Gen. Jack Keane says he is skeptical about the Iran ceasefire, warning Tehran has a track record of using negotiations to buy time and delay deals.

The IRGC has warned that it would pull out of the ceasefire agreement if Israel does not halt its military operations in Lebanon. Meanwhile, Trump has stated that it may end up with some kind of a joint venture with Iran,

The European country has emerged as one of the most vocal critics among Western nations of U.S. and Israeli actions in Iran and Lebanon.

Israel's military admitted on Tuesday to "collateral damage" taken by a synagogue in Tehran after Iran accused the country of destroying the place of worship.

Daily life unfolds across Tehran's cafes, parks and stores as people continue their everyday routines despite war. Some meet friends at cafes. Others play backgammon in a park, or walk their dogs.

Iran-US war latest: Trump warns ‘the shooting starts’ if Tehran does not honour ceasefire as Israel bombs Lebanon - Revolutionary Guards say any attack on Hezbollah 'is an attack on Iran'

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — More than 3,000 people were killed throughout Iran during the war that began on February 28, Iran’s forensic chief tells state media, adding that 40 percent of the dead needed forensic work to be identified and returned to families.

Fifteen residents of Tehran said in telephone interviews and text messages that the capital was weathering heavy bombardment.

Ships carrying Iranian oil or goods have been allowed to pass freely, according to The Wall Street Journal. Ships from friendly nations have been paying a toll of $1 million or more, while ships from unfriendly countries have been blocked. The situation has been dubbed “the Tehran toll booth” by shipping industry experts, according to NBC.

(JTA) — Iranian state media claimed on Tuesday that a synagogue in Tehran was “completely destroyed” by a U.S.-Israeli strike. The claim was impossible to verify. Footage of the alleged attack on the Rafi-Niya Synagogue posted online showed open Hebrew prayer books scattered among the rubble of a building.

Thousands rallied in Tehran 40 days after Khamenei’s killing, as Hezbollah faces mounting pressure and doubts grow over the limited US-Iran ceasefire.