Asaf Rozentzweig

Senior American officials confirmed to Fox News on Tuesday evening that the U.S. military conducted strikes against Iranian oil tankers near Kharg Island and the port city of Jask. The confirmation follows a series of reports from Iranian and regional sources detailing explosions at key maritime hubs in the Persian Gulf.

Russia launched a heavy barrage of ballistic missiles at Kyiv early Tuesday morning, ending a brief ceasefire that had held for several days following a high-profile visit by U.S. envoys to Moscow.

At least 20 people were killed and approximately 150 others wounded following a Russian drone strike on a shopping center in Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine, according to reports updated Saturday evening. The assault, which occurred on Friday, reportedly utilized a 'double-tap' tactic where a second drone struck the site approximately 30 minutes after the initial explosion, targeting emergency responders who had arrived to treat the victims.

A large-scale Russian aerial assault is currently targeting the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv, with reports emerging early Thursday morning of dozens of impacts across the city. The attack reportedly involves a sophisticated mix of hypersonic, cruise, and ballistic missiles, alongside loitering munitions, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing bombardment of Ukraine's political and strategic heart.

The commander of Iran's Khatam al-Anbiya Headquarters promised that American military bases in the region would be attacked 'in such a case,' according to Abu Ali Express. The specific scenario was not elaborated in the statement, which follows a series of escalating Iranian threats against US assets amid ongoing kinetic exchanges between Washington and Tehran.

Rozentzweig provided key reporting on this significant European political shift.

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