More than 900 Palestinians have reportedly been killed in Gaza in Israeli attacks this year despite the ceasefire, with the Hamas-run Health Ministry saying more than 1,300 Palestinians have died since the truce was announced on October 10. The figures are disputed by Israel but considered reliable by the United Nations.
The U.S. completed a new wave of strikes on Iranian Revolutionary Guard targets, including air defenses, radar systems and maritime assets. Iran claimed retaliatory attacks on U.S. positions in Jordan and Iraq, while Iranian authorities reported civilian casualties in southern Iran.
Saudi Arabia says Iran targeted its oil tanker Sidr while it was transiting the Strait of Hormuz, killing two Filipino sailors. The IRGC disputed the account, saying two tankers struck sea mines and caught fire, as Riyadh condemned Iranian attacks on Jordan, Bahrain and Kuwait.
India’s Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri says 51 Indian nationals recruited into the Russian armed forces have reportedly been killed, while 139 of the 227 Indians identified as serving in Russia’s military have been discharged.
The United States has launched fresh airstrikes against Iranian targets around the Strait of Hormuz, while Iran claims to have retaliated with missile attacks on U.S. bases in Jordan. President Donald Trump has warned that any further Iranian retaliation would trigger a “harsh and broad” U.S. response.
At least three Palestinians, including two children and a woman, were killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza City as Israel said it had captured a senior Hamas leader during a ground operation. Hamas sources disputed the claim, saying an Israeli mission targeting a senior leader had failed.
Iran’s military claimed it targeted a site at the UAE’s Al Minhad Air Base where U.S. helicopters and personnel were allegedly stationed, but the UAE denied the claim. Abu Dhabi said its air defenses intercepted one drone that entered its airspace and urged the public to rely on official sources.
