While previous intel assessments said Iran would need 2 years to assemble weapon, NYT finds growing gaps in West's knowledge of Tehran's progress, particularly at Fordo site

Protection particularly increased for overseas travel, report says; move comes as shadow war between Jerusalem and Tehran seems to intensify

Technicians take debris for analysis, find it to be same model Iran has supplied to Russia amid Ukraine invasion; officials say it was launched from IRGC base

Brett McGurk, top White House official on region, says 'something long talked about is now being done, through innovative partnerships and new technologies'

Western and Israeli security sources say Shahed-136 'suicide drone' was fired at Pacific Zircon from Iranian territory; Israeli source: 'Iranians no longer hiding behind proxies'

Israeli-Georgian businessman Itzik Moshe, who dedicates most of his time to promoting Israel's international standing, says he only learned of incident from media

Liberian-flagged Pacific Zircon targeted Tuesday night, Mideast-based defense official says; suspicion falls on Iran, which doesn't confirm the incident

Ghaem-100 can put a satellite into orbit more than 300 miles into space; Western countries have long been suspicious of the program

While such clips are not uncommon, the threat posed by Iranian drones in the Middle East and Europe seems to be on the rise

In postponed phone call, defense minister speaks of commitment to Ukraine but reiterates that 'operational limitations' prevent Jerusalem from providing Kyiv with weapons