First statement from Iran's supreme leader, Six French soldiers injured in Iraq

Here's a quick update of the major developments of the war between the US, Israel and Iran,

and we're tracking this out of these stories.

And Iran's new Supreme Leader has released his first message.

Ayatollah Mastabah, Hamana'i statement, was read on State TV and he said the Strait of

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And that Iran must remain united while it removes all threats.

The leaders of the US and Israel say they're winning their war against Iran in separate

press conferences on Thursday, President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

said that Iran has suffered massive losses and they expect the fight to be over soon.

The Israeli army has launched what it says are wise scale air strikes in Iran.

Explosions are being reported in the capital to Iran and areas nearby.

The UN's refugee agency says that more than 3 million people in Iran have been displaced

by the ongoing war.

The Israeli army has also launched new strikes on the Lebanese capital.

Israel and Hisbullah have been exchanging attacks for the last week and a half.

Nearly 700 people have been killed so far.

A drone attack on a joint military base in Iraq's Arabi'l region has left at least six

French soldiers injured.

Drone attacks have also been reported near Baghdad's international airport.

Coming up on the take, Iran names a new supreme leader in the middle of a war with Israel

and the United States.

Who is Moushzabah Hamana'i, and what does his rise mean for Iran's future?

That's the take by Al Jazeera.

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