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Here are the latest developments in the Middle East war

Iran's Revolutionary Guards say they have launched missiles and drones at military bases hosting US forces in Kuwait, Jordan and Bahrain as well as targets in Israel

The 71-year-old former far-right president was sentenced to 27 years in prison last September

If talks happen, it could raise Pakistan's global ‌prominence

The Israeli campaign has so far killed at least 1,072 people in Lebanon, according to Lebanese authorities

Pentagon set to send between ​3,000 and 4,000 soldiers

Trump expresses cautious optimism about ending nearly a month of war

Russia fired almost 1,000 drones at Ukraine over the last 24-hours, unleashing one of its largest-ever daytime attacks, killing at least eight people and hitting the UNESCO-protected city centre of Lviv, officials said yesterday.

A Colombian military plane crashed in a takeoff disaster on Monday, killing 66 people as rescuers shuttled dozens of survivors to nearby hospitals and searched for four who were still missing, according to a top official.

The death toll from a strike on a hospital in East Darfur has risen from 64 to 70, the WHO said yesterday, calling the hit an attack on survival in Sudan’s devastating war.

Iran and Israel traded fresh strikes yesterday as the Middle East war raged on, though a diplomatic push to bring Iran and the United States  to the negotiating table appeared to be gathering pace.

Iran’s veteran supreme leader and a host of other top figures and Revolutionary Guards commanders have been killed in US-Israeli strikes but the ruling system has maintained its ability to strategise and operate in the war that began on February 28. Here is a guide to who now wields power and influence in a depleted but resilient hierarchy:

The world has given Israel “a licence to torture Palestinians”, a UN expert said Monday, with life in the occupied territories “a continuum of physical and mental suffering”.

China is conducting a vast undersea mapping and monitoring operation across the Pacific, Indian and Arctic oceans, building detailed knowledge of marine conditions that naval experts say would be crucial for waging submarine warfare against the US and its allies.

India is the world's second-largest buyer of liquefied petroleum gas

The declaration will remain in effect for one year

The move comes as regional conflict disrupts production and export capacity

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The crisis has escalated across the Middle East