US EditionIran Pledges ‘Heavier and Destructive’ Response as Israel Keeps up Airstrikes for 2nd Day
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Iran and Israel Exchange Fire for Second Day as Death Toll Rises
Iran and Israel traded missile fire for a second straight day on Sunday, 15 June, in one of the fiercest and most direct confrontations between the longtime adversaries in years. The escalating violence, set off by Israeli strikes on Iranian nuclear and military sites on Friday, 13 June, has unleashed a deadly cycle of retaliation that is stoking fears of a broader conflict across the region. The barrage began late Saturday, after Iran launched …
Iran pledges ‘heavier and destructive’ response as Israel keeps up airstrikes for 2nd day
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Israel Says Campaign on Iran to Intensify as Tehran Pledges 'Destructive' Attacks
Israel pounded Iran for a second day on Saturday and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said its campaign would intensify, while Tehran stated that "heavy and destructive" attacks by Iran against Israel were expected within the coming hours. Netanyahu said Israel's strikes had set back Iran's nuclear program possibly by years and rejected international calls for restraint. "We will hit every site and every target of the Ayatollahs' regime, and wh…
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n1info.rsIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced an intensification of attacks on Iran.
According to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel has the backing of US President Donald Trump in its military action against Iran. However, the situation in the Middle East was also at the center of another phone call between Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on Saturday. Clear words on the Israeli military strike against Iran came from China.
The Israeli prime minister said on June 14 that the attacks on Iran had likely set the country's nuclear program back "by several years." The article Attacks on Iran Set Back the Country's Nuclear Program by Years [Benjamin Netanyahu] comes from the website Wszystko co końca.
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