The United States struck Iranian air-defense, coastal surveillance, and missile sites for the ninth consecutive day after an Iranian air attack on a Jordan base killed two US service members from Hawaii and Texas[1][5]. A third soldier died in northern Iraq during a controlled detonation of a downed Iranian drone, prompting CENTCOM to launch new strikes against coastal defense systems and cruise missile storage on Greater Tunb Island[3][5]. Iranian authorities report at least 41 people killed and more than 400 wounded in US attacks this month, while explosions were heard in Bandar Abbas, Bandar Sirik, and Qeshm Island[1][3].
The US military conducted new airstrikes against Iran with at least 14 people killed in the last two days as the conflict intensifies[3]. President Donald Trump notified the US Congress that the war has resumed, triggering a 60-day clock without congressional approval[3].
READ FULL STORY ›At least 44 people are killed and over one million stranded as floods and landslides from monsoon rains disrupt power and communications across several districts in southeastern Bangladesh[3][7]. The disaster has severely damaged roads and critical infrastructure, leaving communities isolated without aid access[3].
READ FULL STORY ›Spain emerged as the FIFA World Cup 2026 champions, creating history with their title-winning campaign in the tournament's highest-scoring edition ever[1]. Celebrations erupted across Spain as fans marked the national team's triumph, with scientists detecting seismic vibrations from the crowd's狂歡[1][2].
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