On the 29th day of the American-Israeli war against Iran, the conflict has crossed a new threshold of tension and spread further regionally. For the first time, missiles fired from Yemen triggered alert sirens in southern Israel, notably in Dimona, Beersheba and Eilat, illustrating the widening of the theater of operations.
Meanwhile, the Israeli military intensifies its strikes targeting positions of the Iranian regime across Tehran, while Washington prepares to reinforce its military posture with the deployment of the aircraft carrier USS George Bush into the area. Politically, Donald Trump says that regime change in Iran is already underway, while hinting at a future withdrawal by the United States.
On the ground, the violence continues: an Iranian attack left one dead and three injured in central Israel. In Lebanon, Hezbollah announced that it had laid a deadly ambush on an Israeli unit in the south of the country, signaling an increasing risk of a generalized flare-up.
