US and Iran exchange attacks; peace talks remain stalled after 100 days of war

The US military shot down six Iranian one-way attack drones and intercepted seven ballistic missiles fired toward Kuwait and Bahrain, marking a fresh escalation 100 days into the conflict. Despite ongoing talks, both sides appear far from a peace deal, with Iran accusing the US of ceasefire violations.

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