U.S. and Iran Announce Historic Peace Deal to End Four-Month War Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif confirmed on Sunday that the United States and Iran have reached a comprehensive peace agreement to end their nearly four-month conflict, with both nations declaring the immediate and permanent cessation of military operations across all fronts, including in Lebanon. Sharif, who acted as a mediator between the two countries, announced the deal in a post on X, stating, “Following intensive talks, we are pleased to announce that the Peace Deal between the United States of America and Islamic Republic of Iran has been REACHED.” The official signing ceremony is scheduled for Friday, June 19, in Switzerland. U.S. President Donald Trump swiftly endorsed the agreement, tweeting, “The deal with the Islamic Republic of Iran is now complete.” He further declared his authority to lift the naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and authorize its immediate opening, asserting that oil would flow freely through the critical waterway by Friday. Trump emphasized that the deal would alleviate global energy shortages, stating, “With the opening of the Strait upon the signing of the Deal on Friday, for purposes of mine removal, oil will flow on both ends again for the Region, and the World!” The agreement follows weeks of diplomatic efforts amid a fragile ceasefire, with both sides acknowledging the need to de-escalate tensions. Iranian state media reported on Friday that a 14-page draft memorandum had been finalized, outlining terms that include the U.S. lifting oil sanctions and Iran committing to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within 30 days. The deal was initially jeopardized on Sunday after the Israel Defense Forces claimed Iran-backed Hezbollah in Lebanon launched projectiles into Israel.#us #iran #strait_of_hormuz #shehbaz_sharif #israeli_defense_forces
Sirens sound across Israel following waves of Iranian missiles Sirens blared across Israel on Monday as Iran launched a series of missile attacks, marking a significant escalation in the region’s tensions. The strikes, which followed an earlier rocket launch by Yemen’s Houthis, targeted areas in central Israel, with reports indicating that a neighborhood was hit. While three homes sustained damage, no injuries have been reported so far. The attacks have prompted immediate military and civilian responses, with Israeli authorities activating emergency protocols to ensure public safety and medical readiness. The Israeli Health Ministry and Home Front Command issued directives for major medical facilities to transition into emergency operations. Ichilov Hospital in Tel Aviv, Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya, and Tzafon Medical Center in Poriya have relocated their critical services underground to protected spaces. These measures aim to safeguard patients and staff amid the ongoing threat. Prof. Masad Barhoum, director of Galilee Medical Center, emphasized the commitment to providing safe and effective care, stating, “We are prepared to provide the best and safest medical response to the residents of the north, and we will continue to do so under any scenario and situation.” Meanwhile, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have mobilized senior military officers to coordinate counterstrikes. IDF Chief of the General Staff Lt.-Gen. Eyal Zamir and other high-ranking officials are directing operations from an IAF bunker, according to military statements. The IDF described its forces as “alert and ready for continued action on all fronts against those who threaten the State of Israel,” underscoring the urgency of the situation.#iran #israel #iranian_revolutionary_guard_corps #israeli_defense_forces #tel_nof_air_force_base
Strikes in Middle East intensify as stances harden The Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) announced that it launched precision-guided missiles at more than 70 sites across Israel-controlled areas, according to Iran's state-run Press TV. The strikes, part of the 81st wave of Operation True Promise 4, targeted locations in Haifa, Dimona, Al-Khudriyya near Haifa, and regions north and south of Tel Aviv. The IRGC's Public Relations Department confirmed the attacks in a statement released Wednesday. In response, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reported that the Israeli Air Force had successfully struck Iran's sole submarine development facility in the Isfahan region. The military also claimed that several weapons manufacturing sites in Tehran were hit overnight. These facilities were used to produce aerial and naval weapons, as reported by The Times of Israel. Iran's Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, stated that the country is reviewing a U.S. proposal to end the Gulf war but has no intention of engaging in talks to resolve the conflict. Press TV cited a senior political-security official who outlined Iran's five conditions for ending the war: an end to U.S. and Israeli aggression and assassinations, guaranteed mechanisms to prevent future attacks, compensation for war damages, a complete cessation of hostilities across all fronts, and recognition of Iran's sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has also assessed a U.S.-proposed 15-point plan to end the Middle East war, calling it "excessive and disconnected from battlefield realities." The state-run Press TV reported that Iran views the proposal as unrealistic. The U.S. warned that it would escalate military actions against Iran if Tehran fails to acknowledge its "military defeat.#iran #israel #press_tv #israeli_defense_forces #islamic_revolutionary_guards_corps
