Stena Impero, with 23 crew on board, remains captured after allegedly 'violating international waters' ■ Relations between Iran and U.K. tense over Iranian tanker seized in Gibraltar earlier this month
Trump said Thursday that an American warship shot down an Iranian drone in the Strait of Hormuz after it had flown within 900 meters of the vessel
The video, released by state TV, shows the ship's registration number as matching that of the MT Riah, the UAE vessel that turned off its location tracker on Sunday
Comments are first Iranian response since supertanker said to be in breach of EU sanctions by carrying a Iranian crude oil to Syria was detained
Before heading to negotiations, Washington must set its red lines and clarify what it offers in return
'Iran is a strong state with important defensive capabilities,' Trump could not control the outcome of engaging in such conflict, Sheikh Naim Qassem tells Lebanese daily
Iranian lawmakers also chanted 'Death to America' during a parliament session on Sunday after a speaker accused the United States of being the 'real world terrorist'
Pentagon proposed to launch the strikes that disabled military systems which control rocket and missile launches after Iran allegedly hit two oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman earlier in June, The Washington Post reports
Revolutionary Guard senior official says downed U.S. drone was accompanied by plane which also entered Iranian airspace, adds 'we could have shot it down, but we did not'
For many Israeli ministers and generals, recent events echo the tense summers a decade ago. But there one major difference
Monday the Pentagon released new photos of tanker damage intended to bolster its case against Iran
Troops are part of a broader military package of options totaling as much as 10,000 forces, Patriot missile batteries, aircraft and ships
A stern-faced Mohammad Javad Zarif offered a series of threats over the ongoing tensions gripping the Persian Gulf
On Friday, the United States sanctioned Iran's largest petrochemical holding group to end funds flowing to Revolutionary Guard Corps ■ Iran: 'The American policy of maximum pressure is a defeated policy'
The U.S. has increased its military presence in the region as Iran has been blamed for attacks on oil tankers in the Gulf
Tehran will have a hard time amassing a united European front against economic sanctions, but Washington doesn’t seem to have a strategy to manage the crisis
When political considerations meet reality, the technical definitions of a terrorist group get pushed aside. The U.S. calls Hezbollah terrorists but still sells missiles to Lebanon, while Israel transfers Qatari money to Hamas
Iranian news agency says the Revolutionary Guards has successfully managed a surveillance flight over a U.S. aircraft carrier
Recently appointed Hossein Salami dreams of regional domination, but his elite military organization is running low on cash
The designation of the group as a foreign terrorist organization created confusion among U.S. officials whose interlocutors still work with the guards
'The Supreme Leader has appointed Salami as the new commander-in-chief of the Guards, who will replace Mohammad Ali Jafari,' said state TV
The clash among U.S. officials emerged on Tuesday when the State Department posted on its website, and then removed, an unclassified version of an annual report to Congress
The move adds a layer of sanctions to the elite military unit and makes it a crime for anyone in or subject to U.S. jurisdiction to provide it with material support
Foreign minister said will send letters to governments worldwide 'to tell them it is necessary' to object to 'unprecedented and dangerous' measure
Previous administrations didn't designating Iran's Revolutionary Guards as a foreign terrorist organization for fear of reprisals. But U.S. foreign policy should not be hostage to blackmail
Nasrallah says Iran and its allies may retaliate over U.S. designating Revolutionary Guards as a terror group, says all options are on the table
It is the first time the United States has formally labeled another country's military a terrorist group
The U.S. will regret this 'inappropriate and idiotic action,' lawmakers say over unprecedented decision expected to be officially announced in coming days
Unprecedented decision, to be officially announced as early as Monday, could trigger similar actions by Iran and other governments against U.S. military
Former presidential candidate and Khamenei's protege Raisi is now deputy chief of the Assembly of Experts, ensuring he plays prominent part in selecting next leader