be violated.' The security zone would place all of southern Lebanon under Israeli military control — approximately 800 sq km of Lebanese territory.

Southern Lebanon

HIGHMILITARY·03:54 UTCVERIFIED

IDF strikes kill 9 across southern Lebanon — Nabatiyeh, Sidon, Tyre hit with dozens injured

Israeli airstrikes across southern Lebanon killed nine people and injured dozens on March 25, per the Lebanese Health Ministry. Nabatiyeh suffered 3 killed and 18 injured; Sidon 6 killed and 5 wounded; Tyre 29 injured. The strikes continue Israel's sustained campaign against Hezbollah logistics infrastructure, command nodes, and rocket-launch sites in southern Lebanon as the conflict enters its fourth week. Defense Minister Katz declared Israel will hold a southern Lebanon security zone up to the Litani River until the Hezbollah threat is removed.

Southern Lebanon (Nabatiyeh / Sidon / Tyre)

HIGHMILITARY·03:50 UTC

IRGC claims 88th strike wave — Tel Aviv, Kiryat Shmona, Bnei Brak and US bases in Kuwait, Jordan, Bahrain

Iran's IRGC announced via Fars news agency the launch of its 88th wave of attacks targeting Israel and US military bases across the region. The IRGC claimed strikes on Tel Aviv, Kiryat Shmona (northern Israel), and Bnei Brak, as well as military sites in northern Israel. It also claimed targeting of US bases in Kuwait, Jordan, and Bahrain — the last confirming the Bahrain nationwide shelter alert issued minutes earlier. Jordan's inclusion as a target marks a new geographic escalation; Jordan hosts US military presence including Muwaffaq Salti Air Base used for operations against ISIS and now potentially Iran-linked strikes.

Israel / Kuwait / Jordan / Bahrain

HIGHMILITARY·03:33 UTCVERIFIED

Bahrain sounds nationwide sirens, urges public to shelter — 5th Fleet HQ under threat

Bahrain's Ministry of Interior activated sirens across the entire country, urging residents to move to the nearest safe place following a security alert. The alert was confirmed as a real inbound threat when the IRGC announced its 88th wave of attacks (09:20 IST / 03:50 UTC), explicitly claiming to have targeted US bases in Bahrain. Bahrain hosts NSA Bahrain, the headquarters of the US Navy's 5th Fleet and US Naval Forces Central Command — the primary US naval command for the Gulf and Arabian Sea, with approximately 9,500 US military and civilian personnel. The IRGC confirmation makes this the most direct claimed strike on US command infrastructure of the conflict.

Bahrain

HIGHDIPLOMATIC·03:25 UTC

US and Israel grant temporary immunity to Iran FM Araghchi and Speaker Qalibaf — direct talks pathway opens

The United States and Israel have granted temporary immunity to two senior Iranian officials — Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf — according to Israeli media reports. The immunity grants are a formal diplomatic prerequisite for face-to-face contact, signalling that in-person talks via the Pakistan channel may be imminent. Araghchi is Iran's chief diplomat; Qalibaf is a former IRGC commander and the Islamic Republic's legislative head. The grants come hours after Trump formally transmitted the peace plan to Tehran via Pakistan and as Pakistan confirmed its readiness to host talks.

Washington D.C. / Jerusalem

HIGHDIPLOMATIC·03:01 UTCVERIFIED

Iran formally states war-ending conditions to WSJ — demands US base closures, sanctions lifted, reparations, no missile limits

Iran outlined its conditions for ending the conflict to the Wall Street Journal, presenting maximalist demands: closure of US military bases in the Gulf, lifting of all sanctions, reparations for war damage, an end to Israeli strikes on Hezbollah, and explicit rejection of any restrictions on Iran's missile program. The demands are incompatible with Trump's leaked 15-point framework, which called for full nuclear and missile dismantlement. Iran's public position signals a wide gap between the two sides' starting positions as the formal peace plan arrives via Pakistan.

Tehran, Iran

HIGHMILITARY·02:53 UTC

Explosions reported in central Israel without Red Alert sirens — possible missile impact or air defense failure

Explosions were reported in central Israel according to emerging local reports, with no prior Red Alert sirens or early warning. The absence of sirens is significant: Israel's alert system typically provides civilians 15-90 seconds warning of incoming missiles. Initial indications point to a possible Iranian missile attack. The event is unverified and details remain unclear. If confirmed, the failure to trigger sirens could indicate a short-flight-time weapon, system malfunction, or an attack vector that bypassed early warning radar.

