Iran fires missiles and drones at US targets after Trump warning
Iran launched missiles and drones at US-linked targets, ignoring a direct warning from President Trump, the Washington Post reports.
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Iran launched missiles and drones at US-linked targets, ignoring a direct warning from President Trump, the Washington Post reports.
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright arrived in Venezuela to sign a deal in which the US government will set up and control a company holding 65 billion barrels of Venezuela's oil reserves, an amount the country has kept underground.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says airlines should treat Russian airspace as completely unsafe, as Ukraine steps up long-range drone strikes inside Russia and Russia vows to hit back harder.
At a summit in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, Chinese leader Xi Jinping said China would keep supporting Iran and Russia despite pressure from the United States to pull back.
Iran says it attacked US military bases in Bahrain, Jordan and Iraq, and the United States and Iran have gone back to trading attacks after a short pause in fighting.
Germany closed a Russian consulate in the city of Bonn and announced new sanctions against Russia, days after formally accusing Moscow of planting an explosive-laden drone near Ukrainian cargo planes at Leipzig/Halle Airport.
Iran has hit back at American forces after the United States struck it first, turning weeks of hidden, low-level attacks into open airstrikes between the two countries.
The United States has struck Iran a second time, and Iranian state media reported explosions afterward.
Germany's government has officially blamed Russia for a plot to attack Leipzig/Halle airport with an explosive-carrying drone.
China has warned of 'consequences' against Taiwan and against the small Pacific Island nations that hosted Taiwanese diplomats at the Pacific Islands Forum summit.
Fighting in the Middle East has kept oil above $90 a barrel after the Strait of Hormuz, a key shipping route for oil tankers, was shut down.
Russia bombed the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, for a sixth night in a row, killing at least nine people.