BREAKING: Iran’s Navy claims a missile damaged the US aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln, while an Arleigh Burke-class destroyer was forced to abort its mission and return via the Cape of Good Hope. Iranian naval official Admiral Farhad Fattahi said Tehran anticipated the attack 12–15 hours in advance and repositioned missile and drone units to reduce damage. Fattahi warned that US warships entering Iranian territorial waters would face severe consequences. The claims of damage to US vessels have not been independently verified.

BREAKING: Israel reportedly suspends plans for further strikes on Iran in the immediate term, while preparing for possible joint military action with the US after the midterm elections. According to CNN, Netanyahu pushed Trump to approve a joint strike before the elections, but Trump withheld approval. The report also says Israeli military chief Eyal Zamir warned US General Dan Caine that an attack could disrupt Israel’s elections and potentially force their postponement.

BREAKING: Reports of an Explosion Near Baharestan, Isfahan. An explosion has reportedly been heard near Baharestan in Iran’s Isfahan Province. The cause remains unclear, with unexploded ordnance (UXO) among the possible explanations.

BREAKING: Two Ballistic Missiles Launched in East Azerbaijan Province. Two ballistic missiles were reportedly launched at 07:23 Tehran time (03:53 UTC) from the Payam–Tabriz road in Iran’s East Azerbaijan Province.

BREAKING: Pentagon reportedly prepares US military bases for 90 days of self-sufficiency According to Fox News, the Pentagon is planning for major US military bases to operate for at least 90 days without relying on outside electricity, fuel, water or supplies. The reported preparations include portable nuclear reactors, large-scale battery storage and microgrids that would allow installations to disconnect from civilian power grids. The plans reportedly reflect concerns that a major conflict could disrupt power infrastructure and global supply chains.

BREAKING: Iranian media are reportedly sharing guidance with citizens on how to protect themselves in the event of a nuclear attack by the United States. Separately, speculation is circulating that Washington could consider a tactical nuclear strike against Iran’s Pickaxe Mountain facility, amid claims that its deeply buried underground structures would be difficult to destroy with conventional weapons.

UPDATE: Saudi, Turkey and Pakistani Top Officials have just arrived In Tehran.

🔴🇸🇦🇵🇰🇹🇷🇮🇷INTERESTING: Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey’s Top Officials to Meet in Tehran TODAY Iran’s Deputy Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, Baqeri, says Saudi Defense Minister Khalid bin Salman, Pakistan’s Army Chief General Asim Munir, and Turkish intelligence chief Ibrahim Kalin will visit Tehran for a joint meeting today. Three major regional powers. One meeting in Tehran. The timing could be significant amid escalating regional tensions. More to come.

BREAKING: Reports indicate Missile Strike Targets Anti-Ship Missile Launcher in Sirik. An anti-ship cruise missile launcher in Iran’s Sirik area was reportedly hit by an unidentified missile after allegedly launching anti-ship cruise missiles toward the Strait of Hormuz. ⚠️ Local sources report that several IRGC personnel were wounded, with ambulances reportedly heading to the area.

BREAKING: Iran Expands Rail Trade Links With Turkey and China. Iran has dispatched its first export shipment from northern Khuzestan to Turkey by rail, following customs clearance at Shushtar railway station. The shipment departed via the Razi rail border. Meanwhile, Iran has also launched a train service to China via Afghanistan, opening another potential route for regional trade connectivity. 🔎 The bigger picture: Tehran is working to strengthen overland trade corridors, diversify transport routes, and deepen economic links with neighboring countries and China. These rail connections could help Iran expand its role in Eurasian trade. #Iran #China #Turkey #Trade