High-level sources say that Iran’s IRGC has tightened its grip on wartime decision-making despite the deaths of its top commanders.

As tensions rise between the U.S., "Israel," and Iran, the war is increasingly framed not just as a geopolitical struggle but as one with deep religious and ideological stakes.

In Syria’s fragile economy, where reconstruction could cost hundreds of billions, the fallout from regional conflict is rippling beyond the battlefield, threatening the country’s key economic bets.

A military watchdog has been inundated with complaints that officials are using end-times Christian rhetoric to justify war on Iran.

Although “Israel” neither confirms nor denies its atomic arsenal, experts generally accept that it has been a nuclear-armed state for several decades.

US and Israeli officials invoked the 'Book of Revelation' to motivate the troops and frame the war on Iran as a divine battle to accelerate towards Armageddon or bring about the biblical end of times.

With the escalating rhetoric of Israeli officials against Ankara, “Israel” appears to be attempting to portray Turkiye as a direct enemy.

Just days before the attack, Oman spoke of a nuclear deal nearing “zero stockpile” and unprecedented understandings under full supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency. But coordination between Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu abruptly ended that track. Was diplomacy a step toward peace — or a cover for war?

As Israeli-American strikes pounded Iran, Tehran retaliated by targeting Gulf states over their hosting of U.S. military bases, prompting urgent questions about why countries such as Turkiye, Azerbaijan, and Armenia, which host similar facilities, were spared.

As Iranian strikes expanded beyond U.S. bases in the Gulf and official threats of military retaliation mounted, questions intensified over whether the Gulf states might be drawn—against their will—into the fire of war.

“Doomsday Weapon” Is Not a Preferred Option — but It Could Be a Last Deterrent Card

Before the US-Israeli attack on Iran, the appearance of Omani Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi on CBS News was noteworthy, discussing the results of the negotiations with Iran and revealing indications of a possible breakthrough.

The unprecedented developments in Iran raise questions about the identity of Khamenei's successor, the shape of the transitional phase, and the future of the ruling regime amid internal divisions and external pressures.

"Israel" claimed it killed them in the early hours of the attack. Here are the senior Iranian commanders it says were assassinated.

After Iran announced the death of its Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, who could succeed him?