Ian Pannell

Anne Flaherty, ABC Pentagon correspondent explaining the probe into a missile strike on an Iranian school. Aaron Katursky, ABC investigative correspondent on FBI alerts and possible drone threats to the U.S. West Coast. Ian Pannell, ABC foreign correspondent reporting from Tel Aviv on Iran’s tactic of targeting oil routes. They discuss oil infrastructure attacks, Strait of Hormuz risks, and threats to coastal cities.

Peter Haralambos, investigative reporter who uncovered holes in the Epstein record. Colonel Stephen Ganyard, former Marine and security analyst. Ian Pannell, ABC foreign correspondent reporting from the field. They discuss rising Iran missile threats and Geneva talks. Military buildups near Israel and the risks of unclear U.S. objectives. A tense shoot-out near Cuba and who might have been on that boat.

Ian Pannell, ABC News chief foreign correspondent reporting from Tel Aviv, gives on-the-ground updates. He describes missile strikes and counterattacks. He discusses targets like nuclear and missile sites, the scale of combined U.S.-Israeli operations, and how the situation feels like full-scale war with regional escalation and historic consequences.

Aaron Katursky, ABC investigative reporter on the Gilgo Beach case, Jonathan Karl, ABC Washington correspondent on White House reactions, and Ian Pannell, ABC foreign correspondent in Israel, discuss ceasefire confusion in Lebanon and who it covers. They cover reopening the Strait of Hormuz, diplomatic negotiations and Pakistan’s mediation. They also touch on courtroom developments in the Gilgo Beach killings.

James Longman, chief international correspondent based in Turkey, gives updates on regional shockwaves affecting airports and civilians. Ian Pannell, chief foreign correspondent reporting live from the region, provides on-the-ground coverage of the strikes and immediate fallout. They focus on military actions, diplomatic ripple effects, airport disruptions, and unfolding security concerns.