Here are the latest developments in the U.S.–Israel–Iran war on Tuesday at 9.30 AM ET, as the conflict enters its 33rd day.
On Monday, President Donald Trump warned Iran that the U.S. could destroy its key infrastructure if the Strait of Hormuz is not reopened immediately. While optimistic about ongoing talks with Iran’s new regime to halt military operations, he cautioned that failing to reach a deal soon would carry severe consequences.
Meanwhile, Iran’s foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, called on Saudi Arabia to “eject” U.S. troops from the kingdom, following an Iranian strike on a major American air base. While emphasizing respect for Saudi Arabia as a “brotherly nation,” he said Iran’s actions targeted “enemy aggressors” and highlighted recent attacks on U.S. military assets.
Iran Denies Turkiye Missile Attack
Iran’s FM Mohammad Araghchi called reports of missiles fired at Turkiye “completely baseless” and offered joint technical cooperation to investigate any claims, warning against potential false-flag operations, reported Al Jazeera.
US Seeks ‘Unpredictable’ Approach on Ground Troops: Hegseth
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth expressed confidence in Trump’s ability to handle a potential ground invasion of Iran, emphasizing that unpredictability in military options is key and that action may not even be necessary.
EU Urges Iran To Ease Regional Tensions
European Council President Antonio Costa urged Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian to halt attacks in the region and pursue diplomacy, emphasizing UN-led efforts to secure freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.
US Hits Isfahan Depot With Bunker Bombs: Report
The U.S. targeted a major ammunition depot in Iran’s Isfahan province using heavy bunker-buster bombs, part of a broader campaign …
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