555 people killed in Iran, attack on oil tanker in Hormuz Strait; PM Modi talks with Bahrain-UAE-TOP 10 UPDATES

West Asia Crisis, Iran US Israel Conflict: in west asia Israel-Iran war Now it is taking a more dangerous turn. The Israeli army has claimed that it has killed the head of Hezbollah’s intelligence headquarters, Hussein Maklad, in an airstrike in Beirut. On the other hand, the Lebanese government has ordered an immediate stop to Hezbollah’s military activities, due to which the situation has become more tense. Meanwhile, the US-Iran conflict has also intensified. The US Army said that so far four American soldiers have been killed in attacks related to Iran. At the same time, many soldiers are injured,

meanwhile, Kuwait 3 American F-35E Strike Eagle fighter jets were shot down. However, the pilots of all three aircraft remained safe during this period. America has called it an incident of accidental firing. According to Kuwait’s Defense Ministry, all the crew members have been evacuated safely.

Iran Israel US Conflict Top 10 Updates

1- According to the Iranian Red Crescent Society, US-Israel have attacked more than 130 cities of Iran, killing at least 555 people. At the same time, 11 people have died in Israel and 31 in Lebanon.

2- Iran has claimed to have attacked the residence of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. However, ‘Times of Israel’ has rejected it outright. At the same time, the IDF says that it has killed senior members of the Intelligence Ministry of the Iranian government.

3- There are reports of attacks at many places in the Gulf region. An American tanker was attacked at the port of Bahrain, an oil tanker was attacked by a drone boat near Oman in which an Indian citizen died. Due to the threat to ships in the Strait of Hormuz, the oil supply has started getting affected and the prices of crude oil have increased rapidly around the world.

4- Iran-backed militias launched missile and drone attacks on Israeli and US targets, while Israel stepped up retaliation against several targets in Tehran and Lebanon. Israel also launched large-scale attacks on Hezbollah positions and deployed approximately one lakh reserve soldiers on the northern border.

5- The situation has worsened so much that even international agencies are expressing concern. The nuclear watchdog IAEA has warned that if nuclear sites are damaged, there could be a danger of radiation spreading.

6- India has also advised its citizens to remain alert and said that all parties should exercise restraint. PM Modi has spoken on phone to the kings of Bahrain and Saudi Arabia. During this he condemned the Iranian attack. India has insisted on a diplomatic solution to the Israel-Iran crisis.

7- P. Kumaran, Secretary (East) of the Ministry of External Affairs in Delhi, said that PM Modi spoke to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan late in the night. During this, all parties expressed concern over the rapidly deteriorating situation in Iran and said that dialogue and diplomacy should be the only way to reduce tension. India especially emphasized that innocent civilians should not be targeted under any circumstances.

8- US President Donald Trump has expressed his displeasure on Britain. He said that he is very angry with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer because he did not allow Diego Garcia Island to be used to attack Iran.

9- Lebanese PM Nawaf Salaam announced on Monday that the Lebanese government has “immediately banned” Hezbollah’s military and security activities. The group has been asked to hand over their weapons to the government.

10- Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Ismail Baghai issued a statement after the death of Supreme Leader Khamenei. In it he said, “While our brave people mourn the cowardly assassination of Iran’s great leader and the massacre of 165 innocent children killed by American and Israeli missiles in the city of Minab in southern Iran, Israel and the US continue to indiscriminately attack residential areas, sparing neither hospitals, schools, Red Crescent facilities nor cultural sites.”

Overall, this conflict is no longer just regional. Now its impact is clearly visible on oil, global economy and international politics.