US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live News: Iran has now revealed three developments that could add new pressure to the ongoing war between the US and its allies.
Tehran says Iran and Oman are preparing to announce a new passage through the Strait of Hormuz, while Iranian officials have raised fresh concerns about foreign infiltration after recent wars with the US and Israel.Â
According to a report, Iran has considered potential attacks on US military assets in southeastern Europe if President Donald Trump escalates the war.Â
US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live News: Iran, Oman Plan New Strait of Hormuz Passage
Iranian lawmaker Abbas Moghtadaei said Iran and Oman will soon issue a joint statement announcing a new passage through the Strait of Hormuz. He said the proposed route would remain separate from the existing southern passage but did not provide details about its exact location or operating arrangements.
Moghtadaei serves as deputy chair of Iran’s parliamentary national security and foreign policy committee. His comments come as both countries continue discussions over maritime navigation and the movement of vessels through the strategic waterway.
Iran and Oman previously held talks on navigation safety, with both sides discussing measures to protect freedom of navigation and continuing technical and political consultations.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live News: Iran MP Warns About Foreign Infiltration
Iranian MP Mohammad Saleh Jokar has separately highlighted concerns over foreign intelligence operations inside Iran.
Jokar said intelligence leaks and information gathering by Iran’s adversaries caused significant damage during the country’s recent conflicts with the US and Israel. He linked the issue to the deaths of Iranian commanders and officials and backed parliamentary efforts aimed at strengthening measures against foreign infiltration.
The comments reflect the growing importance Tehran places on intelligence security following the recent conflicts. Iranian officials have increasingly focused on the possibility that adversaries gathered sensitive information from inside the country to support military operations.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live News: Iran Weighs US Military Targets in Europe
A separate Financial Times report says Iran has considered potential attacks against US military assets in southeastern Europe if Trump expands the conflict. People close to the Iranian regime reportedly told the newspaper that Tehran has assessed possible targets in countries including Bulgaria and Cyprus.
The report comes after Bulgaria authorised the temporary deployment of up to eight US KC-135 aerial refuelling aircraft and up to 250 US personnel at Bezmer Air Base to support US operations in the Middle East.
Iran has already objected to the US military presence at the Bulgarian base. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi previously told Bulgaria that allowing US aircraft at Bezmer amounted to facilitating aggression against Iran.
Bulgaria has maintained that the aircraft would support refuelling operations rather than conduct combat missions from Bulgarian territory.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live News: Why the Strait of Hormuz Remains Critical
The Strait of Hormuz remains one of the biggest pressure points in the US-Iran confrontation because of its importance to global energy shipments.
Recent uncertainty over shipping through the waterway has already pushed oil prices higher. Reuters reported that Brent crude reached $91.79 a barrel on Wednesday, while US West Texas Intermediate climbed to $85.79.
Shipping companies have also changed their routes because of the security risks. Recent reports indicate that some vessels have opted for routes through Omani waters rather than navigating areas affected by the dispute over Hormuz.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live News: Iran’s Warnings Add to Regional Tensions
The latest developments show Tehran taking a harder line on both maritime access and foreign military activity.
Iran’s concerns over US aircraft operating from regional and European bases have already produced diplomatic warnings. Bulgaria’s decision to host US refuelling aircraft has become a particular point of contention between Tehran and Sofia.
At the same time, any new arrangement between Iran and Oman over Hormuz could affect international shipping if it changes how vessels enter or leave the Gulf.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live News: What Happens Next?
The next major development could come from the expected Iran-Oman joint statement on the proposed Hormuz passage. Until Tehran and Muscat provide details, it remains unclear how the new route would work or whether major international shipping operators would use it.
The situation around US military assets in Europe could also become more sensitive if Washington and Tehran resume direct military confrontation. For now, the reported European targets remain part of an assessment cited by the Financial Times, rather than a confirmed Iranian decision to launch attacks.
