Bangladeshi migrant workers in Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan are living in fear and uncertainty following US and Israeli strikes on Iran and Tehran’s subsequent retaliation in the Gulf region. ,

Kheibar missiles were used in the attack, said Iran's Revolutionary Guards

The protesters clashed with security forces when they were stopped from marching to the main square in the main city of Srinaga

"We will increasingly strike the key elements of the regime and continue to intensify the damage," military spokesman Brigadier General Effie Defrin

"I reiterate my call on all parties to exercise maximum restraint to avoid further escalation," said UN nuclear watchdog head Rafael Grossi

Two more Bangladeshis were injured in the same incident, says embassy officials

The humanitarian group said in a post on Telegram.

It was shut as a precautionary measure and the situation is under control, the source said.

Iran pressed on with a third day of strikes in the Gulf

Israeli forces launched strikes on Lebanon including the capital Beirut on Monday, the military said, after Tehran-backed militant group Hezbollah fired rockets at Israel in retaliation for the killing of Iran's supreme leader

"Trump plunged the region into chaos with his 'delusional fantasies' and now fears more American troop casualties," he adds.

A look at the key figures overseeing the transition

Key figures contesting for power include a former prime minister seeking a return to power, a rapper-turned-mayor bidding for the youth vote, and the newly elected leader of the Nepali Congress party.

Before and after the start of the attack, US officials, including US President Donald Trump, had suggested that toppling the nation's repressive governing system was one of several US goals, in addition to crippling Iran's ballistic missile and nuclear programs.

First Lady Melania Trump is slated to chair a UN Security Council meeting on Monday

The US military expanded targets across Iran on Sunday

The world greeted with jubilation, anger or trepidation the news yesterday that Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei had been killed in the US-Israeli strikes on the Islamic republic one day earlier.

At least 17 people were killed yesterday across Pakistan as protesters outraged over the death of Iran’s supreme leader took to the streets, with some attempting to storm US diplomatic buildings.

Iran launched strikes across the Gulf yesterday after vowing to avenge slain supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, defying a threat from President Donald Trump to strike with unprecedented force.

CIA intelligence indicating Ayatollah Ali Khamenei would attend a meeting of top Iranian officials helped guide strikes in a US and Israeli attack that killed Iran’s supreme leader, the New York Times reported yesterday.