Iran Shows Destroyed US Military Equipment
Iran’s state broadcaster released footage allegedly showing destroyed US military aviation equipment.
“We Won’t Abandon Cuba”: Russia Boosts Oil Supplies
Russia is preparing to send a second oil tanker to Cuba amid the island’s ongoing energy crisis. The announcement was made by Russian Energy Minister Sergey Tsivilev.
Trump Questions US Commitment to NATO
US President Donald Trump signaled a possible US exit from NATO, criticizing allies for refusing to participate in the Strait of Hormuz operation amid the conflict with Iran.
Trump Raises Pressure on Iran: Energy and Hormuz at Stake
US President Donald Trump has threatened to “completely” destroy Iran’s energy infrastructure if Tehran fails to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, as Washington weighs potential military scenarios.
China unveils “pack” of combat robot dogs with coordinated control
China has showcased a group of combat robot dogs capable of operating as a coordinated “pack,” sharing data and distributing tasks in near-autonomous mode.
Iran Attacks Container Ship in the Strait of Hormuz
Iranian forces struck a container ship attempting to pass through the Strait of Hormuz without official permission. The vessel was reportedly flying the flag of Thailand or Pakistan. Casualties and the extent of the damage are still unclear.
Lukashenko and Kim Sign Friendship Agreement
During his first official visit to North Korea, Alexander Lukashenko signed a “friendship and cooperation” agreement with Kim Jong Un, aimed at expanding bilateral cooperation in politics, economy, and technology.
Trump: Russia and Ukraine Close to Agreement
United States President Donald Trump said Russia and Ukraine are nearing a potential agreement to resolve the conflict.
Iran Appoints New Security Council Chief
Amid rising regional tensions, Iran has announced a key leadership change: Mohammad Bagher Zolghadr has been appointed Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, replacing Ali Larijani, who was reportedly killed in an Israeli airstrike.
US Aims to Resolve Conflict with Iran by April 9
The United States aims to resolve its conflict with Iran by April 9, according to Israel’s Ynet, citing a source familiar with the plans.
IDF Eliminates Iranian Minister: Conflict Intensifies
Israel announced the elimination of Iran’s Intelligence Minister Ismail Khatib, marking a new phase in the confrontation between Tel Aviv and Tehran. In response, Iranian forces launched a missile strike on Tel Aviv and threatened the use of new weaponry, heightening tensions in the region.
Cuba Plunged into Darkness: 10 Million People Left Without Power
Cuba experienced a total power outage, leaving approximately 10 million residents without electricity. This is the largest blackout in the country’s history, caused by an energy crisis and fuel shortages.
Tokayev: New Constitution Will Secure Kazakhstan’s Progressive Future
After participating in the referendum on the new Constitution, Kazakhstan President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev held a briefing for domestic and international media. The president emphasized the historical significance of the referendum, the importance of adopting the new Constitution, and discussed the goals of constitutional reform and international initiatives.
Former Kyrgyz Security Chief’s Brother Leaves Parliament
Shayirbek Tashiev, younger brother of former Kyrgyz State Committee for National Security (GKNB) head Kamchybek Tashiev, voluntarily resigned from his parliamentary seat on March 14, 2026. The decision comes amid compromising materials online and a police inquiry.
UN Security Council Condemns Iran Strikes, but US and Israel Go Unmentioned
The UN Security Council adopted a resolution calling on Iran to stop strikes against Arab countries, but did not condemn the actions of the US and Israel.
US Held Responsible for Strike on Iranian Girls’ School in Minab
The New York Times reports that the United States bears responsibility for the attack on a girls’ primary school in Minab, Iran. According to preliminary investigation data, the school building was hit due to a targeting error by US forces, who were striking a nearby Iranian military base.
Iran Strikes Oil Facilities in Haifa
Iranian drones have carried out attacks on oil and gas processing plants in the Israeli city of Haifa, as well as on fuel storage tanks, reports Tasnim.
Iran Pledges Not to Strike Neighbors
Iran has announced that it will refrain from attacking neighboring Middle Eastern countries as long as their territories are not used to launch attacks against Tehran. The decision comes amid escalating tensions across the region.
Iran Denies Launching Missile Toward Turkey
Tehran says it did not launch any missile toward Turkey and respects the country’s sovereignty. The statement came after Ankara reported that a ballistic projectile had been intercepted by NATO air defense systems over the eastern Mediterranean.
Kurdish Factor: Washington Weighs Pressure Scenario Against Tehran
The administration of Donald Trump is considering supporting armed Kurdish groups in Iran as a means of increasing pressure on Tehran, CNN reports citing multiple sources.