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Israel strikes Beirut & Tehran | US-Israel war on Iran escalates in week 3
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The conflict between Israel and Iran is intensifying as the war enters its third week, with new airstrikes reported in Beirut and Tehran.

A building in central Beirut was struck twice as Israeli missiles targeted the Lebanese capital. Meanwhile, loud explosions were heard across Tehran as the United States and Israel increased military operations against Iranian targets. The Pentagon says the strikes aim to dismantle Iran’s military capabilities, while Iranian officials vow to continue resisting.

In Tehran, thousands gathered in Enqelab Square for the annual Quds Day rally, traditionally held in support of Palestinians. This year, the demonstration unfolded under the shadow of ongoing airstrikes and heightened tensions across the region.

Iran’s leadership appeared publicly during the rallies, sending what analysts describe as a message of defiance. At the same time, reports from Washington suggest the United States may deploy additional military assets to the Middle East as the conflict expands.

With more than 1,300 people reported killed so far and global markets reacting to rising energy concerns, the war is already having consequences far beyond the region.

This report brings the latest developments from Tehran, Washington, and across the Middle East.

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