Here are the key events on day 11 of the US-Israel-Iran conflict.

Tehran says its nuclear technical know-how can't be destroyed.

Iran's attack targeting the Al Udeid Air Base draws sharp rebukes from several states in the Gulf region.

Tuesday's election has drawn nationwide attention for its close race and use of ranked choice voting.

Qatar was the “obvious choice” for Iranian retaliation against the US, Al Jazeera’s Dorsa Jabbari explains.

Resident Valeriy Mankuta survived a Russian missile strike by climbing down a lightning rod to escape his damaged home.

India was all out for 364, opening door for England to stage a dramatic Test cricket win at Headingley on final day.

Israeli and international media all speak of an intelligence operation years in the making.

Prior to attack on biggest US military base in Middle East, US had already started taking ‘force protection’ measures.

NATO leaders gather Tuesday in The Hague for what could be a historic summit, or one marred by divisions.

The US bombing of Iran’s nuclear sites raises fears of wider regional war.

Russia called the US strikes on Iran 'unjustified' and 'unprovoked', while China warned they 'set a bad precedent'.

Israel has carried out near-daily violations of the November ceasefire that ended its 14-month war with Hezbollah.

Explosions have been seen in the sky over Qatar’s capital, Doha after Iran warned of a missile attack.

Flares were visible over Qatar’s capital, Doha Monday, explosions were also heard.

An Israeli airstrike hit tents sheltering displaced Palestinians in al-Mawasi, Gaza, a so-called safe zone.

Among the dozens killed are 20 aid seekers, as NGO warns Israel is also deliberately blocking energy access.

The joint attacks against Iran aim to sow chaos and instability in order to secure regional domination.

The attacks on Iran's nuclear enrichment facilities have not increased radioactivity so far.

British government will use antiterrorism laws to ban campaign organisation in wake of damage to planes by activists.