U.S. President Donald J. Trump told the Daily Mail during an interview early Sunday that the ongoing conflict with Iran is expected to last roughly four weeks, stating that, “It's always been a four-week process. We figured it will be four weeks or so. It's always been about a four-week process so - as strong as it is, it's a big country, it'll take four weeks - or less.” Additional, Trump spoke about the three U.S. servicemembers that have been killed so far during the conflict, saying, “They're great people. And, you know, we expect that to happen, unfortunately. Could happen continuous - it could happen again.”

The United States and Israel have hit more than 2,000 targets in Iran so far, according to a U.S. official who spoke to the New York Times.

The French nuclear-powered aircraft carrier FS Charles de Gaulle (R91), which operates around 30 Rafale Ms and several other support aircraft, has been redirected from its ongoing deployment in the North Atlantic and Baltic Sea, with the carrier and its strike group ordered to immediately head to the Eastern Mediterranean amid the ongoing conflict with Iran.

Reports of explosions amid a possible Iranian one-way drone attack against RAF Akrotiri on the Island of Cyprus in the Eastern Mediterranean, located over 600 miles from Iran.

A “security threat” was declared at RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus shortly before midnight on Sunday. Personnel at the base were told of the threat, and instructed to “return to your homes and stay inside until further notice,” additionally being told to “move away from windows and take cover behind or beneath substantial, solid furniture,” and to await further instruction, sources tell the Cyprus Mail.

At least one Eurofighter Typhoon seen up from RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus, following reports of a possible drone strike against the base by Iran.

Several large explosions were heard earlier in the Iraqi capital of Baghdad, after an Iranian one-way attack drone attempting to target the U.S. Embassy Compound was successfully intercepted and crashed near Baghdad Interational Airport.

British servicemembers stationed at RAF Akrotiri and other facilities in Cyprus, as well as their families, received this alert via email and text tonight shortly before midnight, with the alert stating:

Imminent Security Threat

There is an ongoing security threat.
Please return to your homes and stay inside until further official notice. Move away from windows and take cover behind or beneath substantial, solid furniture. Please await further instruction.

Red alerts now in Haifa, Northern Israel.

Possible launches against Northern Israel from Lebanon.

Hezbollah has joined the conflict against Israel. The Israel Defense Force announces that six rockets were launched by Hezbollah against Haifa in the last few minutes, in the latest barrage directed at Northern Israel.

An “unknown object” struck earlier inside the fenced area at RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus, reportedly causing no injuries, though both British and Cypriot authorities are on high alert for possible further attacks on military facilities in Cyprus, according to the Cypriot daily national newspaper Politis.

Cyprus ATC: “Akrotiri military base said there are a lot of missiles between Cyprus and Beirut.”

Footage from on the ground near the Southern Iranian city of Shiraz captured an MQ-9 Reaper with the U.S. Air Force firing an AGM-114 “Hellfire” Air-to-Surface Missile against a ballistic missile launcher that had revealed itself and was preparing to launch against Israel or others countries in the Middle East.

Cyprus Mail can now confirm that a small drone, possibly an Iranian Shahed-136, impacted the airfield at RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus earlier tonight, resulting in no casualties and minor damage to the base, with authorities instructing personnel to “remain in place and await further instruction,” warning that “there may be additional impacts,” with the explosion and siren sounds having been heard in nearby Limassol.

Residents of Southern Lebanon filmed the launch of several rockets earlier by Hezbollah at Haifa in Northern Israel, with several of the rockets falling short and at least one being intercepted by the Israeli Air Force.

Israel intends to respond very forcefully to tonight’s rocket launches against Northern Israel by Hezbollah in Lebanon, according to N12.

Reports of explosions in several major cities across Iran, including Tehran, amidst another wave of strikes by the Israeli Air Force.

Another angle showing the launch of an AGM-114 “Hellfire” Air-to-Surface Missile from a U.S. Air Force MQ-9 Reaper against a ballistic missile launcher near the city of Shiraz in Southern Iran.