US EditionArkansas, Oklahoma Lawmakers React to US Attack on Iran
IRAN, JUN 22 – US airstrikes targeted three Iranian nuclear sites to prevent weapon development, prompting diverse global reactions and calls for diplomacy amid escalating regional tensions, officials said.
- On Sunday, June 22, 2025, the United States launched airstrikes on three Iranian nuclear sites located in Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan.
- This attack followed Israel's airstrikes beginning June 13 and came as tensions escalated in an ongoing Israel-Iran war with global concern over nuclear developments.
- The strikes involved B-2 Spirit stealth bombers and successfully damaged Iran's nuclear facilities, after which all US aircraft exited Iranian airspace.
- US President Trump described the operation as a 'successful attack' that completely destroyed Iran's main nuclear sites, while Israel praised the decision as 'bold, righteous and historic.'
- The strikes intensified regional tensions, prompting calls from world leaders, including the UN Secretary-General and various nations, for urgent diplomatic dialogue to avoid further escalation or wider conflict.
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World reacts to US attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities
TEHRAN, Jun. 22 (MNA) – The United States’ attacks on Iran’s nuclear sites have drawn strong reactions and condemnations from across the globe, as concerns remain high on the consequences of escalating tensions in West Asia and beyond.
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