Iran / Israel / U.S. / Lebanon / Energy crisis watch

AFP, carried by Times of Israel and Dawn, reported that Qatari negotiators left Tehran after talks with Iranian officials that lasted into the early morning and were conducted in coordination with the United States. The departure turns the earlier arrival story into an active shuttle-diplomacy cycle.

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11:01 AM Jerusalem time, Jun 11, 2026; Times of Israel / AFP timestamp

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Tehran / Doha / Washington

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Arab News, carrying Reuters and AFP, reported that Sirik's governor said a locally owned Iranian cargo barge carrying essential goods from Khasab, Oman was hit by a U.S. projectile about five nautical miles off Khasab. The report said all five crew members were rescued by passing vessels and taken to Oman.

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11:51 AM Oman time, Jun 11, 2026; Arab News / Reuters-AFP publication time

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Off Khasab, Oman / Sirik-linked cargo route

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Jordan's armed forces said air-defense systems and Royal Jordanian Air Force aircraft shot down 20 missiles launched from Iran toward the Azraq area early Thursday. Missile debris fell in the area, but officials reported no injuries or material damage and said engineering teams were clearing remnants.

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10:44 AM Jordan time, Jun 11, 2026; Petra publication timestamp

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Azraq area, Zarqa Governorate, Jordan

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Bahrain's Interior Ministry said an 11-year-old girl was treated for minor injuries and homes and vehicles were damaged after air defenses intercepted Iranian drones over Manama and Hamad Town. The report turns the Gulf retaliation cluster into confirmed civilian collateral damage, while claimed hits on U.S. facilities remain unverified.

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10:15 AM Bahrain time, Jun 11, 2026; Guardian live update timestamp

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Manama and Hamad Town, Bahrain

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India's shipping minister said the three Indian seafarers first listed as missing after the U.S. strike on the Palau-flagged MT Settebello are confirmed dead after bodies were located and identified. The confirmation turns the blockade-enforcement incident into a confirmed fatal maritime event alongside India's protest and IMO safety concerns.

Local time

12:36 PM India time, Jun 11, 2026; derived from Guardian's 3:06 AM EDT live update

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New Delhi, India / Gulf of Oman

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AFP, carried by Arab News, reported that Iran's state television said water service had been restored after U.S. strikes hit two reservoirs in Sirik and cut off nearly 20,000 people from drinking water. The Hormozgan water company said Kouhestak and Bemani-district supply problems were resolved in less than 12 hours.

Local time

9:25 AM Tehran time, Jun 11, 2026; Arab News / AFP publication time

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Sirik / Kouhestak / Bemani district, Hormozgan Province, Iran

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Kuwait's civil aviation authority said air traffic had resumed after a temporary suspension during Iranian attacks, with the airport working normally and flights set to restart. AP and Economic Times still frame the wider Gulf episode around Kuwaiti interceptions, Bahrain alerts, and unresolved damage verification.

Local time

8:51 AM Kuwait time, Jun 11, 2026; Guardian live update timestamp

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Kuwait City, Kuwait

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A GOV.UK-published joint statement from 22 countries condemned alleged Iranian security-service plotting and HAYI-claimed attacks in Europe, North America, and Australia. Guardian live coverage tied the warning into the same overnight crisis cycle as U.S.-Iran strikes and Gulf retaliation.

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6:12 AM London time, Jun 11, 2026; derived from Guardian's 1:12 AM EDT live update

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London / Washington / allied capitals

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AP, Guardian and CBS reported Kuwait closed its airspace and diverted flights while its air defenses engaged incoming Iranian fire. The same retaliation cluster included Bahrain missile sirens, a claimed 12-missile IRGC strike on al-Azraq in Jordan, and public Hormuz closure claims, but confirmed damage to U.S. facilities remained unresolved.

Local time

7:51 AM Kuwait time, Jun 11, 2026; Guardian live update timestamp

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Kuwait / Bahrain / Jordan

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The U.S. Embassy in Jordan warned Americans to seek overhead cover after reports of missiles, drones, or rockets in Jordanian airspace. Guardian tied the alert to Iran's claim of 12 ballistic missiles aimed at al-Azraq, while Sky carried the same al-Azraq claim minutes earlier.

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6:39 AM Jordan time, Jun 11, 2026; derived from Guardian's 11:39 PM EDT live update

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Jordanian airspace / al-Azraq Air Base, Jordan

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CENTCOM said U.S. Marine Corps, Air Force, and Navy assets completed additional self-defense strikes on Iranian surveillance, communications, and air-defense targets across Iran. AP and Guardian reported the broader exchange continued with Iranian attacks on Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan.

Local time

9:15 PM Eastern Time, Jun 10, 2026; Guardian live update timestamp

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Iran; multiple targets not publicly specified

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ABC and Guardian reported U.S. Central Command denying Iran's claim that the Strait of Hormuz was closed, saying commercial ships continued to transit the waterway. Sky reported the U.S. military said American warships in the strait were not hit after Iranian state media claimed two violating ships had been struck.

Local time

7:59 PM Eastern Time, Jun 10, 2026; Guardian live update timestamp

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Tampa, Florida / Strait of Hormuz

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Sky reported Trump claiming he had spoken directly with Iranian officials during the strike cycle, followed quickly by Iranian state-media denial. Guardian live coverage separately carried Trump's claim that Iran had asked him to stop attacks, keeping the diplomacy narrative contested while Qatar's Tehran channel remains the concrete mediation track.

Local time

12:35 AM UK time, Jun 11, 2026; Sky live update timestamp

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Washington / Tehran / Doha mediation channel

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Guardian live coverage and a Department of War article reported Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth saying the United States controls the Strait of Hormuz because U.S. forces can protect commercial shipping with partners. Axios separately reported Hegseth told reporters the U.S. would strike Iran for a second consecutive evening to pressure Tehran toward a deal.

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5:20 PM Eastern Time, Jun 10, 2026; Guardian live update timestamp

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Tampa, Florida / Strait of Hormuz

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Axios reported the U.S. military launched strikes on Iran for a second consecutive evening, with CENTCOM saying the strikes began at 5:15 PM ET against multiple targets in response to continued Iranian aggression. Sky and Guardian reported fresh U.S. strikes and Iranian air-defense activity, while AP said the escalation threatened the truce track.

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12:45 AM Iran time, Jun 11, 2026; converted from CENTCOM's 5:15 PM ET start time

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Iran; multiple targets not publicly specified

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Guardian live coverage reported Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth saying CENTCOM would be busy and would hit Iran hard tonight, after earlier White House strike threats and Tehran's infrastructure-warning response. No public target list or completed follow-on strike order was found during this audit.

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5:09 PM Eastern Time, Jun 10, 2026; derived from Guardian's 10:09 PM UK live update

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Washington, D.C. / U.S. Central Command area of operations

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