The US‑Israeli war with Iran has entered its tenth day with more airstrikes across the region

Iran has carried out a new series of strikes on US military sites across the Middle East, targeting Camp Arifjan and Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has reported. A high-rise government building in Kuwait City has also been hit by a drone, according to Bloomberg.

As of Sunday, the US-Israeli attacks have killed at least 1,332 Iranian civilians, the Islamic Republic’s official data shows.

US President Donald Trump has denied responsibility for the strike on a girls’ elementary school in the south of the Islamic Republic on February 28 that killed at least 175 people, suggesting instead that the Iranians were to blame and calling their munitions “very inaccurate.”

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• US President Donald Trump said he does not want armed Kurdish groups to join the war against Iran, following reports suggesting that the CIA was working with Kurdish forces in Iraq.

• Trump denied responsibility for the strike on a girls’ elementary school in southern Iran on February 28 that killed at least 175 people, most of them children, suggesting instead that the Iranians were to blame and that their munitions are “very inaccurate.”

• At least two people were killed in a strike on the Ramada Hotel in central Beirut, Reuters reported Sunday, citing a security source. Lebanese media outlets blamed Israel for the attack.

• Explosions were heard in Tehran hours after footage showed the capital’s Mehrabad airport in flames. Israel announced it had used more than 80 fighter jets to carry out a “broad-scale wave of strikes” on Iran, while it said its air defenses intercepted multiple waves of Iranian attacks. 

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• Trump has dismissed the possibility of a US ground invasion of Iran, calling it a “waste of time” in an interview with NBC. Washington could shift its focus to Cuba after the conflict with the Islamic Republic is over, with Trump saying it would be “a question of time.” 

• Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Tehran is not seeking a ceasefire and sees no reason to negotiate with the US, arguing that previous talks had been interrupted by attacks.

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