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World / Sat, 06 Jun 2026 The Indian Express

US-Iran War News Live Updates: Pentagon raised threat of Israel spying on US to highest level, claims report

Donald Trump's claim comes days after he had said Iran has around 18 per cent ammunitions left. (AP file photo)US-Iran War LIVE: A fragile ceasefire has collapsed into a dangerous new phase of direct military confrontation after US forces launched airstrikes against Iranian surveillance installations on Qeshm Island and in Goruk. The defensive action, executed by US Central Command, came in immediate response to the interception of four Iranian attack drones that Washington claims were actively targeting commercial maritime traffic near the critical Strait of Hormuz chokepoint. While Kuwaiti air defences successfully engaged the incoming salvos, resulting in falling debris over residential zones but no immediate casualties, Bahraini authorities triggered emergency sirens, forcing citizens into shelters. Tehran has fiercely condemned the US operations, declaring that Washington has shattered the April 8 truce and must bear total responsibility for the consequences.

Donald Trump's claim comes days after he had said Iran has around 18 per cent ammunitions left. (AP file photo)

US-Iran War LIVE: A fragile ceasefire has collapsed into a dangerous new phase of direct military confrontation after US forces launched airstrikes against Iranian surveillance installations on Qeshm Island and in Goruk. The defensive action, executed by US Central Command, came in immediate response to the interception of four Iranian attack drones that Washington claims were actively targeting commercial maritime traffic near the critical Strait of Hormuz chokepoint. Meanwhile, a report by NBC News, citing two current and one former US official, claimed that the Pentagon has grown increasingly alarmed over what it sees as a sharp rise in Israeli spying activities inside the US, recently elevating the counterintelligence threat from its closest West Asia ally to the highest category.

Retaliatory missiles strike Gulf neighbours

The situation rapidly spiralled as Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps retaliated by launching ballistic missiles directed at host bases in Kuwait and Bahrain, while aggressively firing upon commercial tankers navigating the waterway. While Kuwaiti air defences successfully engaged the incoming salvos, resulting in falling debris over residential zones but no immediate casualties, Bahraini authorities triggered emergency sirens, forcing citizens into shelters. Tehran has fiercely condemned the US operations, declaring that Washington has shattered the April 8 truce and must bear total responsibility for the consequences.

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