Tehran has laid out its three terms for ending Iran's ongoing conflict with the United States and Israel.

The strikes appear to be the most significant attack on Iran's civilian infrastructure of the war to date.

As night approached, a wave of heavy Israeli strikes on Beirut’s southern outskirts reverberated across the Lebanese capital. It marked an escalation of tit-for-tat attacks. More than 600 people have been killed inside Lebanon and over 800,000 people displaced since the latest conflict began a week ago.

Israel said it launched airstrikes against Iranian missile launchers and a nuclear research site Tuesday, and Iran struck back against Israel and across the Gulf region, targeting U.S. embassies and disrupting energy supplies and travel.

Loud blasts shook Tehran on Monday as the city again came under attack, with witnesses reporting that fighter jets could be heard overflying the Iranian capital, approaching from the north over the

The F-35, which is flown by many countries, had previously only logged missile and drone interceptions until now.

Israel said it carried out airstrikes targeting Iran's security apparatus as both Israeli and U.S. officials hint at a regime change and popular uprising.

Israel's military said it hit Iranian commanders in the Lebanese capital early on Sunday, expanding the scope of its campaign to the heart

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said that the Trump administration hadn’t anticipated the exact manner of Iran’s response to attacks by the U.S. and Israel, in which Tehran is striking its Arab Gulf neighbors.

Israel struck Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s underground bunker in Tehran, revealing extensive tunnel network beneath Iran's capital.