US EditionHow we got here: Conflict between Israel and Iran, and the US intervention
- On the night of June 22, 2025, the United States carried out targeted airstrikes against key nuclear facilities in Iran, a military operation announced by President Trump from the White House.
- These strikes occurred after escalating conflict following Israel's attacks beginning June 13 and a barrage of missiles Iran launched overnight against Israel.
- The strikes focused on Iranian military and nuclear installations, resulting in the deaths of several high-ranking officials and scientists, with early reports showing significant damage sustained at all three nuclear locations.
- President Trump called the operation a "spectacular military success" that "completely and fully obliterated" the nuclear sites and warned of further strikes if Iran retaliates.
- The attack intensified regional tensions as UN Secretary-General Guterres labeled it a "dangerous escalation," with US forces on high alert for possible Iranian reprisals or proxy attacks.
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CNN Radio Argentina (CNN Radio Argentina) – Amín Lejerza de Bilbao Essalhi, president of Euro Defense Joven, an organization that brings together young people committed to European and international national security and defense, spoke this Monday with Regreso CNN, hosted by Mariana Arias and Pepe Gil Vidal, about the conflict between Israel and Iran and Europe's role in current geopolitics. “In Europe, we are watching it with special attention.…
The Israeli Air Force attacked military targets in Kermanshah, as confirmed by the Israeli Army. Iranian Revolutionary Guardians reported ten casualties in the bombings of Yazd. Both sides maintain their stance as tensions escalate in the region. Donald Trump mentioned the possibility of a “regime change.” The post-Conflict between the US, Israel and Iran: Reactions and consequences first appeared on Cubadebate.
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