A Saudi official has denied reports that Riyadh opened its airspace for US military aggression against Iran, saying such claims are being circulated in the media for “suspicious reasons,” a report says.
Iran's Foreign Ministry says US acts of aggression against Iranian oil tankers and coastal infrastructure was a blatant violation of the ceasefire agreement.
Iran's coordinated missile and drone strikes on three hostile American destroyers demonstrate that the Strait of Hormuz now operates exclusively on Iranian terms, with no vessel entering without permission and no security for US vessels in the Persian Gulf.
The United States reportedly approves sales of thousands of interceptor missiles and related services worth $17 billion to Kuwait, the UAE and Bahrain.
Israeli prosecutors will indict three Israeli soldiers and a settler with spying for Iran after they allegedly maintained long-term contact with Iran-linked agents.
Iran says its oil production and exports continued without disruption during 40 days of the US-Israeli aggression while officials explore new revenue streams tied to tighter control of the Strait of Hormuz.