Israeli settlers attempt to set fire to mosque northwest of West Bank’s Nablus: Palestinian media
Strait of Hormuz Traffic Plunges as Regional Tensions Boil Over
US Army Secretary Driscoll Resigns after Months of Friction with Hegseth
Fishermen’s Committee in Gaza: Israeli navy arrests 10 fishermen off Gaza City, central Gaza Strip
Iran President Pezeshkian: US President is overly demanding and does not fulfill his promises
Israeli enemy carries out a new bombing in Khiam town, South Lebanon: Al-Manar reporter
Israeli enemy carries out a new bombing in Zawtar Al-Sharqieh town, South Lebanon: Al-Manar reporter
Spokesman for the Iranian Armed Forces: We Are Determined to Expel US Army from West Asia
Iran’s Araghchi Calls Netanyahu a “Serpent” Over Contrasting Hebrew, English Remarks
Iran’s Foreign Ministry Condemns US Attack on Larak Island, Reaffirms Right to Self-defense
Iran’s IRGC Warns Shipping Companies Not to Fall for US Provocation
Iran Carries out Retaliatory Strikes on US Bases in UAE, Jordan
Israeli artillery shells southrn Lebanese town of Al-Mansouri: Al-Manar correspondent
IRGC Navy: Shipping companies should not be deceived by US military’s incitement
Ammunition and Funding Crisis Hits Israeli Security Establishment: Report
“From Nabatieh to Mansouri: Israel’s Artillery and Warplanes Pound Southern Lebanon”
West Bank: Surge in Settler Violence Raises Alarm and Election-Year Suspicions
“US, ‘Israel’ Are Enemies of All Muslims, Not Just Iran: Leader Urges Islamic Unity”
Minab School Massacre Leaves an Eternal Wound on Iran: FM Araghchi
Ship-tracking data has revealed a dramatic drop in maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, a critical chokepoint for global energy supplies, as geopolitical tensions surge across the Middle East. Over the weekend, the number of cargo vessels transiting the strategic waterway dwindled to an average of just five per day a steep decline from …