Intelligence feed
Showing 161–180 of 1559 events tracked across the Iran conflict
GCC Secretary-General called for the UN Security Council to authorize a protective force for the Strait of Hormuz to defend against Iranian attacks. The call came alongside the UK-led 40-nation Hormuz talks.
Riyadh, Saudi ArabiaUS President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social: 'With a little more time, we can easily OPEN THE HORMUZ STRAIT, TAKE THE OIL, & MAKE A FORTUNE. IT WOULD BE A "GUSHER" FOR THE WORLD???' The statement, posted at 14:28 CEST, goes beyond earlier military threats and explicitly frames US Hormuz intervention as an oil extraction opportunity — a significant shift in stated US war aims that drew immediate international criticism.
Washington, D.C., United StatesThe United Kingdom convened 40-nation diplomatic talks on reopening the Strait of Hormuz to international shipping. The United States notably did not participate in the multilateral forum.
London, United KingdomThe UK announced deployment of its Rapid Sentry air defence system to Kuwait in response to repeated Iranian drone strikes on the Mina al-Ahmadi refinery. PM Starmer called the Kuwaiti emir to condemn the attacks.
KuwaitThe USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier departed Croatia after five days of fire damage repairs, redeploying toward the Arabian Sea to rejoin US strike operations.
Adriatic Sea / Arabian SeaIran granted the Philippines guaranteed safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz for Philippine-flagged vessels carrying energy cargo. Philippine Foreign Minister Tess Lazaro confirmed the arrangement.
Strait of HormuzHezbollah claimed 60 military operations in the past 24 hours, including rocket attacks on Malkia and Dishon in northern Israel, an explosive device in Biyyada, and disabling 4 Israeli armoured vehicles.
Southern Lebanon / Northern IsraelDefense Secretary Pete Hegseth fired Army Chief of Staff General Randy George, along with General David Hodne and Major General William Green Jr. The removals constitute the most significant wartime military leadership shake-up of the conflict.
Washington DC, United StatesIDF Arabic spokesperson Avichay Adraee confirmed that Israeli forces killed 15 Hezbollah members in operations across southern Lebanon on April 3.
Southern LebanonCNN reports US intelligence assessment from three sources: half of Iran's ballistic missile launchers remain intact despite 35 days of US/Israeli strikes. Iran also retains thousands of one-way drones and a large share of coastal cruise missiles. The White House and Pentagon denied the assessment.
Washington DC, United StatesA two-seat US F-15E Strike Eagle was shot down over Iran on April 3, confirmed by US officials. One of the two crew members was rescued and is alive; the second remains unaccounted for. The aircraft went down over Khuzestan province in southwestern Iran. Special operations personnel recovery teams were deployed. Iran initially and incorrectly identified the jet as an F-35.
Central IranResidents reported explosions around central Isfahan following US/Israeli strike activity in the region. Multiple detonations heard in and around the central city area.
Isfahan, IranUS and Israeli forces struck Iranian steel production facilities near Isfahan and Ahvaz, targeting industrial infrastructure. The strikes represent an expansion of the campaign to Iran's heavy industrial sector.
Isfahan/Ahvaz, IranA drone strike attributed to US/Israeli forces hit an Iranian Red Crescent Society aid warehouse in Bushehr province, destroying humanitarian supplies. Iran condemned the strike as a war crime targeting protected civilian infrastructure.
Bushehr, IranIran launched a ballistic missile wave targeting northern Israel, with IDF detecting the attack from Iranian territory. Magen David Adom confirmed 1 person injured by missile debris in Kiryat Ata. Sirens activated in Tel Aviv, Ashdod, and Ashkelon areas.
Kiryat Ata, IsraelSaudi Arabia's Ministry of Defence confirmed it intercepted and destroyed more than 12 Iranian drones overnight as part of the Gulf-wide Iranian aerial campaign. No casualties or infrastructure damage reported on Saudi soil.
Saudi ArabiaA Bangladeshi farmworker was killed by falling debris from an intercepted Iranian drone threat in the Ajban area of Abu Dhabi emirate. The death marks the first civilian fatality in the Gulf states attributable to Iranian drone campaign debris.
Ajban, Abu Dhabi, UAEFire broke out at the Habshan gas facilities in Abu Dhabi emirate after debris from an intercepted Iranian aerial threat landed in the area. No injuries reported. Abu Dhabi Media Office confirmed the incident.
Habshan, UAEBahrain authorities activated warning sirens three times overnight as part of the Gulf-wide Iranian aerial threat campaign. A highway near the Saar area was diverted due to falling debris from intercepted threats.
Saar, BahrainIranian forces struck the Shuaiba water and power desalination plant in Kuwait, inflicting 'material damage' to the critical infrastructure facility. The plant serves Kuwait City's water supply.
Shuaiba, Kuwait