The media reported disruptions in the Israeli railway due to Iran's cyberattack

Israel's railway system was disabled after a cyberattack by Iran. This was reported by the Fars news agency on March 12.

"As a result of the cyberattack, [Israel's] railway system <... The station has been disabled, and the internal front of the regime has declared that all stations are unsafe," the Telegram channel said.

A word is not a deed: the United States will continue strikes on Iran, contrary to statements about the imminent peace

Why is Trump's rhetoric about ending the war at odds with the Pentagon's actions?

On March 11, the central headquarters of the Iranian military command Khatam al-Anbiya announced that Iran's policy of "mutual strikes" had ended, and from now on it would launch "continuous strikes" against US and Israeli troops. The statement noted that any American or Israeli vessel would be a "legitimate target" of the Iranian armed forces.

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