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War in the Middle East: latest developments Paris, France, March 5 (AFP) Mar 05, 2026 Here are the latest main events related to the war in the Middle East:
The "Cristobal Colon" will join French aircraft carrier "Charles de Gaulle" and Greek navy ships to "offer protection and aerial defence" and "support any evacuation of civilians", the ministry said in a statement.
Iranian news agency Tasnim and local media reported several explosions had been heard in Tehran Thursday morning.
Qatar's defence ministry said its military was working to intercept an incoming missile attack.
The strikes killed a member from an exiled Iranian Kurdish group, according to a representative.
Wassim Atallah al-Ali and his wife were killed when an "enemy drone targeted their home" in Beddawi, a Palestinian refugee camp near Tripoli, the National News Agency (NNA) reported.
"Mark my words: The US will come to bitterly regret precedent it has set", he posted on X. A second Iranian warship was heading towards Sri Lanka's territorial waters Thursday, a minister told parliament.
The incident has not been independently confirmed.
Telecoms users were threatening legal action against users trying to connect, it added.
While Albanese did not elaborate, local outlet SBS News reported they were planes.
Explosions were heard in Jerusalem after warnings of incoming Iranian missile fire, according to AFP journalists.
Israeli strikes along Beirut's airport highway killed three people, Lebanon's health ministry said.
"The Master of a tanker at anchor, reports witnessing and hearing a large explosion on the port side then seeing a small craft leave the vicinity" off the Gulf state's Mubarak Al-Kabeer area, the agency posted on X.
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