US EditionIran launches new wave of airstrikes into Israel, as Israeli military attacks Tehran
- On June 16, 2025, Iran launched a new wave of missiles into Israel, striking residential areas in central Israel including Tel Aviv and Petah Tikva.
- This escalation followed Israel's operation started on Friday, targeting Iranian nuclear sites and assassinating senior IRGC commanders, intensifying hostilities between the two countries.
- The Israeli military reported strikes on Tehran command centers linked to Iran's Quds Force, while Israel's Home Front Command issued multiple warnings urging civilians to stay protected amid the attacks.
- Magen David Adom announced four deaths and 87 injuries from Iran's missile strikes, and Israeli officials confirmed more than 20 Iranian commanders were killed in Israeli strikes.
- The events deepened regional tensions, halted planned nuclear talks, and drew international calls for de-escalation to prevent a wider conflict engulfing the Middle East.
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The Daily Advance
The Latest: No letup as Israel and Iran trade strikes for a fourth day
Israel struck Iran’s state-run television station Monday during a live broadcast, forcing a reporter to run off-camera following an explosion. Israel launched airstrikes and drones at Iran throughout the day, while Iran fired a pre-dawn wave of missiles at Israel…
Why Israel attacked Iran in the middle of US-Iran talks
On Friday, Israel launched Operation Rising Lion, sending roughly 200 fighter jets to hit more than a hundred sites across Iran – including parts of its nuclear program. Israel says the attack was “pre-emptive”, meant to address an immediate and inevitable threat on Iran’s part to construct a nuclear bomb. As attacks from both countries continue, scheduled talks between Iran
Video - Iranian strikes resulted in 5 deaths and nearly 100 injuries in Israel and Iran accused Israel of targeting a hospital in the western part of the country.
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Israel-Iran attacks span fourth day with no deal in sight
Israel and Iran exchanged fire for the fourth consecutive day on Monday, stocking fears of an all-out war with the potential to drag in others in the oil-rich region and force the U.S. into a more hands-on stance.
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