Published on March 26, 2026 at 10:07 PM
On the Middle East war front, Iran still denies any negotiation with the United States and continues to send its missiles across the region. In Abu Dhabi, two people were killed by missile debris. Iranian strikes also injured six people in Israel.
A video shows an Iranian strike launching a car several meters in the air. In the small Israeli town of Kafr Qassem, vehicles were overturned, craters in the asphalt were visible, and residents were stunned. Six of them were seriously injured.
Just on Thursday, March 26, the Israeli army reported detecting seven waves of missiles from Iran. One landed on businesses in Tel Aviv. Another still smoking, crashed into a field in the West Bank. “It was around 8 AM. We heard a huge noise. The whole village heard it,” a witness reports. In Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, 2,000 kilometers away from Israel, two people were killed by intercepted Iranian weapon debris Thursday morning.
On the 27th day of war, each side wants to show it can still strike the other. Recent Iranian images show missile launchers in action. Other videos show Israeli bombings targeting alleged Hezbollah hideouts in southern Lebanon. Israel also announced the elimination of Alireza Tangsiri, the commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard’s navy, accused by Israel of being behind the operation to block the Strait of Hormuz.
President Donald Trump assures the war is going well. According to him, the Iranians have no choice but to negotiate. “He is begging me to find an agreement. We will see if we can make a good deal, especially by opening the Strait of Hormuz,” he declares. For now, Iran still refuses direct discussions with the United States. Countries like Pakistan are reportedly playing a role as intermediaries between Washington and Tehran.