Central Israel

HIGHMILITARY·02:39 UTCVERIFIED

Saudi Arabia intercepts 11 drones and ballistic missile over Eastern Region — oil infrastructure targeted

Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Defence announced that air defence systems intercepted and destroyed 11 drones in the Eastern Region, shortly after reporting the interception of a ballistic missile in the same area. No origin specified; the attack profile is consistent with Iran-aligned proxy targeting. Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province hosts the majority of the kingdom's oil infrastructure, including Aramco's Ras Tanura export terminal, Dhahran operations hub, and Abqaiq processing facility — the world's largest oil processing plant. The interceptions follow Saudi Arabia's warning on Day 25 that it could formally join the war if Iran strikes energy or water infrastructure.

Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia

HIGHMILITARY·01:38 UTC

Islamic Resistance in Iraq claims 23 strikes on US military sites — Iraq becomes key secondary theatre

The Islamic Resistance in Iraq — an umbrella of Iran-aligned militias including Kataib Hezbollah — claimed it carried out 23 attacks on US military sites in Iraq and the wider region over the past 24 hours, using dozens of drones and missiles. The group said operations targeted 'enemy bases.' Claims could not be independently verified and the US military issued no immediate confirmation. The announcement comes after the US killed 7 PMF fighters in a Anbar Province strike on Day 25 and Iraq's NSC authorized PMF self-defense responses.

Iraq (multiple locations) / regional US bases

HIGHDIPLOMATIC·01:00 UTCVERIFIED

Trump formally sends Iran peace plan via Pakistan channel — Brent crude drops ~6% on de-escalation signal

The United States formally transmitted a peace plan to Iran through the Pakistan diplomatic channel, officials briefed on the effort told the New York Times and other outlets. The plan reportedly addresses Iran's nuclear program, missile capabilities, and Strait of Hormuz maritime security. Brent crude dropped close to six percent following the reports — the sharpest single-session oil price decline since the conflict began — as markets processed the de-escalation signal. Iran has not officially confirmed receipt or responded. The move follows the Day 25 proposal of an Islamabad summit and represents the first formal written US peace framework delivered directly to Tehran.

Washington D.C. / Islamabad, Pakistan

2026-03-24

4 events

HIGHMILITARY·23:50 UTCVERIFIED

Iran overnight missile barrage injures 12 in Israel — power outage in Netanya, IDF orders shelters at 2:50am

Iranian missiles struck parts of Israel overnight, injuring 12 people (11 mild, 1 moderate). The IDF detected the launch at approximately 2:50am Israeli time and ordered residents to shelters. A power outage was reported in Netanya, north of Tel Aviv, linked to infrastructure damage from the barrage. Air defense systems were activated; IDF said shortly after that people could leave shelters but should remain cautious. The strike continues the sustained overnight missile campaign that has averaged multiple waves per day across Day 25.

Netanya / central Israel

HIGHMILITARY·23:00 UTCVERIFIED

IDF launches new wave of airstrikes on Iranian regime infrastructure in Tehran as Day 26 opens

The Israeli Air Force launched a new wave of airstrikes targeting Iranian regime infrastructure sites in Tehran, the IDF announced opening Day 26. The strikes target IRGC command and regime infrastructure, continuing the sustained attritional campaign that has hit 50+ Iranian targets overnight and struck the vicinity of the Bushehr nuclear plant on Day 25.

Tehran, Iran

HIGHMILITARY·23:00 UTCVERIFIED

Drones strike fuel tank at Kuwait International Airport — fire, no casualties; Iran-aligned proxy activity reaches Gulf

Drones struck a fuel tank at Kuwait International Airport, sparking a fire with no casualties, Kuwait's Civil Aviation Authority confirmed. Emergency procedures were activated immediately; firefighting teams contained the blaze. Initial reports indicate only material damage. The strike is unattributed but is consistent with Iran-aligned proxy (Houthi or IRGC) targeting patterns and represents a significant geographic expansion of proxy activity into neutral Gulf state territory.

Kuwait City, Kuwait

HIGHDIPLOMATIC·22:00 UTCVERIFIED

Israeli UN Ambassador Danon: Israel not in US-Iran Pakistan talks; Iran fired missile toward Diego Garcia — nearly 4,000km range

Israeli UN Ambassador Danny Danon told UN reporters that as far as he knows, Israel is not part of any reported US-Iran talks in Pakistan. 'We continue to target military targets in Iran and will continue to do that.' Danon also revealed that Iran had recently fired a missile nearly 4,000km toward Diego Garcia — the UK-US Indian Ocean military base — contradicting Iran's FM who claimed weeks ago Iran had no missiles with >2,000km range.

New York, USA