President Biden in consultation with his policy makers post Iran’s attack on IsraelWashington: US President Joe Biden met with the national security team for updates on Iran’s attacks against Israel, further calling its commitment to Israel’s security against threats from proxies and Iran "ironclad."In the wake of Iranian drone strikes on Israel last night, US President Biden held meeting with

New York: In the wake of the Iranian drone strikes on its soil in response to the attack on its consulate in Syria, Israel put in a request with the United Nations Security Council to immediately convene a meeting to unequivocally condemn Iran and designate its Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organisation."I confirm Israel’s request to convene a meeting of the Security

New York: Coming out with a strong condemnation of the Iranian drone strikes on Israel in reprisal for the earlier attack on its embassy in Syria, United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres called for an immediate cessation of hostilities on Sunday.Seized of the further escalation in the continuing tensions in West Asia, the UN chief said he was deeply alarmed by the events, while urging

Washington: US forces have been shooting down drones launched by Iran towards Israel, a defence official told reporters on Sunday."In accordance with our ironclad commitment to Israel’s security, US forces in the region continue to shoot down Iranian-launched drones targeting Israel," a senior US defence official told reporters."Our forces remain postured to provide additional defensive support

Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, meets with the family of one of the members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, in TehranNew York: Iran came out in defence of its retaliatory attack on Israel on Saturday in response to an attack on its consulate in Syria, saying that the "matter can be deemed concluded".In a stern warning for Israel’s closest ally, Iran asked US to stay

Tehran: Following its attack on Israel with drone strikes in the late hours on Saturday, Iran, in a letter to the United Nations, emphasised that it will not hesitate to exercise its inherent right of self defence when required, adding that if Israel commits any military aggression again, their response will be "stronger" and "more resolute."The Permanent Mission of Iran to the UN confirmed that