Follow real-time developments as the US-Israel war with Iran deepens into a prolonged and widening regional conflict marked by missile strikes, drone attacks, naval threats and growing geopolitical fallout.

A powerful Iranian missile strike has struck a major drone manufacturing facility in Petah Tikva, central Israel, causing significant destruction to the site linked to Israeli tactical UAV production.

By Alexander Cornwell and Trevor Hunnicutt DUBAI/TEL AVIV/WASHINGTON March 30 (Reuters) - Iran fired multiple waves of missiles at Israel on Monday and vowed to "punish the aggressor" as Israeli forces pounded Tehran and oil prices rose after Yemen's Houthis entered the war in the Middle East.

Explosions rocked Damascus and its countryside Saturday as Syrian state media reported blasts across the capital, amid a cascade of cross-border atta

The Middle East conflict intensifies as Iran reportedly carried out targeted drone and missile strikes across Iraq, Kuwait, and Israel. Early reports confirm a drone attack on Erbil, Iraq, where an oil refinery was engulfed in flames,

CNN's sources, after reviewing the US intelligence assessment, determined that Trump's two-or three-week prediction for ending the war was wholly unrealistic.

Al Jazeera reported the IRGC as saying that the attacks targeted various locations in Israel, and US military establishments in the Gulf.

The missile was intercepted by Israeli air defence systems, but it reportedly impacted areas around the city of Bnei Brak and nearby towns. Initial assessments suggest it may have been a cluster-type warhead, designed to disperse multiple smaller explosives over a wide area.

The Israeli military said it intercepted two drones fired from Yemen overnight. Yemen’s Houthi rebels joined the war on Saturday and have been firing at Israel since. The Houthis had previously held out joining the current conflict.

An Israeli drone strike on a car in southern Lebanon killed a Hezbollah commander, the militant group confirmed in a statement.