Iran war: What is happening on day 17 of US-Israel attacks?
Al Jazeera
Dubai contained a fire near its airport and temporarily suspended flights, while Trump claimed Iran wants to negotiate.
Israel launched a new wave of attacks on Tehran as the US-Israel war on Iran entered its 17th day on Monday.
Escalations continue in the Gulf region, where authorities suspended flights at Dubai international airport after a drone incident sparked a fire nearby. Dubai-based Emirates announced later that it was resuming limited flights, with several planned routes cancelled for the day.
Tokyo’s move comes as oil prices remain elevated amid the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
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Charles Kupchan says the US and allies are reluctant to use military means to safeguard the Strait of Hormuz.
Footage shows fire near Dubai International Airport after a drone ignited a fuel tank, according to UAE authorities.
Footage shows huge plumes of smoke from a US-Israeli strike on Hamadan, Iran.
Al Jazeera Arabic presenter Jamal Rayyan, the first face on the channel when it launched nearly three decades ago, has died at 73.
Pressure grows on the US president’s administration as war costs spiral and the mission’s endgame remains unclear.
The US president’s call for allied naval forces comes as Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says, ‘Let him send his ships’.
Alireza Enayati says relations with Saudi Arabia are ‘progressing naturally’ and he’s in contact with Saudi officials.