Iran launched 400 missiles at Israel on Tuesday in retaliation for the deaths of key leaders from Hezbollah and Hamas. Missiles were fired from Iranian cities, including Isfahan and Tabriz. Israeli defense systems intercepted most of the missiles, but a few hit central and southern Israel. The U.S. President Joe Biden ordered the U.S. military to assist Israel in intercepting the attacks. Meanwhile, Hezbollah denied reports of Israeli forces entering Lebanon but stated they were prepared for a direct confrontation. Russia called for Israel to withdraw troops from Lebanon to prevent further violence.

U.S. President Joe Biden has instructed the military to assist Israel in defending against Iranian missile attacks. The National Security Council confirmed that Biden directed U.S. forces to help intercept missiles targeting Israel after Iran launched multiple strikes in retaliation for the killing of its proxy leaders. Vice President Kamala Harris and Biden are monitoring the situation from the White House. Meanwhile, Iran’s Revolutionary Guards warned of a more severe response if Israel retaliates. Iraqi Resistance groups also threatened U.S. bases if America becomes involved in the conflict.

Iran has launched hundreds of missiles toward Israel, with explosions reported over Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. Videos on social media show rockets bypassing Israel's Iron Dome defense system. The attack followed Israel’s ground assault in Lebanon targeting Hezbollah. Israeli defense forces urged residents to stay near bomb shelters and remain alert. While most missiles were intercepted, some penetrated air defenses, sparking widespread alarm. The military reassured citizens that their air defense system is active but warned it’s not fully impenetrable. The situation has raised fears of a broader conflict in the region.

Iran has launched over 100 rockets towards Israel, with explosions reported in Jerusalem, according to Israeli media. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed some rockets were intercepted while others landed in open areas. This assault follows Israel's recent targeted ground raids against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon. The IDF stated, “All Israeli civilians are in bomb shelters” as a precaution. Hezbollah also claimed responsibility for missile strikes aimed at Tel Aviv's Sde Dov airbase. U.S. officials have indicated that Iran may be preparing a ballistic missile attack against Israel, prompting heightened defense readiness.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reported that rockets were fired from Iran toward Israel, prompting all Israeli civilians to seek shelter. An urgent meeting of Israel’s security cabinet was called due to concerns over an imminent Iranian attack. While the IDF has not detected an aerial threat, they remain prepared for defensive actions. Meanwhile, the Indian Embassy in Israel has advised Indian nationals to stay close to safety shelters. The situation escalated further with ongoing fighting in southern Lebanon and accusations from Hezbollah denying Israeli incursions into their territory.

Tens of thousands of dockworkers from the International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) have initiated an indefinite strike at 14 major US ports, halting container traffic from Maine to Texas. This marks the first such shutdown in nearly 50 years. The strike comes as negotiations for a new six-year contract stalled. Economic analysts warn that the disruption could cost the US economy $4.5 billion weekly, affecting over a third of exports and imports. The Biden administration is monitoring the situation, facing pressure to intervene as the presidential election approaches.

Israel’s security cabinet convened urgently in a Jerusalem bunker amid escalating fears of an imminent Iranian missile attack, following a U.S. warning. This marks the cabinet's first bunker meeting since last year. The Israeli military confirmed no current aerial threats from Iran but remains on high alert. Concurrently, intense fighting erupted in southern Lebanon as Israel launched ground offensives against Hezbollah, which denied Israeli incursions. Russia condemned Israel's actions, urging troop withdrawal to avoid further regional violence. The situation remains volatile as both sides brace for potential escalations.

India achieved a historic 2-0 series victory over Bangladesh in the Kanpur Test, overcoming two-and-a-half days of rain. Under the fearless leadership of Rohit Sharma, India adopted an aggressive approach on Days 4 and 5, racing to 285/9 at a record-breaking rate of 8.22 runs per over. Rohit's bold strategy inspired the team to dismiss Bangladesh and secure a seven-wicket win with two sessions remaining. Bowling coach Morne Morkel praised Rohit’s intent, emphasizing a new era in India's Test cricket. This victory strengthens India's position in the World Test Championship standings as they aim for future success.

The US has warned that Iran is preparing to launch an imminent missile attack on Israel, according to senior White House officials cited by AFP, Reuters, and Axios. A US official stated that such an attack would have "severe consequences for Iran." While Israel Defense Forces (IDF) spokesperson Daniel Hagari reported no immediate aerial threat from Iran, Israel remains on high alert. Meanwhile, Israeli troops have invaded southern Lebanon in a "targeted" operation against Hezbollah. Lebanese officials warn the nation faces a critical phase, with one million displaced, as Israeli airstrikes continue in Beirut and Palestinian refugee camps.

In a heartfelt gesture, Virat Kohli gifted an autographed bat to Shakib Al Hasan after India's win over Bangladesh in the second Test in Kanpur. Shakib, who had announced his retirement before the match, may not play in Bangladesh’s upcoming Test against South Africa due to political unrest. India won the rain-hit match by seven wickets, sweeping the series 2-0. Yashasvi Jaiswal’s 51 and Kohli’s unbeaten 29 sealed the victory. Ravichandran Ashwin, Ravindra Jadeja, and Jasprit Bumrah each claimed three wickets, dismissing Bangladesh for 146 in their second innings.