A deadly Iranian drone strike on Kuwait International Airport has intensified instability across the Middle East, while US President Donald Trump has publicly confirmed a heated exchange with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the ongoing conflict in Lebanon. The attack on Kuwait’s main»»»

Israel and Hezbollah continued to exchange fire on June 3 despite US President Donald Trump announcing what he called an understanding to halt hostilities, raising fresh questions over the durability of efforts to contain tensions along the Israel-Lebanon border. The Israeli military said its »»»

Kuwait on Wednesday said an Iranian drone and missile attack targeted the country’s international airport and ‌killed at least one person and wounded several others and briefly caused flight suspensions and diversions. The attack comes just hours after Iran and the United States traded missile»»»

US forces fired a Hellfire missile to disable a tanker attempting to break through the American blockade and reach Iran, amid an enduring standoff in the strait of Hormuz and stalling efforts by Washington to secure a new ceasefire agreement with Tehran. The US military’s Central Command (Centcom) »»»