Iran US Israel War Live Updates: Netanyahu Says Iran War 'Has Not Ended', Warns 'Major Operations' Are Expected

Iran US Israel War Live: Follow real-time developments as renewed missile and drone attacks push the United States and Iran deeper into confrontation and place the fragile Persian Gulf ceasefire under severe strain. Track the latest strikes on Iran, Tehran’s attacks on Bahrain, Kuwait and Qatar, Strait of Hormuz tensions, nuclear concerns and diplomatic efforts to prevent another full-scale regional war.

1. Iran Attacks Bahrain, Kuwait And Qatar: Iran says it targeted “US bases and strategic centres” in Bahrain, Kuwait and Qatar after Iranian cities came under attack on Tuesday and Wednesday. The retaliatory operation marked one of the most serious regional escalations since the interim ceasefire was announced.
2. Air Raid Sirens Sound In Bahrain: Air raid warnings were activated at least twice in Bahrain, which hosts the US Navy’s Fifth Fleet, as Iranian missiles and drones were launched towards Gulf targets. No immediate major damage was reported in Bahrain.
3. Kuwait Intercepts Missiles And Drones: Kuwait said its air defence systems intercepted incoming missiles and drones during the Iranian attacks. Gulf states remain on heightened alert as the latest exchange again exposes US allies to the widening confrontation.
4. Qatar Targeted In Iranian Retaliation: Tehran also said strategic sites in Qatar were targeted as part of its response. The attack comes as Qatar continues to play a role in diplomatic contacts between Iran and the United States.
5. Explosions Reported Near Bushehr Nuclear Facility: Iranian officials and state media reported multiple explosions across southern Iran, including near Bushehr, home to the country’s nuclear power complex. Explosions were also reported in Chabahar, Konarak, Bandar Abbas and Sirik.
6. US Denies Role In Latest Iran Explosions: A US official denied that American forces were responsible for the latest reported strikes inside Iran. No other party has publicly claimed responsibility, and Tehran has not yet formally blamed a specific country for the explosions.
7. Trump Says Ceasefire Effectively ‘Over’: US President Donald Trump said Iranian attacks on commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz had effectively ended the temporary truce. His remarks have raised fresh questions over the future of the interim agreement intended to end months of conflict.
8. Trump Warns Iran Of Stronger Response: Trump warned Tehran against carrying out further attacks on commercial shipping, saying any repeat action would trigger a much harsher response. He also said events could move “very fast” and suggested the United States could “finish the job”.
9. Three Tanker Attacks Trigger Fresh Crisis: The latest confrontation follows attacks on three commercial tankers transiting waters near the Strait of Hormuz. Washington has accused Iran of threatening freedom of navigation through one of the world’s most critical energy corridors.
10. Iran Says ‘If You Strike, You’ll Get Hit’: Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf warned Washington that attacks on Iran would carry direct consequences. Tehran insists the interim ceasefire allows it to regulate maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz.
11. Threats Against Iran’s Infrastructure Return: Trump has renewed warnings involving Iranian power and desalination infrastructure and again raised the possibility of action against Kharg Island, Iran’s principal oil export hub. The rhetoric has added to concerns over the economic and humanitarian consequences of further escalation.
12. Strait Of Hormuz Back At Centre Of War: The renewed fighting has again placed the Strait of Hormuz at the heart of the conflict. Before the war began on February 28, nearly one-fifth of global oil and liquefied natural gas supplies moved through the strategic waterway.
13. Technical Talks With Iran Continue: Despite the renewed military confrontation, a US official said Washington remains committed to negotiations and technical discussions with Tehran are continuing. The parallel diplomatic track remains active even as both sides trade attacks and threats.
14. Fragile Ceasefire Faces Collapse: The latest missile attacks, unexplained explosions inside Iran and renewed confrontation over commercial shipping have left the interim ceasefire in its most precarious position yet. With military action intensifying while negotiations continue, the Gulf faces another critical test of whether diplomacy can prevent a return to full-scale war.