Here’s what you need to knowpublished at 06:12 GMT
In Iran
The IDF says it has launched a fresh wave of attacks targeting Iran’s infrastructure, after oil depots in Tehran were hit overnight.
Meanwhile, Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says Iran’s “openness to de-escalation” has been “almost immediately killed” by President Trump’s “misinterpretation” of Iran’s capabilities and intent.
In the Gulf
The Kuwait army says it has been dealing “with a wave of hostile drones”, including an attack on fuel tankers at the Kuwait International Airport. Elsewhere, a huge fire engulfed a tower.
A resident of Dubai was killed after shrapnel from an “aerial interception” fell on a vehicle in the Al Barsha area, the Dubai Media Office said.
In Israel
Opposition politician Yair Lapid urged the government to “destroy all of Iran’s oil fields” to cripple its economy.
The IDF reported that it was working to intercept missiles launched from Iran and said it had carried out a strike on the Quds Force in Lebanon, the overseas operation arm of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
In Lebanon
Lebanese officials reported multiple strikes overnight, including one which they said was an Israeli airstrike on a hotel – it killed four people.
They said nearly half a million have been displaced by the fighting so far.
In the US
President Trump hit out at Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer in a Truth Social post saying “we don’t need people that join wars after we’ve already won”. This was after the BBC learned that UK aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales has been placed on advanced readiness.
