US officials tell the Wall Street Journal that Trump’s advisers warned him that a major strike won’t topple the Iranian regime and could spark wider conflict.
Senator Lindsey Graham says he will travel to Israel to meet Netanyahu as US-Iran tensions spike.
The Minister of Defense has signed a declaration against Iran’s Bank Melli, which serves as a key conduit for transferring funds to the Revolutionary Guards and the Quds Force.
US Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) refuted reports that President Donald Trump was backing down from US action in Iran.
Erfan Soltani, who was sentenced to death for his part in the protests in Iran, will not be executed.
Immediate threat to Israel from possible US strike on Iran, high alert maintained.
The soldier is accused of being recruited by Iranian operatives and transferring photos and videos of IDF sites, as well as information on weaponry.
In an interview with Reuters, Trump says Iran’s regime could fall amid deadly protests but hesitates to back Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, questioning whether Iranians would accept him as a leader.
G7 warns Iran that continued violent repression of nationwide protests could trigger new sanctions, citing mass casualties and widespread human rights abuses.
Sources tell NBC News that Trump has instructed his national security team that any strike on Iran must deliver a decisive blow to the regime rather than trigger prolonged conflict.
Speaking to Fox News, Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi rejects reports of mass protest casualties, blaming “terrorists" and an “Israeli plot".
UK and US issue heightened travel and security warnings for Israel amid rising regional tensions and concerns over potential escalation involving Iran.
Iran closes its airspace except for approved flights. Meanwhile, fighter jets heard over Iraq.
The President seemed to hint that the Iranian forces who shot protesters were shot at as well: 'They said people were shooting at them with guns and they shot back.'
Days before unrest erupted in Iran, Israel and Iran quietly exchanged assurances through Russia aimed at avoiding preemptive military action, according to a report.
Political reporter Tamir Morag's post about the Iran protests was cited by Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi.
Lufthansa, SWISS, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, and Eurowings to operate flights during the daytime only as reports indicate that the US will strike Iran in the coming days.
Israeli officials estimate the US may take military action against Iran in the coming days, a move expected to affect Israel’s Home Front Command guidelines and regional security preparedness.
European officials say President Trump has decided to take military action against the Iranian regime, and it is only a matter of time.
Doctors in hospitals in Tehran told the British Guardian that Iranian security forces are targeting the eyes and heads of protesters with the intent to kill.
Personnel at the US Al Udeid base in Qatar were ordered to leave by the end of the day as Iran warns of action against Americans in the Middle East.
Israeli and Arab officials urge Trump to delay major strikes on Iran despite intense protests and rising casualties, according to NBC News.
European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen condemns Iran’s rising protest death toll as “horrifying" and says new sanctions will be proposed swiftly.
US once again urges citizens to leave Iran immediately as protests escalate, travel disruptions grow, and the regime restricts communications and flights.
In an interview with CBS News, Trump warns Iran of “very strong action" if it hangs protesters, pledging help for Iranian citizens.
Israel has raised its alert level across several defense systems as the IDF prepares for potential escalation.
British Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper tells Parliament the government will impose 'full and further sanctions' on Iran over its crackdown on protesters.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz says Iran’s regime nearing collapse as widespread protests and deadly crackdown grip the country, with mounting international pressure and warnings from President Trump over Tehran’s actions.
US President posts message of support to Iranian people as reports emerge of massive death toll in regime crackdown.
Young Iranian woman accuses the global far left of selective outrage, remaining silent over Iran’s brutal repression and digital blackout while loudly mobilizing around Gaza, exposing what she calls a deep moral hypocrisy.
Iranian official tells Reuters about 2,000 killed in two weeks of protests, as authorities blame unrest on terrorism and foreign interference.
Iran International says its verified review of security, medical, and eyewitness sources points to a massive, coordinated killing during protests.
Middle East Studies director Dr. Yehudah Balanga explains that military force, economic pressure, and covert tactics are all on the table, but regime change is far from guaranteed.
EU Parliament bans Iranian diplomats over Tehran’s crackdown on anti-regime protesters, with President Metsola urging stronger action.
CBS News reports that Trump has been briefed on expanded military, cyber, and psychological options as Iran’s protests escalate.
Zelenskyy calls Iran’s protests an “uprising," urging global action to help Iranians seek change and criticizing Tehran’s role in aiding Russia.
Iran’s Supreme Leader praises pro‑government rallies after two weeks of protests, calling them a “warning" to the US.
US warns citizens to leave Iran immediately as protests intensify, internet is restricted, flights are canceled, and land borders become the safest exit routes amid rising risks of detention.
Trump announces a 25% tariff on any country doing business with Iran amid the ongoing unrest in the Islamic Republic.
IDF Spokesperson Defrin said Israel remains defensively prepared amid rumors about Iran, stressing the protests are an internal matter as reports say Israel is on standby for possible US action.
White House officials debate how best to respond to Tehran, as some officials say the President prefers the military option, the White House claims he is leaning toward diplomacy.
An Axios report says Iran’s foreign minister contacted a senior Trump envoy amid rising tensions, as President Trump weighs military options while leaving the door open to renewed nuclear talks.
Amid the tension in the region and protests in Iran, Israelis once again received a threatening message in English with a mysterious and vague wording.
UK politicians across parties urge Prime Minister Keir Starmer to proscribe the IRGC amid Iran’s deadly crackdown, mass protests, and rising security concerns.
Antonio Guterres says he is “shocked" by Iran’s violent crackdown on protests and urges restraint, as reports suggest up to 2,000 killed in 48 hours.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian claims that foreign actors, including Israel and the United States, are sending terrorists disguised as protesters to destabilize the regime.
U‑Haul drives through Iran‑solidarity protesters in Westwood, sparking chaos as activists confront the driver.
Lindsey Graham says Iran’s “nightmare" may soon end, amid reports of US discussions on possible action in Iran.
Reza Pahlavi declares a new phase of the uprising, urging intensified action inside and outside Iran as protests grow, vowing the regime is weakening and that “Iran’s freedom is near."
White House hints the US military is ready in cryptic social media post, as US officials say Trump is weighing military and political options as Iran protests intensify.
According to a Telegraph report, US military commanders have warned the President that additional time is needed to prepare forces before any potential strikes against Iran.
US officials say President Trump is reviewing military and 'non-kinetic' options as protests intensify in Iran and the regime faces growing pressure.
Netanyahu opens cabinet meeting by openly declaring support for the movement to topple the Islamic Republic regime.
The IDF held situation assessments led by IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir, during which it was stated that the army is maintaining operational readiness and monitoring developments in Iran.
'Demonstrators have taken to the streets. Historic processes are unfolding before our eyes,' says Arab affairs commentator Tzvi Yehezkeli about the protests in Iran this morning.
The Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, issued threats to Israel if the US intervenes in the protests rocking the Islamic Republic.
The New York Times reports that Trump is weighing new military strike options against Iran over its crackdown on protesters.
Reports say Iran’s forces are using lethal fire on protesters nationwide, with at least 2,000 killed in the last 48 hours, amid a near-total internet blackout.
US Senator Lindsey Graham promises Iranian protesters that their nightmare 'will soon end.'
