05:29 AM, 28-Jun-2026
America again attacked Iran’s targets for breaking the ceasefire: Trump
US President Donald Trump said that American aircraft have once again attacked Iran’s missile and drone storage centers and coastal radar bases. He alleged that Iran has again violated the ceasefire agreement.
Trump said US aircraft have struck Iran’s missile and drone storage facilities and coastal radar sites in yet another violation of the ceasefire agreement. It seems like they will never learn. He further said that a time may come when it will not be possible for America to exercise restraint and it will have to complete the military action, which has already been initiated. Trump warned that if this happens, the Islamic Republic of Iran will cease to exist.
04:58 AM, 28-Jun-2026
Ceasefire broken…America attacks Iran again
The ceasefire between America and Iran to restore peace in West Asia broke within 11 days. American fighter planes targeted Iran’s missile and drone bases. In response, Iran also launched drone attacks on US military bases in Bahrain and oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. Both sides have blamed each other for the attacks. After this, the movement of ships in Hormuz has come to a standstill again.
The US military’s Central Command (CENTCOM) said it has launched strikes against Iran in response to Thursday’s drone attack on the Singaporean ship MV Ever Lovely as it was passing through Hormuz. The Sirik area near Hormuz in southern Iran and Qeshm Island were heavily bombed. In these attacks, Iranian missiles, drone bases and coastal radar sites were destroyed. agency
Iran has implemented a system of 48-hour advance notice for ships to pass through Hormuz. Ships that did not comply were targeted.
Iran angry over route expansion near Oman coast
The expansion of the sea route near the Oman coast to give more passage to ships has angered Iran, as Iran wants to collect taxes on the waterway. Iran says the deal gives it control over traffic in Hormuz, but the US rejects it.
04:15 AM, 28-Jun-2026
There is a condition in the agreement with Israel for Hezbollah to give up weapons, but it is difficult to implement: Naeem Qasim
Hezbollah chief Naim Qassim on Saturday criticized the framework agreement that Israel and Lebanon signed a day earlier to end months of conflict. His statement has raised questions about the effectiveness of this agreement.
The agreement reached in Washington on Friday links the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Lebanon to the disarmament of Hezbollah, which Hezbollah has rejected. Since the start of the Israel-Hezbollah war, many ceasefire agreements signed between Lebanon and Israel have not been implemented on the ground. More than 4,000 people have been killed in Lebanon in Israeli attacks since March. Hezbollah attacked Israel two days after the start of the Iran-Iran war.
In a statement issued on Saturday, Hezbollah chief Naim Qassim said his organization would continue fighting until Israel is forced to leave Lebanon. After the announcement of the agreement, Hezbollah supporters also protested on the streets of Beirut.
Despite the agreement, Lebanon’s state news agency reported that an Israeli drone strike occurred near the southern city of Nabatieh. The agency also said Israeli forces released three Lebanese and three Syrian laborers who were detained on Friday near the southern village of Ain Arab.
04:01 AM, 28-Jun-2026
American attacks on Iran’s Qeshm Island
Projectiles have fallen on Iran’s Qeshm Island. It came as the US military said it launched new strikes on Iran in response to its attack on a plane this morning. Iran’s state broadcaster IRIB said several projectiles had hit a village on Qeshm Island, located in the Strait of Hormuz.
03:52 AM, 28-Jun-2026
West Asia LIVE: America attacks Qeshm Island in Iran; Two killed in Israeli firing in Gaza
An Israeli drone strike killed two Palestinian siblings and injured at least seven others in southern Gaza on Saturday. This information was given by Nasser Hospital, where the injured were taken.
The attack targeted tents set up in a large camp in Mawasi, where displaced Palestinians were living. 15-year-old Islam Musa and his 30-year-old brother Abdullah Musa were killed in this attack.
The Israeli army admitted that it had attacked the Muwasi area. The army said its target was a Hamas fighter. However, he did not immediately give further information. In the hospital premises, family members were seen crying near the dead bodies wrapped in white shrouds.
On the same day, Palestinians reported hearing a loud bang in Gaza City. Israeli forces attacked a camp for displaced people in western Gaza City, injuring at least 12 people. Shifa Hospital gave this information. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society’s ambulance service said two people were seriously injured and most of the injured were women.