US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live News: US President Donald Trump has declined to disclose details of his forthcoming plans regarding Iran while saying that the situation was “working out very well” and that Iran was “not doing well”. Meanwhile, reports of explosions in Yemen’s capital Sanaa, an execution in Iran, Tehran’s claim that damaged satellite infrastructure has been restored and fresh statements from Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) have added to the latest developments in the wider Middle East conflict.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live News: Trump Hints At Upcoming Action Against Iran
US President Donald Trump said he would not reveal details of his next steps regarding Iran when questioned by reporters at the White House. Trump said the situation was “working out very well” and described Iran as “not doing well”, but did not provide a timeline or specify what action he may be considering.
Trump also indicated that disclosing his plans would generate a major news story. His comments come amid continuing uncertainty over the direction of the US-Iran conflict and diplomatic efforts surrounding the war. Recent reporting has also indicated that Trump’s administration is considering its next steps as tensions with Tehran remain high.
Loud Explosions Reported In Yemen’s Capital Sanaa
Loud explosions were heard in Yemen’s capital Sanaa, according to a report by AFP. The report did not, by itself, establish the cause of the explosions or provide a definitive assessment of any damage.
Sanaa is controlled by the Iran-aligned Houthi movement, and developments in Yemen have become closely linked to the wider regional tensions. Recent fighting in Yemen has also contributed to displacement and worsening humanitarian conditions.
Iran Executes Man Convicted Over January Protests
Iran has executed Siavash Jamshidi Kheirabadi, a man convicted over charges linked to January’s anti-government protests, according to Iran’s judiciary and reporting by Reuters.
The judiciary said Jamshidi was convicted of charges including moharebeh, commonly translated as “enmity against God”, after authorities accused him of firing a weapon at security forces during the unrest. Iranian authorities also accused him of assembly and collusion against national security. Reuters reported that the execution was announced on Saturday.
Iran Says War-Damaged Satellite Infrastructure Restored
Iran has said that key infrastructure used for satellite development and damaged during the war has been restored sufficiently for work to resume.
Nader Makari, acting head of Iran’s Space Research Center, said the facilities were not yet operating at full capacity, according to reports. The development indicates that Tehran is attempting to restore parts of its scientific and technological infrastructure affected by the conflict.
IRGC Spokesman Tells Trump To Learn From Yemen
An IRGC spokesman has called on Trump to draw lessons from what he described as the US failure to defeat Yemen’s Houthis and to accept Iran’s conditions.
The statement represents the Iranian side’s position in the continuing confrontation and comes as Tehran and Washington remain at odds over the terms for ending hostilities. Separately, Reuters has reported that Iran has been preparing for a possible stronger response if the US resumes large-scale attacks.
Iran Says Missile Industry Has Reached ‘Maturity’
Brigadier General Ali Balali, an adviser to the IRGC Aerospace Force commander, has said Iran’s missile industry has reached a level of maturity and that its weapons development is based on operational requirements.
Speaking to Iran’s Fars News Agency, Balali described Iran’s ability to develop missile systems using domestic capabilities and said the country continues to introduce new innovations based on operational and technical requirements. These statements are claims from an Iranian military official and have not been independently verified.
Iran Says South Pars Phase 11 Reaches Peak Gas Production
Iran has announced the completion of development work at Phase 11 of the South Pars gasfield, saying the project has reached a production capacity of around 1 billion cubic feet, or 28.3 million cubic metres, of gas per day.
Iranian officials said the project was completed using domestic engineering capabilities following the departure of foreign partners. Tehran has said the additional production will help address domestic energy needs and strengthen gas supplies ahead of winter.
Kayhan Editor Raises Hijab Enforcement Issue
Kayhan editor Hossein Shariatmadari has criticised Iran’s three branches of government over the enforcement of the country’s compulsory hijab rules.
Shariatmadari rejected arguments that wartime conditions should delay enforcement against women who do not comply with the rules. His remarks reflect an internal political and social debate in Iran over the enforcement of the country’s dress regulations during the ongoing conflict.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live News: UN Warns Of Worsening Hunger In Yemen
The humanitarian situation in Yemen is also deteriorating amid renewed fighting. The UN’s World Food Programme said almost three out of four households in areas where it can operate were unable to meet their basic food needs.
WFP said the figure represented a record level for the year in those accessible areas. It also said more than 152,000 people had been displaced in recent weeks, while Yemen’s heavy reliance on imported food has left communities particularly vulnerable to disruptions in supply.
The agency said it was scaling up assistance but faced funding and access constraints. WFP also warned that instability around Yemen’s Bab el-Mandeb Strait could have consequences for wider food and fuel supplies.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live News: Iraq And Türkiye Begin Oil And Gas Framework Talks
Iraq and Türkiye have launched negotiations on a framework agreement aimed at expanding cooperation in oil, gas and energy, according to Iraqi reporting.
The talks cover areas including oil and gas infrastructure, petrochemical projects and energy trade. The negotiations come as Baghdad and Ankara seek to strengthen their wider economic and energy relationship.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live News
The latest developments highlight the increasingly broad regional impact of the US-Iran confrontation, with developments spanning Iran’s military and energy sectors, Yemen’s humanitarian crisis and Iraq-Türkiye energy cooperation.
Trump has so far provided no specific details about the action he says may be forthcoming against Iran. Meanwhile, Iranian officials continue to make statements about military capabilities and conditions for the conflict, while developments in Yemen add another layer to the wider regional crisis.
