2 min readUpdated: Jun 9, 2026 11:28 AM IST

US Israel Iran: Iran’s armed forces said they had ended their military operations against Israel, while warning that any future Israeli strikes on Iranian territory or Lebanon would be met with what they described as a “more crushing” response.

In a statement carried by Iranian media, the armed forces said the current phase of operations had concluded but cautioned against further Israeli attacks.

Trump calls to stop “shooting”: In a social media post, US President Donald Trump has called on both Israel and Iran to immediately stop “shooting”. During the interview, Trump claimed once again that Iran wants a deal and one could be signed soon  a claim he’s made repeatedly during two months of ceasefire.

Latest developments

  • Iran announces ends of military operations against Israel
  • The Israeli military said it intercepted multiple missiles launched from Iran, the first such attack since early April.
  • Israeli officials signalled a “powerful” response is likely in the coming hours or days.
  • Iran said further strikes would follow if Israeli operations in Lebanon continue.
  • An Israeli strike hit Beirut on Sunday as fighting with Hezbollah intensified.
  • Diplomatic efforts remain uncertain, with the US pushing for talks while tensions continue on the ground.

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Mashkoora Khan

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Mashkoora Khan is a journalist and sub-editor on the global desk at The Indian Express. She actively covers issues around Canada visa, immigration policy, global affairs, and international developments.
A trained multimedia journalist, she focuses on producing clear, accurate, and reader-centric explainers on policy-driven subjects that directly affect cross-border mobility and global audiences.
Experience Mashkoora has worked across digital newsrooms and independent media platforms, with bylines in national and international publications including Al Jazeera, Down to Earth, The Wire, and Maktoob. Her professional experience spans breaking news, policy explainers, live coverage, and multimedia reporting. At The Indian Express, she is part of the global desk, where she contributes to daily international coverage and plays a role in editing and producing stories on foreign policy, immigration systems, and regulatory changes — particularly those related to Canada’s study, work, and permanent residence pathways.
Expertise Her core areas of reporting include: • Canada visa and immigration: Coverage of policy updates, eligibility changes, application processes, and government announcements, with an emphasis on factual explainers and verified information. • Global affairs: Reporting on international politics, diplomacy, and geopolitical developments. • Migration and human impact: Stories that examine how policy decisions affect individuals, families, and migrant communities.
Her work prioritises accuracy, sourcing, and  context, helping readers navigate complex systems without speculation or exaggeration. Authoritativeness and trustworthiness Mashkoora’s reporting is grounded in official data, government releases, and on-record sources, in line with The Indian Express’ editorial standards. Her articles aim to distinguish clearly between verified information and developing updates, making her coverage a reliable reference point for readers seeking clarity on international and immigration-related issues. … Read More

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Nischai Vats is a Deputy Copy Editor at The Indian Express. His work primarily covers US politics and visa and immigration policy, alongside broader international developments, with an emphasis on accuracy, verification, and clear explainers. Experience Nischai joined The Indian Express in May 2024 where he works on writing, editing, and refining high-impact stories for digital platforms. His role involves ensuring editorial consistency, factual accuracy, and clarity in coverage of complex policy-driven subjects. Earlier in his career, he worked across Indian digital newsrooms in reporting and editing roles, including stints at Inshorts, Newslaundry, Tiranga TV, and Catch News. His newsroom experience spans rapid digital publishing, ground reporting, and copy editing across national, civic, and policy beats. Expertise His core areas of focus include: US politics and governance: Coverage of American political developments, executive actions, and policy shifts. US visa and immigration policy: Reporting and editing stories on visa categories, regulatory changes, and immigration pathways affecting global audiences. Editorial accuracy and copy editing: Ensuring clarity, language precision, and verification in fast-paced digital news environments. Authoritativeness and trustworthiness Nischai’s journalism is grounded in verified sources, official documentation, and clear attribution, in line with The Indian Express’ editorial standards. His background across reporting and editing enables him to translate complex policy updates into reliable, reader-friendly coverage. … Read More

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