“Fire & Fury: US-Israel Hit Iran — Sky Lights Up, World Holds Its Breath!”

Oh wow — grab your coffee (or your medal of bravery) because the world just took a HARD turn toward chaos. Early Saturday morning, the United States and Israel launched explosive, coordinated military strikes on Iran, blasting targets across Tehran and other major cities in what officials are calling a pre-emptive assault on Tehran’s military and missile infrastructure.

Sirens wailed, smoke plumed over capitals, and leaders declared warlike intentions — obliterating months of tense diplomacy in a blink. Both airspaces were shut down, civilians were sent scrambling for shelter, and schools and public spaces were abruptly shuttered.

President Donald Trump went full drama queen, not only bragging about “major combat operations” underway but also asking Iranians to overthrow their own government once the dust settled. Yeah, you read that right — a call for regime change via conflict collateral.

Iran didn’t exactly flutter its eyelashes in response — they retaliated with a barrage of missiles and drones, striking Israel and centers hosting U.S. forces across the Gulf. Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, and other regional hotspots reported explosions and close calls.

To make matters tragically more real, Iranian state media reported that at least 40 people — including students at a girls’ school — were killed in one of the strikes, and hospitals are stretched thin.

Global airlines freaked out too, cancelling flights and clearing skies across the region — literally grounding travel and giant international tension levels.

Add in political fireworks from Russia calling the assault unprovoked, Iran promising a “decisive” counterstrike, and the entire Middle East teetering on the brink — and that’s not news — that’s an earth-shaking global moment.