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The US and Israel have launched synchronized military operations targeting Iran, aiming for both missile facilities and high-ranking officials in the Iranian government.

Iran has launched missile and drone strikes against U.S. military facilities in response to prior U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iranian sites.

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps claims to have launched missile attacks against the US 5th Fleet base in Bahrain and other American facilities in the region.

President Trump considers selective military strikes against Iran to target its nuclear and missile facilities, yet the ultimate objective remains unclear.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reported that critical infrastructure, especially energy and gas supply facilities, has been targeted by multiple Russian drone and missile attacks, resulting in numerous injuries across eight regions.

Russia has launched a missile attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, causing significant damage and raising concerns over winter power shortages.

Iran is reportedly reinforcing its missile installations and enhancing protection for nuclear facilities in anticipation of a potential U.S. attack.

The Russian Defense Ministry reported the interception of 49 drones and significant damage to Belgorod's energy facilities due to a missile strike.

The Russian military has conducted major strikes on Ukrainian military facilities in retaliation for prior drone and missile attacks from Ukraine.

The article examines Iran's extensive ballistic missile program, which the country refuses to negotiate, and highlights the underground facilities built to protect these arsenals.

Ukrainian drone and missile attacks on Russian energy facilities are increasing economic pressure on Moscow, with over 160 attacks reported in a year.

Ukrainian President Zelensky condemned Putin as a 'nuclear terrorist' following Russian strikes that damaged crucial energy and nuclear facilities in Ukraine amid freezing temperatures.

Iran appears to be quickly repairing several ballistic missile installations damaged in attacks last year, while making only limited repairs at major nuclear sites hit by Israel and the US.

Iran successfully tested a hypersonic missile capable of hitting targets 2,000 kilometers away, just before negotiations in Muscat, which has been deployed by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in new underground facilities.

Recent satellite imagery reveals that Iran is accelerating repairs to ballistic missile facilities damaged by Israeli and American strikes, while work at its main nuclear sites proceeds at a slower pace, highlighting Tehran's military priorities amid U.S. buildup.

Satellite imagery analysis by The New York Times reveals that Iran has quickly repaired ballistic missile facilities damaged in the conflict with Israel, although only minor repairs were made at affected nuclear sites.

Iran is prioritizing the repair of its ballistic missile facilities over nuclear installations amid increased military pressure from the US and Israel.

Ukrainian armed forces conducted multiple strikes against the Kapustin Yar test site in Astrakhan Oblast, Russia, targeting facilities preparing for intercontinental ballistic missile launches.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that the country's negotiation team will be adjusted following a significant Russian missile strike on Ukrainian energy facilities.

Kyiv experienced a wide-ranging Russian missile attack, while U.S. President Donald Trump mentioned some good news amidst discussions of the conflict and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky highlighted Russia's commitment to ceasefire on energy facilities.

The article explores Fire Point, a Ukrainian defense company known for its missile production and enigmatic presence in the defense sector, highlighting a visit to its facilities led by technical director Iryna Terekh.

Moscow has demonstrated its military strength by launching the hypersonic missile 'Oresnik' against targets in Ukraine amidst a series of bombings focused on energy infrastructure and drone production facilities.

The Russian Ministry of Defense has confirmed the use of the Orieshnik ballistic missile in attacks on Ukraine, specifically targeting Lviv's drone manufacturing facilities and energy infrastructure.

A Russian ballistic missile attacking the city of Lviv was reported to have traveled at approximately 13,000 kilometers per hour, targeting infrastructure facilities.

Ukrainian officials report that Russia launched five missile attacks on Kharkiv and targeted a U.S.-owned agricultural firm in Dnipro, damaging energy infrastructure and causing a sunflower oil spill.