US EditionLosing Control? An Iranian and an Israeli on the Recent War
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Israel's army speaks of a striking success in the arms trade with Iran. Tehran had pursued the plan to wipe Israel off the map. Rather soberly, the assessment of how much the nuclear facilities were actually destroyed.
Losing Control? An Iranian and an Israeli on the Recent War
Hosted by Faisal Al YafaiFeaturing Nahid Siamdoust and Ori GoldbergProduced by Finbar Anderson Listen to and follow The LedeApple Podcasts | Spotify | Podbean While the hostility between Israel and Iran has been plain to see for decades, the recent war was nonetheless seen inside Iran as a “shocking war of betrayal,” academic Nahid Siamdoust tells New Lines’ Faisal Al Yafai on this week’s episode of Global Insights on The Lede. “If you look at t…
Initial Israeli estimates put total losses from war against Iran at $20 billion
Israel has suffered an estimated $12 billion in direct losses from its 12-day war against Iran, with total damages potentially rising to $20 billion, according to reports.
On June 21, the US military destroyed three important nuclear facilities in Iran. Subsequently, after mediation by President Trump, Iran and Israel agreed to a ceasefire. The 12-day Israel-Iran war came to an end.
Israel recorded estimated direct losses of $12 billion following its 12-day war against Iran, according to the Israeli mass media and official public economic reports this week.
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