Iran war live updates: Mark Carney doesn’t rule out Canada joining war; Israel launches fresh strikes on Tehran | US-Israel war on Iran

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prime minister of canada Mark Carney He said on Thursday that he could not rule out his country’s military involvement in the escalating war in the Middle East.

“No one can categorically rule out participation,” he said alongside his Australian counterpart. Anthony Albanese In Canberra. Carney said that US-Israeli attacks on Iran were “against international law” and added, “We will stand by our allies.”

Iran launched a new round of missiles against Israel early ThursdayThe war is entering its sixth day, according to the Israeli army and Tehran state media. The launches triggered alarms in many regions, including Tel Aviv. There were no immediate reports of casualties.

Here are other important developments:

• An airstrike was carried out on Hezbollah’s stronghold south of Beirut early ThursdayAfter Israel issued a warning to residents. Elsewhere, three people were killed in an Israeli attack on vehicles along the Beirut airport highway, Lebanon’s health ministry said. Israel urged people to leave hundreds of square kilometers of Lebanon south of the Litani River because the army was “forced to take military action”.

• A US submarine torpedoed and sank an Iranian warship off the coast of Sri Lanka. The effects of the war in the Middle East spread to another country. The frigate IRIS Dena was on a friendly visit to India when it was hit. A Sri Lankan navy official said 87 bodies were recovered.

• Benjamin Netanyahu’s office says Israel and US have made ‘historic gains’The Prime Minister’s spokesman also claimed that the attack was necessary because Iran was using “new underground bunkers” to rebuild its atomic bomb program.

• Donald Trump praises US performance in war, says Iranian leaders were killed quickly, and vows progress. “We’re in good shape on the battle front, to say the least. Someone asked, how many out of 10 would you give it? I said around 15.”

• Ballistic missile launched from Iran is heading towards Turkish airspace Turkish officials said that it was destroyed by NATO air defense systems over Iraq and Syria.

• US defense secretary Pete Hegseth offered few details and was evasive when asked about the deadly attack on a girls’ school in IranHe said only that the United States was “investigating” the incident. Iranian officials say at least 165 students died in Saturday’s attack

• Massive waves of air strikes have hit dozens of military positions, border posts and police stations along the northern reaches of Iran’s border with Iraq, as the US and Israel appear to be preparing for a new front in their war.. The United States is ready to provide air support if Kurdish peshmerga fighters cross the border from northern Iraq, a U.S. official said.

• A tanker anchored off the coast of Kuwait reported seeing a large explosion on its port side and taking in waterUK Merchant Marine Operations said. The captain said he observed a small vehicle leaving the area after the explosion, which occurred 30 nautical miles (56 km) southeast of Kuwait’s Gulf port of Mubarak Al Kabeer.

• Spain doubles down on Washington’s use of bases against Iran after Trump’s trade retaliation threats. The White House said Madrid had now agreed to cooperate, but Spanish foreign minister Jose Manuel Albares said its “position on the bases, the war in the Middle East and the bombing of Iran has not changed at all.”

• Governments around the world are scrambling to organize the return of their citizens from the Middle East, and air traffic appears to be recovering somewhat Travel in the region continues to be greatly disrupted by the crisis.

• Omani navy rescues 24 crew of a container ship Missiles were shot down in the Strait of Hormuz.

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