CRISIS IN IRAN

The downing of an Army Apache over the Strait of Hormuz — hours after Iran declared a halt to its operations — set off American strikes, Iranian retaliation across three Gulf states, and a question neither government can answer in public.

Iran has restarted the conflict with Israel in response to IDF aggression in Lebanon.

The IRGC Navy seized a Chinese-linked floating armory, just as Trump and Xi were set to meet in Beijing.

A strike on Iran’s Lavan Island refinery destroyed five oil storage tanks in early April, according to satellite imagery reviewed by Faytuks Network, hitting a Persian Gulf energy site as the war around Iran widened beyond its opening U.S.-Israeli phase. The National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Company said the refinery was targeted at around 10 a.m. local time on April 8 in what it called an “enemy attack,”. The

Satellite imagery reviewed by Faytuks Network analysts shows what appears to be a temporary military site near al-Nukhayb in Iraq’s Anbar province, established around March 1 or 2 and used as a forward arming and refueling point for operations against Iran.

Update: May 7 – Attacks on Iran have resumed today, after the IRGC Navy targeted US Destroyers in the Strait of Hormuz. The US then retaliated against targets inside Iran. Officials still claim the ceasefire remains in effect. Follow below for continuing coverage. Original Story: After a brief pause in fighting, Iranian missiles descended down onto the UAE, targeting the Petroleum Industrial site in Fujairah causing potential material damage. This