Israel Strikes Tehran's Main Gas Depot, More Nuclear Facilities
ISRAEL, JUN 14 – Iran launched hundreds of missiles at Israel after Israeli airstrikes killed over 20 Iranian commanders and nuclear scientists, escalating regional tensions with dozens of casualties reported.
- On June 14 and 15, 2025, Israel and Iran exchanged multiple missile strikes and air raids across Tehran and Israeli cities, escalating their conflict.
- The escalation followed Israel's preemptive strikes targeting Iran’s nuclear and military sites, which Iran declared derailed nuclear talks scheduled for June 15.
- The attacks killed dozens, including senior Iranian commanders and civilians, while Israeli cities suffered missile barrages causing casualties and prompting sheltering.
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu vowed continued strikes, warning "Tehran will burn", while international leaders urged diplomatic de-escalation amid market disruptions.
- The cancellation of U.S.-Iran nuclear talks and threats to expand targets to U.S. bases suggest prolonged conflict with regional and global implications.
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Anti-aircraft warning sirens sounded in Jerusalem this Sunday afternoon. The level of alert was then lowered and the population can exit the shelters, the army said, which had identified the launch of several missiles from Iran.
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Missiles fired from Iran are pictured in the night sky over Jerusalem on June 14, 2025. Israel and Iran exchanged fire on June 14, a day after Israel unleashed an unprecedented aerial bombing campaign that Iran said hit its nuclear facilities, “martyred” top commanders and killed dozens of civilians (Photo by Menahem Kahana / AFP) Iran launched a new wave of missiles at Israel on Saturday, injuring several people in residential buildings. Isra…
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