QtrendsUS-Iran ceasefire collapses into fresh strikes as Iran hits Kuwait airport, killing one. Ukrainian drones strike St. Petersburg oil terminal on the same day Russia's economic forum opens. Russia escalates attacks on Kyiv, killing 22. US House prepares to vote on directing an end to the Iran war.
The 1979 Iranian Revolution's broken promises loom large as Iran prepares a three-day public funeral for its late supreme leader. Meanwhile, the US House is set to vote on a resolution directing an end to hostilities with Iran, signaling growing political pressure to exit the conflict.
Iran launched a drone barrage at Kuwait's main international airport, killing one person and injuring dozens. The attack tests an already fragile ceasefire as the Trump administration insists talks are ongoing. Casualty numbers vary between reports.
The US bombed Iranian military sites and subsequently intercepted missiles Tehran fired at troops stationed in Kuwait. Multiple strikes overnight mark a major escalation after reports of faltering peace talks. The exchange signals the ceasefire is effectively broken.
Ukrainian drones struck a major oil terminal in St. Petersburg just hours before the city opened its annual economic forum—often called 'Putin's Davos.' The strike targeted critical energy infrastructure while Russia's leadership gathered for a flagship showcase event.
Russia launched one of its largest attacks on Kyiv, killing at least 22 people and escalating the conflict in Ukraine. Ukrainian forces simultaneously struck St. Petersburg's oil refinery. A Ukrainian tennis star publicly confronted Russian opponents over the war.