Recap

Here's a quick recap of some of the most recent events from the Middle East:

At least 131 Iranian cities affected by US-Israeli attacks, the Red Crescent said.
Amazon's cloud unit reported a disruption to its services after its UAE-based data centre was struck by "objects", sparking a fire.
Kuwaiti air defences mistakenly shot down three US F15 fighter jets flying in Iran-related operations, the US said.
Iranian attacks targeted a power plant, a separate energy facility in Qatar, as attacks on civilian infrastructure, including the international airport, were intercepted.
One person was killed in an attack on an oil tanker off Muscat that also caused an explosion and a fire.
Several US fighter jets crashed in Kuwait on Monday, with all pilots ejecting safely.
France is "ready" to defend Gulf countries and Jordan against Iran if necessary, the French foreign minister said.

Heavy Israeli strikes killed at least 31 people, according to local health authorities.
Israel army says no reason to launch a ground invasion of Lebanon for now
The Lebanese government has imposed an "immediate ban" on Hezbollah's military and security activities and called on the group to hand over its weapons to the state.
Mass displacement is reported in south Lebanon after the Israeli attacks.

A total of 312 people have been evacuated from Iran via Azerbaijan since Saturday, a source close to the government in Baku said.
Iran's president named a general in the Revolutionary Guards, Majid Ebnelreza, as acting defence minister.
A total of 555 people have been killed across Iran in US and Israeli strikes that began two days ago, the Iranian Red Crescent said.
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi also said up to now his agency had "no indication" that any of the nuclear installations have been damaged or hit in Iran.