Reuters World News Houthis fire missiles at Israel, Iran's missile toll revealed and Tiger Woods arrest
Mar 28, 2026
Missiles are launched toward Israel, raising regional security concerns. U.S. assessments say only about a third of Iran's missiles can be confirmed destroyed. A high-profile driving arrest makes headlines. Reports detail wounded U.S. troops in Saudi strikes and shifts in Israeli politics. New genetic finds suggest dogs were domesticated nearly 16,000 years ago.
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Houthis Open New Front Threatening Regional Shipping
- Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthis opened a new front by launching missiles at Israel, raising regional spillover risks.
- The group can strike far beyond Yemen and threaten Bab al-Mandab shipping, increasing chances the conflict spreads.
Only A Third Of Iran's Missiles Confirmed Destroyed
- U.S. intelligence can only confirm about one-third of Iran's missile arsenal destroyed one month into the war.
- Reuters reporting warns Iran may recover buried or damaged missiles and retains significant capability after strikes.
Iran Prepared For A Longer Conflict Than Expected
- Iran prepared for prolonged conflict with hidden missile and drone infrastructure, complicating quick victory hopes.
- U.S. intelligence warns remaining buried missiles and drones could sustain capabilities and drive U.S. casualty sources.