Iran Israel US War Live Updates: Follow real-time developments as the US-Israel war with Iran deepens into a prolonged regional conflict marked by missile strikes, drone attacks, naval tensions and widening geopolitical fallout. Track the latest military operations, diplomatic manoeuvres, aviation disruptions, evacuation advisories and economic impact across Iran, Israel and key Gulf states including Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Kuwait and Oman.
1. War Enters Second Month With No De-escalation: The conflict, which began on February 28, completed one month on Saturday, with sustained Israeli airstrikes and continued Iranian retaliation indicating no immediate path to de-escalation. Both Washington and Israel have suggested the war could continue, while Tehran has warned of broader escalation if pressure increases.
2. Israel Expands Deep Strikes Inside Iran: Israeli forces have intensified attacks inside Iran, including Tehran and critical military and energy infrastructure. These strikes are aimed at weakening Iran’s operational capabilities and increasing pressure on its leadership.
US Strikes Natanz, Iran Responds: The United States struck Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility in a major escalation, prompting Tehran to launch ballistic missiles towards a US-UK base in the Indian Ocean. While the missiles did not hit their targets, the exchange underscored rising direct confrontation.
3. Strait Of Hormuz Under Severe Pressure: The near shutdown of the Strait of Hormuz has intensified concerns over global oil transport and maritime trade. Any sustained disruption could severely impact global supply chains and energy markets.
4. Oil Prices Swing Amid Conflicting Signals: Oil markets remain volatile after US President Donald Trump delayed planned strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure by 10 days until April 6, citing ongoing peace efforts. Brent crude earlier dropped sharply amid expectations of reduced immediate escalation.
5. Diplomatic Track Remains Uncertain: Trump has claimed talks with Iran are progressing “very well”, but Tehran has rejected these assertions. An Iranian official described a reported US proposal as “one-sided and unfair”, while Pakistan, Turkiye and Egypt are now engaged in mediation efforts to de-escalate tensions.
6. US Forces Continue Military Pressure: Despite diplomatic messaging, US Central Command has confirmed continued strikes on Iranian targets, even as Iranian missiles and drones target Gulf states including Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.
7. Global Calls For De-escalation Grow: The United Nations and European powers have intensified calls for restraint and protection of critical energy routes, but continued strikes and retaliation suggest the conflict remains far from containment.
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