The provided text is a collection of news headlines and updates in Hindi, covering various geopolitical and military developments. Here's a structured summary of the key points: --- Iran-Israel-US Conflict Israeli Claims: Israel's Defense Forces (IDF) announced the elimination of Mehdi Rastami Sh'mastan, a top commander in Iran's Ministry of Intelligence. The IDF described him as a key figure in orchestrating global terrorist activities against Israeli and Jewish civilians. The Ministry of Intelligence is labeled as a central pillar of Iran's "terror regime." US Naval Movements: The USS Gerald Ford returned to U.S. waters, while the USS Abraham Lincoln was deployed elsewhere, suggesting heightened tensions in the region. Iranian Response: Iranian officials compared U.S. military claims to those from the Vietnam War era, criticizing the U.S. for overinflating its "victory" narratives. --- International Reactions Switzerland's Arms Embargo: Switzerland imposed a ban on U.S. arms exports during the ongoing Iran-Israel conflict, citing its neutral stance in the international armed conflict. The Swiss government stated that arms exports to participating nations are not permissible during hostilities. Ukraine's Military Deployment: Ukraine deployed interceptor units in five Western Asian countries to protect critical infrastructure and civilian facilities, as reported by UN Security Council Secretary Rustam Umerov. --- Regional and Global Tensions U.S. Military Escalation: The U.S. is increasing its military presence in the region, including deploying naval assets and intelligence units, amid heightened tensions with Iran and Israel.#uss_abraham_lincoln #israeli_defense_forces #iran_ministry_of_intelligence #uss_gerald_ford #switzerland_army
Israeli F-35 Achieves Historic First in Air-to-Air Combat An Israeli F-35I fighter jet confirmed its first ever air-to-air victory by downing an Iranian YAK-130 training aircraft during a combat engagement, marking a significant milestone in modern aerial warfare. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) announced the achievement at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, describing it as the first fighter jet dogfight of the ongoing conflict. The incident occurred as part of broader Israeli military operations targeting Iranian military assets in the region. The Russian-made YAK-130, which entered production in the 1990s, is primarily used as an advanced training platform for pilots preparing to operate more sophisticated Russian fighters like the SU-57. However, it can also be configured for limited attack missions. The IDF’s strike on Sunday afternoon targeted Iranian fighter jets that were in the process of preparing to take off from an airfield. Two aircraft, an F-4 and an F-5, were already on the runway when Israeli forces launched an attack, destroying them before they could become operational. While Iran’s air force, including the F-4 and F-5 models, is largely outdated and considered inferior to Israel’s F-15, F-16, and F-35 fleets, the YAK-130 represents a more advanced threat. Iranian military analysts have noted that the YAK-130’s capabilities could complicate operations for Israeli and American drones, as it may pose a challenge to close-range “stand-in” attacks. Despite this, Israeli and U.S. forces have maintained air superiority in the Tehran area, allowing them to conduct prolonged surveillance and strike missions without significant interference. This marks the first confirmed air-to-air kill by an F-35 in its operational history.#israeli_defense_forces #f35i #iranian_yak130 #f4 #f5
Israeli Fighter Pilot Evades Iranian Missile Over Iranian Skies An Israeli Air Force pilot was captured on camera evading an Iranian missile launch during a recent operation over Iran. Footage released by the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) shows the pilot communicating with his team, warning of an incoming missile and describing his maneuvers to avoid it. The pilot is heard stating, "another launch" is imminent before declaring he is "climbing over the skies" to escape the threat. The incident highlights the high-stakes nature of aerial confrontations between Israel and Iran. The IDF footage, published on March 2, 2026, depicts the pilot’s fighter jet engaging with an Iranian interceptor missile. While the exact details of the engagement remain undisclosed, the video underscores the ongoing tensions between the two nations. The incident occurred amid a broader campaign of military operations, with Israel conducting frequent flights over Iranian territory. According to Israeli sources, the Israel Air Force has executed approximately 1,000 combat sorties over Iran since the start of the conflict. These missions have involved joint operations with the U.S. Air Force, targeting facilities associated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), the Basij militia, and other Iranian security forces. Israeli officials estimate that between 1,000 and 1,500 members of the IRGC and Iranian security forces have been killed in these strikes. While some analyses suggest higher casualty figures, the IDF and its allies have cited conservative estimates of over 1,000 fatalities among Iranian military personnel. The U.S. military also reported significant activity in the region, stating that over 1,250 targets had been struck in Iran since operations began on Saturday.#israeli_air_force #iranian_missile #israeli_defense_forces #islamic_revolutionary_guards_corps #operation_roaring_lion
