In 52 days, the US and Israel have destroyed most of Iran's conventional military. The navy is gone. The air force cannot fly. Nuclear sites are buried under rubble. Khamenei is dead. Here is a detailed accounting of what Iran lost and what remains.
The IRGC operates over 1,500 fast attack boats from hidden coastal bases, forming a guerrilla navy that US warships struggle to counter in the narrow Strait of Hormuz. Half the fleet has been destroyed but the remainder continues attacking commercial shipping.
IRGC says it hit the USS Tripoli amphibious assault ship carrying 5,000+ troops. Trump threatens to bomb bridges and power plants if Iran does not reopen Hormuz by Tuesday.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has revoked the green cards of the late Iranian General Qasem Soleimani's niece and grand-niece, detaining them with ICE pending removal from the United States.
Khuzestan Steel Company and Mobarakeh Steel Company — Iran's biggest steel producers — have ceased operations following multiple rounds of air strikes, with officials warning restart could take up to one year.
An American F-15E Strike Eagle was shot down over western Iran on April 3, marking the first US aircraft downed by Iranian forces since the war began. The pilot was rescued under fire, but the search continues for a second crew member.
Analysis of the Houthi movement's calculated entry into the US-Iran conflict, their complex relationship with Tehran, and the strategic calculus behind their restraint on Red Sea shipping — so far.
Reports and eyewitness accounts reveal Iran's IRGC has launched a programme enrolling children aged 12 and above for checkpoint duty and patrols as the US-Israeli air campaign enters its second month.
Strikes hit residential areas in Shiraz and industrial sites in Isfahan while Iran retaliates across Gulf states
Iran's Assembly of Experts selects Mojtaba Khamenei, 56-year-old son of the slain leader, as new supreme leader, signaling hardline continuity
A comprehensive analysis of Iran's missile and drone capabilities, from short-range Fateh variants to long-range Sejjil systems and the Shahed drone fleet
Hours after the initial US-Israeli strikes, Iran retaliates with waves of drones and missiles targeting Gulf states hosting American military installations