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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi called Iranian FM Abbas Araghchi urging Iran to seize opportunities for peace talks. 'Talking is always better than fighting,' Wang said, urging all parties to resolve hotspot issues through dialogue, not force. China is positioning itself as a diplomatic pressure point on Iran toward ceasefire.
Beijing, ChinaThe IDF confirmed an Iranian ballistic missile struck Beirut on Day 25: 'a ballistic missile launched by the Iranian terror regime fell in Beirut.' Earlier, Lebanese security sources told Reuters the missile was intercepted over Lebanon by a 'foreign naval vessel' (apparently US), with fragments hitting Jounieh and Sahel Alma north of Beirut. The IDF confirmation suggests the missile partially impacted in the Beirut area regardless of the intercept attempt.
Jounieh, LebanonThe UAE Defense Ministry corrected earlier reports: the person killed in the Iranian attack on Bahrain was a Moroccan national working as a contractor for the UAE, not an Emirati soldier. Five UAE soldiers were also wounded during 'a routine mission.' Bahraini personnel were also reported wounded. This is still the first confirmed fatality of a person working under UAE military authority directly caused by Iranian attack.
BahrainThe Israeli Air Force struck gas stations across Lebanon belonging to Al-Amana, a Hezbollah-owned fuel distribution company under US sanctions since 2020. The IDF said the network is used to refuel trucks transporting Hezbollah weapons and fighters. This is the second IAF strike on Al-Amana infrastructure within a week.
LebanonThree senior Tehran sources tell Reuters that Iran's negotiating position has hardened sharply since the war began, with IRGC exerting growing influence over decision-making. Iran will demand formal control of the Strait of Hormuz, compensation for wartime losses, guarantees against future strikes, and refuses to negotiate any limits on its ballistic missile program.
Tehran, IranPhilippine President Ferdinand Marcos declared a state of national energy emergency due to risks posed by the Middle East war to domestic fuel supply and energy stability. The order authorizes advance fuel payments, anti-hoarding measures, and transportation subsidies. Philippines is heavily dependent on imported fuel and has some of Asia's highest energy costs.
Manila, PhilippinesAn Iranian missile intercepted near Nevatim Air Base left a Soroka Medical Center doctor in moderate condition after fragments struck his house in the Bedouin village of Alsira. His wife and infant daughter are in good condition. 17 additional people are being treated for severe anxiety at Soroka. Earlier reports included a 2-month-old infant and 2 others injured in the same Negev Bedouin community.
Negev Desert, Israel (unrecognized Bedouin community)Iranian state-affiliated Fars news agency reported that US-Israeli strikes targeted two gas facilities in Isfahan — a gas administration building and a pressure regulation station on Kaveh Street — causing partial damage. A separate strike hit the gas pipeline area at the Khorramshahr power plant in SW Iran. Gas supply is reported unaffected. The strikes came hours after Trump said his energy pause applied to power infrastructure.
Isfahan and Khorramshahr, IranIran appointed former Revolutionary Guards commander Mohammad Bagher Zolghadr as the new chief of the Supreme National Security Council (SNSC), replacing Ali Larijani who was killed in an Israeli strike. Zolghadr's appointment signals Iran's wartime security leadership is now drawn directly from the IRGC.
Tehran, IranThe IDF confirmed the IAF dropped over 120 bombs on dozens of Iranian targets in Isfahan, including Iran's 'main' explosives production facility — a site previously struck in June 2025 that Iran had rebuilt. Additional targets included ballistic missile launch sites, weapon production facilities, and air defense systems. The strikes were part of a concerted wave against Iran's 'production industries.'
Isfahan, IranLebanon declared Iran's designated Ambassador Mohammad Reza Shibani persona non grata and ordered him to leave Lebanese territory by 29 March 2026. Lebanese Foreign Minister Youssef Raggi summoned the Iranian Chargé d'Affaires to deliver the formal expulsion — the clearest rupture yet between Beirut and Tehran amid the regional war.
Beirut, LebanonPrime Minister Netanyahu called an emergency session with coalition party heads and a separate meeting with security chiefs to discuss Trump's disclosure of US-Iran talks. Senior Israeli officials told media that Trump appears determined to end the war via a negotiated deal, but that the outcome is unlikely because Iran will not agree to US demands.
Jerusalem, IsraelIsraeli Defense Minister Israel Katz declared that Israel will control a security zone in southern Lebanon up to the Litani River until the Hezbollah threat is eliminated. He confirmed all Litani River bridges used by Hezbollah have been destroyed and that Lebanese residents displaced north will not return south of the Litani until northern Israel's security is ensured.
Southern Lebanon / Litani RiverHezbollah fired a barrage of approximately 30 rockets from Lebanon targeting the Haifa Bay area. Sirens sounded in Acre and the Krayot suburbs of Haifa. Most rockets were intercepted by Israeli air defenses; eyewitnesses reported multiple interceptions overhead. No injuries were reported.
Acre and Krayot suburbs, Haifa Bay, IsraelThe IAF confirmed it is investigating why air defenses failed to intercept the Iranian ballistic missile that struck Tel Aviv on Day 25. The missile carried a conventional warhead (not cluster munition). Several interception attempts were made but all failed. Four people were lightly wounded and several buildings were extensively damaged. The missile type has been intercepted before and is not considered a new threat.
Tel Aviv, IsraelReuters citing Semafor reported that the United States will continue its military strikes on Iran, with Trump's five-day pause applying only to attacks on Iranian energy infrastructure and power plants. Non-energy military targets in Iran — including missile production sites, nuclear facilities, and IRGC assets — remain active strike targets.
United States / IranThe Israeli Air Force leveled a multistory building and struck other structures in Beirut overnight, destroying Hezbollah command centers including a Radwan Force headquarters and the intelligence division's headquarters. A separate overnight strike in at-Tiri, southern Lebanon targeted a Hezbollah command center embedded within the Al-Nour radio station. Hezbollah operatives were present during the strikes.
Beirut, Lebanon / at-Tiri, southern LebanonIran fired 14 ballistic missile waves against Israel on Day 25 — the highest single-day missile launch tempo of the entire conflict and the most geographically comprehensive. Waves targeted: central Israel and Tel Aviv (multiple waves), northern Israel/Safed, Eilat/Red Sea (13th wave), and Jerusalem area (14th wave). Confirmed impacts: Tel Aviv (4 wounded, Bnei Brak cluster bomb (9 wounded, 6 children), Safed (2 lightly hurt). No injuries in Eilat (likely intercepted) or Jerusalem wave.
Northern Israel and Central Israel (Tel Aviv area)The IDF struck 50+ targets across Iran in overnight operations including ballistic missile storage and launch sites. On Day 25 the IDF published footage of a specific airstrike on a ballistic missile launcher in western Iran that had been 'primed for an attack on Israel.' The IDF also disclosed that additional Day 24 strikes hit storage and launch sites where Iranian soldiers were gathered, indicating personnel casualties alongside infrastructure damage.
Northern and central IranAn Iranian cluster munition struck a home in Nesher, a suburb south of Haifa, according to the Israeli military. Israel's emergency response service confirmed property damage at the impact site but reported no injuries.
Nesher, Israel