US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says “the hardest hits” on Iran are “yet to come”, adding he would not “give away details of our tactical efforts”
The US embassy in Riyadh has been hit by two drones, resulting in a “limited fire and minor material damage to the building”, according to the Saudi defence ministry
hits” on Iran are “yet to come”, adding he would not “give away details of our tactical efforts”
The US embassy in Riyadh has been hit by two drones, resulting in a “limited fire and minor material damage to the building”, according to the Saudi defence ministry
It follows Donald Trump saying he took the decision to launch a war against the country because it was the “last, best chance” to stop its regime
Speaking at the White House for the first time since attacking Iran, the president said the US is continuing to carry out “large-scale combat operations”
Israel has also launched multiple strikes on what it said were Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, warning that military operations won’t end until the threat is fully “removed”
Lebanon’s health officials say Israeli strikes have killed 52 people as hundreds of Beirut residents have been forced to evacuate to shelters as a result of the bombing
PM Keir Starmer said the UK’s decision not to join the US-Israeli strikes on Iran was “deliberate”, adding his government “does not believe in regime change from the skies”
Trump suggests US could retaliate ‘soon’ against embassy attackpublished at 04:1604:16
Trump told cable network NewsNation that the US would retaliate “soon” for the attack on the US embassy in Riyadh and the deaths of the US service members.
Six service members have been killed so far while 18 are injured, the US said on Monday night.
“[Trump] also told me he doesn’t think boots on the ground will be necessary,” Kellie Meyer, a NewsNation political reporter, wrote on X.
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