US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the United States will continue targeting Iranian tankers in retaliatory strikes.

He says Iran will face further action if it attempts to attack US naval vessels.

Saudi-backed Yemeni forces fire artillery, mortars and heavy machine guns at Houthi positions on the Maqbanah front, west of Taez, as fighting continues along Yemen’s western coast.

Jordanians in a hilltop café cheering, watching and recording as air defense systems intercepted Iranian missiles overnight.

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps-affiliated media released footage showing launches of Kheibarshekan ballistic missiles as part of what it called the “Warning to the Aggressor” operation.

The IRGC said the missiles targeted US destroyers and warships.

Jordanian air defenses engaged 20 ballistic missiles targeting the Kingdom, according to the official spokesperson for the Jordan Armed Forces.

Eighteen missiles were intercepted and destroyed, while two fell in unpopulated areas. No casualties were reported.

The spokesperson said the targets were precisely destroyed in Jordanian airspace.

The US says its forces destroyed five Iranian oil carriers on September 8, after Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps targeted a US Navy warship with ballistic missiles twice over two days.

'Israeli' soldier dances in Gaza ruins & festival in “craziest transition”

British Foreign Minister Ed Miliband says he is proud of his Jewish identity and remains unwavering in his support for 'Israel', while also supporting a Palestinian state.

He says the two-state solution is the path to security, freedom and self-determination for both peoples.

UK announces import ban on goods from 'Israeli' settlements

British Foreign Minister Ed Miliband announces that the UK will introduce an import ban on goods from 'Israeli' settlements in the occupied territories.

He says the government believes the occupation should be reflected in Britain’s economic relationships with the territories.

Firefighters are battling wildfires from the air and ground in Turkey’s Antalya province, mainly in the Aksu district.

Residents and animals at risk have been evacuated, while Turkey’s General Directorate of Forestry says the fires have been brought under control.