India, May 28 -- US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live Update: After the attack on Southern Iran's port city of Bandar Abbas, the ongoing US-Israel-Iran War has massively escalated. Now, Iranian supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei vowed to 'bring the US to its knees' for violating the ceasefire agreement.

While the US and international press are focused on the terms of negotiations between the Trump administration and Iran, Israel is massively expanding its rampage across the Middle East—moving to permanently occupy Gaza and escalating its bombardment of Lebanon.

A ceasefire between Israel and Iran came into effect at 0400GMT Tuesday following hours of intensified mutual hostilities. Iran’s IRGC said that a total of 11 retaliatory missiles were fired in five salvos on Israel in the hours leading up to the ceasefire.

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Iran launched an attack on Israel, escalating long-standing tensions between the two nations. Iran accused Israel of perpetrating a strike on its consulate in Damascus on April 1, and pledged to retaliate. Israel also threatened a counterattack if Iran ...

Iran's vice president Mohammad Reza Aref said the government has taken the first steps to restore internet access. Meanwhile, Tehran warned US against "violation" of ceasefire. Follow DW.

The United States largely shut Israel out of its negotiations with Iran, leaving Jerusalem to follow the talks through regional diplomatic channels and intelligence-gathering, two Israeli defense officials told The New York Times.

Israel’s economy shrank by an annualized 3.3% in the first quarter of 2026 (shrinking 0.8% in the quarter), according to the initial assessment by the Central Bureau of Statistics. The sharp contraction, which ends a two-quarter streak of growth, mainly reflects the economic effects of the war with Iran in March and April.