US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live Update: The escalating US-Israel-Iran conflict took a dangerous new turn on Wednesday as a senior adviser to Iran’s late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warned that any renewed American military action against Iran would trigger a massive retaliation involving a “deluge of missiles and drones” across the Middle East.
The warning came amid fresh reports of Iranian missile and drone attacks targeting regional countries hosting US military assets. Kuwait confirmed that one person was killed and several others were injured after Iranian strikes hit civilian and critical infrastructure, including Kuwait International Airport. According to Kuwaiti authorities, the attack damaged airport facilities and diplomatic missions, prompting strong condemnation from the Gulf nation.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live Update: Kuwait Condemns Iranian Attack
In a statement, Kuwait’s Foreign Ministry described the missile and drone attacks as a blatant violation of international law and UN Security Council resolutions. Officials said the strikes occurred at dawn and caused significant damage to key infrastructure, including parts of Kuwait International Airport.
Kuwait reserved the right to take “appropriate measures” under international law and accused Iran of undermining regional stability. The attack marks one of the most serious incidents involving Kuwait since the outbreak of the broader US-Israel-Iran conflict.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live Update: Khamenei Adviser Threatens Massive Retaliation Against US Bases
Iranian military officials and advisers have intensified their rhetoric, warning that any new US strike on Iranian territory or leadership figures would be met with overwhelming force.
A senior adviser linked to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei stated that Iran is prepared to unleash a “deluge of missiles and drones” against American military installations across the Middle East. Potential targets mentioned by Iranian officials include US-linked facilities in Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar and other regional locations. The threats come as tensions continue to rise despite diplomatic efforts aimed at restoring a ceasefire and restarting stalled negotiations between Washington and Tehran.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live Update: Air Raid Sirens Sound in Northern Israel
Meanwhile, the Israeli military reported that air raid sirens were activated across parts of northern Israel following what it described as a “hostile aircraft infiltration.”
The alert came even as Lebanon announced a limited ceasefire arrangement between Israel and Hezbollah. Under the reported agreement, Israel would pause strikes on Hezbollah-controlled suburbs of Beirut while Hezbollah would temporarily halt attacks on Israel. However, officials acknowledged that the understanding falls short of ending the wider regional conflict.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live Update: Iran Announces Three-Day State Funeral for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
Iranian authorities have also unveiled plans for a three-day state funeral honoring former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who was killed during the opening phase of the US-Israeli military campaign earlier this year. Officials said large-scale memorial processions will be held in Tehran, Qom and Mashhad. Tehran municipal authorities are reportedly preparing for an enormous public turnout, with estimates suggesting that millions could participate in the ceremonies.
The funeral announcement comes months after Khamenei’s death, with Iranian officials previously postponing the formal proceedings due to the ongoing conflict and security concerns.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest Live Update: Regional Tensions Continue to Rise
The latest developments highlight the growing risk of a wider Middle East confrontation involving Iran, Israel, the United States and Gulf nations. With missile attacks, military threats and diplomatic efforts unfolding simultaneously, regional security remains highly volatile. As both Washington and Tehran exchange warnings and military actions continue across multiple fronts, international observers fear that another major escalation could further destabilise the region in the coming days.
(The information is based on inputs from agencies)
