US and Israel continue coordinated attacks in Iran

Donald Trump vowed the United States would avenge the deaths of three American service members killed during ongoing military operations against Iran, warning that more casualties are likely before the conflict ends. These were the first confirmed US losses since US and Israel intensified strikes that killed Iran's supreme leader.

In a social media video, Trump promised retaliation but also hinted at openness to talks, telling The Atlantic he had agreed to dialogue with Iran's new leadership.

Iran's foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, said Tehran spent two decades studying US military strategy and built a decentralised "Mosaic Defence" to sustain operations despite bombings. Meanwhile, the CIA reportedly tracked Iranian leaders for months, aiding strikes that killed Ayatollah ali khamenei, the Supreme leader of Iran along with over 50 of his close associates.

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March 3, 2026, 01:04:05 (IST)

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Iran Israel War Live Updates: Israel strikes over 10 Iranian intelligence and Quds Force headquarters amid escalating conflict

The Israeli military said on Monday that it struck multiple Iranian intelligence offices and other command centres as it pressed ahead with attacks on the Islamic republic.

"The (Israeli military) struck over 10 headquarters belonging to the Iranian Ministry of Intelligence – the regime's main intelligence body – as well as numerous Quds Force headquarters," AFP quoted the military as saying in a statement, referring to the branch of Iran's Revolutionary Guards which oversees its foreign operations

March 3, 2026, 00:52:54 (IST)

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Iran Israel War Live Updates: Kuwait military says navy sergeant killed while on duty

Kuwait's military said a navy sergeant was killed Monday while on duty, without elaborating further on the circumstances of his death.

"The General Staff of the Army mourns… Sergeant Walid Majid Sulaiman," it said, adding he was killed "while performing his duty as part of the national missions entrusted to the armed forces".