US opens early talks on next phase of Iran diplomacy as war continues
US officials have begun early planning for what diplomacy could look like after the current fighting, according to a report cited by Anadolu.
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US officials have begun early planning for what diplomacy could look like after the current fighting, according to a report cited by Anadolu.
Read report »A 22-country statement urged Iran to stop attacks and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, warning the fallout would extend far beyond the Gulf.
Read report »Iran’s atomic energy organisation says the Natanz enrichment complex was hit in a US-Israeli strike, but officials reported no radioactive leak or danger to nearby residents.
Read report »Regional officials said a Russian attack on Zaporizhzhia on March 21 damaged critical infrastructure and led to smoke contamination in parts of the city.
Read report »Russian officials say Ukrainian shelling killed two women and wounded one person in the Belgorod border region during a day of cross-border attacks.
Read report »A Russian drone hit a house in Zaporizhzhia, killing a man and a woman and wounding six people, including two children, amid fresh cross-border attacks.
Read report »Israeli media said an Iranian ballistic missile strike in Arad injured 115 people, including 10 seriously, and damaged nine buildings on 2026-03-21.
Read report »The IAEA reported no increase in off-site radiation at Natanz after a U.S. ultimatum to Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Read report »The Jerusalem Post reported that missile attacks tied to Iran injured at least 78 people in Dimona on March 21, 2026, including a 10-year-old child.
Read report »The Baghdad attack came as an Iran-aligned armed network separately claimed 27 operations against US bases across Iraq and the region.
Read report »About 2,200 Marines and three warships are headed to the region, according to CBS, while a first unit from the Pacific is still en route.
Read report »Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says Tehran is prepared to facilitate passage for Japanese ships as talks with Japan continue, according to Kyodo.
Read report »Warsaw says the move follows a security review and is intended to protect Polish personnel amid worsening regional conditions.
Read report »Politico reports that Moscow sought a trade-off between intelligence on Iran and intelligence sharing with Ukraine, but Washington turned it down.
Read report »Washington says Cuba will not be allowed to receive Russian fuel oil shipments just as two tankers approach the island with about 190,000 barrels of oil.
Read report »Authorities said three suspects linked to the February attack in Woro village were arrested in Kaiama while trying to buy a motorcycle.
Read report »Iran said its armed forces launched fresh drone attacks targeting deployment sites near Ben Gurion Airport as the confrontation with Israel and the United States deepened.
Read report »Downing Street says the move remains framed as collective self-defence, but it broadens American options around the Strait of Hormuz.
Read report »Donald Trump said he is considering winding down U.S. military operations in the Middle East even as the United States adds ships and Marines to the region.
Read report »Iranian state media and the IRGC said Mohammad Ali Naini was killed in strikes blamed on Israel, as the conflict with Israel and the United States widened further.
Read report »Israeli forces hit Syrian command centers and supply depots in southern Syria, saying the strikes answered attacks on Druze communities.
Read report »After Washington-hosted talks, DR Congo, Rwanda and the United States said the two countries had agreed to coordinated measures meant to ease tensions, even as fighting and mutual accusations continued.
Read report »A BBC live update recorded fresh missile exchanges, drone interceptions and diplomatic warnings as the Iran war spilled further across the region.
Read report »Berlin said it will not back Israel at the International Court of Justice, citing its own need to defend itself in a separate case.
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