Iran war live updates: Iranian nuclear facilities attacked, state media says

Key Points:

• Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan announced weekend meetings with Egyptian, Saudi, and Pakistani counterparts in Pakistan to discuss the ongoing war in Iran, emphasizing Turkey's efforts to prevent escalation between Iran and Gulf neighbors.
• The U.S. and Israel have conducted multiple strikes on Iranian industrial and nuclear sites, prompting warnings of retaliatory operations from Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, while Iran reported no radiation contamination from the attacks.
• The United Nations has established a task force to facilitate the safe passage of humanitarian aid and agricultural shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, with Iran agreeing to allow critical aid transit despite ongoing hostilities.
• Iran has imposed travel bans on its sports teams to countries considered hostile, notably affecting a scheduled soccer match in Saudi Arabia, reflecting heightened tensions amid the conflict.
• The war has caused significant disruptions to global shipping routes, with cargo volumes at Iraq’s Umm Qasr port halved and rerouting through more costly and time-consuming alternatives due to blocked access via the Strait of Hormuz.