QtrendsIran-US crossfire continues as ceasefire talks stall, with Tehran striking Kuwait airport and Washington bombing Iranian military sites. A three-day public funeral is planned for Iran's late supreme leader. Ukraine deepens the war inside Russia with drone strikes on St. Petersburg oil infrastructure as Putin's flagship economic forum opens, while Russia launches massive retaliatory attacks across Ukraine killing at least 22.
Iran is preparing a three-day public funeral for its late supreme leader, drawing large crowds of mourners. The event comes amid heightened regional tensions and ongoing military conflict. Meanwhile, the US House is set to vote on a resolution to direct an end to the war in Iran, reflecting growing domestic pressure.
Iran launched a strike on Kuwait's main airport, killing one person and wounding 63 others, testing an already fragile ceasefire. Trump stated that ceasefire talks remain ongoing. The attack marks a significant escalation and regional spread of the conflict beyond Iran's immediate borders.
The US and Iran both launched strikes overnight, with US forces bombing Iranian military sites and Iran firing missiles at American troops stationed in Kuwait. The exchanges follow reports of faltering peace talks. The escalation underscores how close the two nations are to open confrontation.
Ukrainian drones hit a St. Petersburg oil terminal just hours before the city hosted Russia's flagship economic forum, often called 'Putin's Davos'. The strike targeted critical energy infrastructure deep inside Russian territory. The attack sends a message that Ukraine can reach strategic assets far from the front lines.
Russia launched a massive wave of attacks across Ukraine, leaving at least 22 dead and dozens wounded. The strikes targeted Kyiv and other cities in what appears to be retaliation for Ukrainian drone operations on Russian soil. A tennis star's comments denouncing Russian rivals also stirred controversy amid the war.