Four explosions heard on Qeshm Island, Iranian state media says - report
IRNA reported that a correspondent on the island said that some areas of Qeshm appear to have been struck by projectiles.
Middle East
Iraq says it lost $60b from Iran war, reaches understandings with US on Hormuz oil route
Saudi-led coalition says it destroyed Houthi ballistic missile launch platform in Sanaa
Trump says return to war with Iran ‘highly unlikely’ if negotiations produce progress
Iran says oil tanker hit naval mine, caught fire east of Strait of Hormuz
Iran's navy claimed that the tanker caught fire after striking the mine on Sunday.
COGAT rejects Hamas allegations of unpreparedness for winter rain, says 91,000 new tents delivered
Officials stated that 91,000 new tents, waterproof tarps, and 9,000 truckloads of clothing and blankets were among the equipment delivered to Gaza to offset the flood damage.
Why Iran’s Caspian Sea trade route matters - analysis
How the US will implement its new policy in the Caspian remains unclear. In addition, countries on the Caspian may be wary of seeing the war spread to the sea.
The US wants to cut off Iran’s access to weapons via its land borders, will this work? - analysis
The move comes as the US Rewards for Justice program is also offering millions for information on Iran’s nuclear program.
Seven killed, at least 88 injured after two passenger trains collide in Egypt’s Giza province
The two trains collided after a train traveling from Giza to Fayoum hit the back of another heading from Cairo to Aswan, derailing several carriages.
Iran-backed Iraqi militias may lash out amid increased pressure from US - analysis
Iran-backed militias in Iraq have played a central role in expanding Tehran’s influence in the country, particularly through their involvement in the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF).
Syria, Saudi Arabia expand partnership with defense cooperation agreement amid Houthi threat
The agreement between the countries’ defense ministries was signed during talks between al-Sharaa and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on November 4.
Iran-linked ships suspected of mapping, placing mines around undersea telecommunications cables
The findings come after Iran repeatedly threatened over the past month to attack submarine cables and data centers in the Strait of Hormuz if Washington and Israel launch another military offensive.
'They sent missiles, we sent a bill': Bat Yam mayor serves Iranian diplomat with NIS 250m. lawsuit
The Iranian representative reportedly ignored Brot and his associates and tried to walk away, prompting the team to chase him through the streets of Manhattan until Brot had read the lawsuit.
‘No good options’: Iran war caught between Trump's midterm troubles, Israel's election shake-up
A broader offensive, continued pressure, negotiated compromise, or a limited strike are potential options, according to Raz Zimmt, director of the Iran and the Shiite Axis research program at INSS.
