All updates
Everything published on SITREP ISR in chronological order — situation reports and multi-agent council simulations interleaved. Deep-dive into just one type via the dedicated index pages.
- SITREP4SignificantIL12:27UTC09:27EST05:27
US Strikes Five Iranian Tankers as IRGC Claims Attacks on Jordan Base and Hormuz Shipping (Sep 09, 0927 UTC, 1227 Israel) (Evening Edition)
The US military destroyed five Iranian oil tankers after attempted missile attacks on a Navy warship, prompting IRGC claims of retaliatory strikes on the Al-Azraq airbase in Jordan and multiple vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. Jordan intercepted 18 of 20 ballistic missiles. Netanyahu announced he will sue Haaretz over its report that the UAE warned him before Oct. 7. Israeli artillery and controlled explosions continued in southern Lebanon.
- SITREP3NotableIL12:26UTC09:26EST05:26
Houthi Attacks Wound 73 in Saudi Arabia as Israeli Ministers Push Falklands Retaliation (Sep 08, 0926 UTC, 1226 Israel) (Evening Edition)
Houthi missile and drone strikes on Saudi energy facilities wounded 73 people, including women and children, and halted operations at some sites. Israeli ministers called for recognizing Argentina's Falklands claim and expelling the UK ambassador ahead of expected British settlement trade restrictions. A new Haaretz investigation says UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed explicitly warned Netanyahu of Hamas plans days before October 7, which Netanyahu's office denies.
- SITREP3NotableIL22:05UTC19:05EST15:05
Israeli Strikes Kill 12 in South Lebanon as UK Prepares West Bank Settlement Trade Ban (Sep 07, 1905 UTC, 2205 Israel) (Evening Edition)
Israeli airstrikes on Kfar Reman in southern Lebanon killed at least 12 people overnight, including children and paramedics, after Hezbollah launched two explosive drones at IDF troops. The UK is set to announce a ban on trade with Israeli settlements in the West Bank, while Kosovo signed on to the US-led Gaza stabilisation force. Yemeni-Saudi clashes intensified with Houthi claims of a prison strike killing seven.
- SITREP3NotableIL13:00UTC10:00EST06:00
Israeli Strikes Kill 11 in South Lebanon as Iran Moves to Formalize Hormuz Restricted Zone (Sep 07, 1000 UTC, 1300 Israel) (Evening Edition)
Overnight Israeli airstrikes killed at least 11 people, including two children and two paramedics, in the southern Lebanon town of Kfar Reman, while Iran announced it will designate a restricted zone outside the Strait of Hormuz in the coming days. In the West Bank, a Palestinian was killed during a settler rampage in Hajja and an Israeli was stabbed at a farming outpost before troops shot the assailant dead. The IDF struck Hamas sites in Gaza after an explosive device hit an engineering vehicle, and Nauru opened an embassy in Jerusalem.
- SITREP3NotableIL20:35UTC17:35EST13:35
Netanyahu Orders West Bank Outpost Removals as Iran Vows 'More Painful' Response (Sep 06, 1735 UTC, 2035 Israel) (Evening Edition)
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the dismantling of unauthorized West Bank outposts amid US pressure, while Iran's parliament speaker warned of a 'faster, heavier, more painful' response to US attacks. Israeli strikes killed at least four in southern Lebanon after Hezbollah drones targeted troops, and the IDF launched a surprise General Staff exercise testing readiness for an Oct. 7-style assault.
- SITREP4SignificantIL12:12UTC09:12EST05:12
Israeli Strikes Kill Four in Southern Lebanon as IRGC Claims Attacks on US Warships (Sep 06, 0912 UTC, 1212 Israel) (Evening Edition)
Israeli strikes killed at least four people and wounded 20 in southern Lebanon after Hezbollah launched two drones at IDF troops, while the IRGC claimed ballistic missile attacks on a US aircraft carrier and destroyer in the Strait of Hormuz. Netanyahu called Qatar a hostile state, and Yemeni government forces claimed control of Hays district amid intensified fighting.
- SITREP4SignificantIL13:05UTC10:05EST06:05
US Missile Strike Hits Iranian Tanker Near Kharg Island as Israel Strikes Lebanon and Pentagon Hunts Leaks (Sep 05, 1005 UTC, 1305 Israel) (Evening Edition)
A US missile strike hit an Iranian oil tanker near Kharg Island, with Iranian state media reporting four projectiles struck the vessel and no casualties. Israeli strikes killed at least three and wounded 23 in southern and eastern Lebanon after Hezbollah launched a drone at IDF troops. The Pentagon polygraphed about 50 Joint Staff members over leaks on munitions shortages, and US intelligence assesses Iran is weighing major escalation before the midterms.
- SITREP3NotableIL20:29UTC17:29EST13:29
US Rejects Gaza Expulsion as Iran Targets Jordan Bases and Israel Frees Lebanese Detainees (Sep 04, 1729 UTC, 2029 Israel) (Evening Edition)
The US publicly rejected Israeli proposals to remove Palestinians from Gaza, while Iran claimed missile strikes on US bases in Jordan and Israel freed four more Lebanese detainees via the Red Cross. US diesel hit a record $5.85/gallon amid the Iran war, and the US and allies moved to refer Iran to the UN Security Council over nuclear compliance.
- SITREP3NotableIL09:16UTC06:16EST02:16
Settler Siege in Qusra Draws Sharp US Rebuke as UAE Accuses Iran of Hormuz Attacks (Aug 14, 0616 UTC, 0916 Israel) (Morning Edition)
Israeli settlers besieged three Palestinian homes in the West Bank village of Qusra for five nights, drawing sharp US criticism, while the UAE accused Iran of attacking two ADNOC tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. Israeli strikes killed a Hamas commander in Gaza City, and a British firm began containing a massive oil spill from a grounded Russian shadow fleet tanker off Oman.
- SITREP3NotableIL19:04UTC16:04EST12:04
Gaza Police Chief Killed as Qusra Siege Draws UN Condemnation and Iran Reasserts Hormuz Control (Aug 13, 1604 UTC, 1904 Israel) (Evening Edition)
An Israeli airstrike killed Gaza police chief Jamal Abu Kamil in Gaza City, the second strike in a day after a weeklong lull, while the settler siege of Qusra entered a fourth day with the UN human rights office calling it a new low. Iran's military rejected US claims of normal Hormuz transit, asserting no ship can pass without its authorization, as an oil spill from a tanker attacked near Qeshm Island reached Oman's coast.