US Accuses Iran of Arming Hamas and Hezbollah

John Kirby, spokesperson for the US National Security Council, has slammed Iran for backing Hamas and Hezbollah. He claims Tehran is supplying munitions, funding, and even training militant groups. Kirby warned Washington won’t stand for any threats to its interests in the region.

“We are not going to let any threat to our interests in the region go unchallenged,” Kirby said. He highlighted recent military moves as proof of America’s determination to defend itself and boost its regional firepower.

Pentagon: No Direct Attack Orders from Iran’s Supreme Leader

The Pentagon has clarified that Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has not issued direct orders to attack US troops. Despite repeated strikes on US bases by suspected Iran-backed militias, officials say there’s no clear command from Tehran. Still, Iran is being held responsible for supporting these groups.

Humanitarian Aid Dribbles Into Gaza Amid Rising Death Toll

Meanwhile, a third convoy of aid trucks finally made it into Gaza to tackle urgent humanitarian needs. But the UN warns the three convoys since October 7 are nowhere near enough to meet the daily demand.

Israel Steps Up Airstrikes as Gaza Death Toll Soars

The situation on the ground has worsened, with Israel intensifying airstrikes. Hundreds of sites have been targeted in Gaza. The health ministry there reports a staggering 436 deaths in just 24 hours. The Israeli military says strikes hit Hamas tunnels and command posts, aiming to cripple militant infrastructure.

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