The Latest Breaking News from Iran

Trump Explodes at Hegseth as America's Weapons Stockpile Hits Breaking Point

Trump reportedly confronted Pete Hegseth over US missile shortages as conflicting accounts and concerns about military readiness fuel fresh scrutiny of the Pentagon.

International Business Times UK · Aug 6

Iran warned Gulf neighbours of 'blackout' if US struck power plants: Report

Iran issued serious warnings to Gulf neighbors about regional blackouts. This threat came after the United States considered striking Iranian power plants. Iran communicated that its power plants would be met with similar strikes. The message included a list of potential targets like power and desalination facilities. These events follow…

The Economic Times · Aug 6

Brent crude tops $80 per barrel as Hormuz talks, tanker attacks keep supply risks high

Oil prices climbed as investors tracked Iran-Oman shipping talks and fresh attacks on Saudi oil tankers, raising supply concerns. Brent topped $80 a barrel while traders remained cautious over Strait of Hormuz developments and persistent geopolitical risks affecting global energy markets.

The Economic Times · Aug 6

Report says Trump confronted Hegseth over depleted missile stockpiles at Camp David. The White House calls it ‘100% fake news’

Trump reportedly thought the munitions problem "had been fixed."

We Got This Covered · Aug 6

Talks To Reopen The Strait Of Hormuz Appear To Be Making Progress. But Most Americans Expect Chaos To Expand In The Middle East.

Most Americans expect chaos in the Middle East to expand as a result of the war in Iran even as talks to reopen the Strait of Hormuz appear to be making progress, according to a new poll.

International Business Times · Aug 6

Iran warns Gulf states of strikes on energy assets if US attacks resume

Iran has warned Gulf states of retaliatory strikes on their energy and water facilities. This diplomatic push aims to deter further United States military action against Tehran. Iran urged allies to influence Donald Trump towards a negotiated settlement. Saudi Arabia and Qatar conveyed these warnings to the United States. The…

The Economic Times · Aug 6

Iran Has Said It Will Seek To Collect Fees For Passage Through The Hormuz Strait. Maritime Groups Are Asking The UN To Stop It.

Leading ships associations are urging the UN to prevent Iran from charging tolls for passage through the Strait of Hormuz, arguing that it would lead to higher costs for consumers and undermine the principles of free navigation.

International Business Times · Aug 6

Iran war renews concerns about lasting toll of traumatic brain injuries to US troops

US service members face lasting traumatic brain injuries from recent conflicts. Many soldiers experience symptoms like headaches and memory loss for years. Doctors cannot predict who will suffer long-term effects from these injuries. The military has improved screening and treatment for these signature wounds. Early intervention and therapies offer hope…

The Economic Times · Aug 6

Motor racing-Formula E will start new season in Mexico if Saudi opener cannot be held

Formula E is optimistic about kicking off its 2026-27 season in Saudi Arabia, with plans for Mexico City to host the inaugural race in January if circumstances require. Key logistical decisions regarding races in the Middle East are anticipated by mid-September. Furthermore, both Formula One and the World Rally Championship…

The Economic Times · Aug 6

Trump Says Iran Talks Are Going 'Quite Well.' Tehran Claims Washington Is Ready To 'Return To Commitments.'

Both Iran and the U.S. expressed optimism about the state of negotiations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz over the past hours.

International Business Times · Aug 6