News in Brief: Iran-Israel Tensions Escalate as the Region Stands on the Brink of Large-Scale Conflict

Recent news summaries:

• Israeli sources report on the assassination of Iran's Supreme Leader and senior military officials, while official Tehran has yet to confirm the information.
• The Armenian Security Council has discussed the situation in the Middle East and its potential effects on the country. A working group has been established for risk management.
• Dubai Airport has suspended all flights until further notice. Passengers are advised not to travel to the airport.
• Iran has announced that there are American military casualties and injuries due to retaliatory strikes. Footage of missile launches has been released.
• In Tehran, pro-government rallies are taking place against the actions of Israel and the U.S.
• Missile strikes have also been reported against military bases located in other countries in the region, with reports of casualties.
• Iran has stated that it will present new weapons in the near future and will continue its operations.
• According to international media, U.S. military bases have faced unprecedented scale attacks.
• Iran has also employed “kamikaze” drones against Israeli and American targets, announcing the continuation of operations.
• The Israeli side has stated that the aim of the strikes is to weaken Iranian authority.
• Israel has targeted a technical university building in Tabriz that may be involved in defense projects.
• Turkey has stated that it does not support an attack against Iran and will not provide its territory for the conflict.
• The U.S. has announced the continuation of large-scale strikes against Iran, while Iran claims to have struck military targets in the region.
• In Armenia, interstate roads are mostly open, but there are restrictions and weather-related difficulties in some mountain passes.