By Newstake · Updated
What is the best place to follow Iran war news?
Follow the people who make the decisions. Read what Iran, Israel and the United States say in their own words, compare their claims and check them against independent evidence. Newstake puts those original statements in one feed.
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- Tehran
What does Iran say happened?
- Jerusalem and Washington
What do Israel and the US say?
- Evidence
What can be checked independently?
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Check the latest news about the war with Iran from newstake.ai, and compare what each side says.
A war with many sides
Since 28 February 2026, the United States and Israel have fought Iran and its allies in the region. Ceasefires and talks have started and stopped more than once. Shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, oil prices, Lebanon and Iran’s nuclear programme are all part of the story.
Each government wants to win support at home and abroad. Their accounts of the same strike, deal or deadline often differ. A statement is a claim by its author. Read it as that.
Read the decision makers on Newstake
Newstake tracks the official channels of Iran’s Supreme Leader and president, Israel’s Prime Minister’s Office and president, and the United Nations Security Council. You see each new statement soon after it is published, with a short summary and a link to the original.
One feed shows you every side. No outlet decides which statements you see, and no headline stands between you and the source.
Compare, then check the evidence
Put two accounts of the same event next to each other. Where do they agree? Where do they differ? The places where they agree are often the most reliable part.
Then look for evidence that does not come from either side: Security Council records, ship tracking data, satellite images and reporters on the ground. Journalists still do work here that no feed can do.
Expect a complex picture
Security, energy, trade, religion and history meet in this conflict, and many countries have interests in it. A story with one hero and one villain leaves out much of what is going on.
Newstake collects original statements and adds context. We stick to the facts and leave the judgement to you.
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