US EditionIsrael and Iran Launch New Strikes Even as Diplomatic Effort Gets Underway
- Israel Defense Forces spokesman Effie Defrin stated that the Israeli Air Force conducted air strikes across Tehran, targeting nuclear development projects and police headquarters, on June 18 and 19, 2025.
- Iran's Islamic Revolution Guard Corps launched missile strikes against Israeli targets, damaging nearly 80 buildings and displacing 1,500 residents in the Bat Yam area, according to reports.
- U.S. President Donald Trump is considering military options against Iran but has yet to make a definitive decision on involvement, as reported by Wall Street Journal.
- Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warned against U.S. military intervention, stating that it would result in 'irreparable damage,' during a televised address.
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Israel, Iran Launch New Strikes, Diplomatic Efforts Underway; Trump Can Keep Control of National Guard: Appeals Court
Israel says it has conducted further airstrikes in Iran, hitting industrial sites used to manufacture missiles. An Israeli paramedic service said Iranian missiles struck a residential area in southern Israel, causing damage to buildings. Meanwhile, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi appears to be traveling to Geneva for meetings with the European Union’s top diplomat and counterparts from the UK, France, and Germany. A federal appeals court…
Israel and Iran have again been bombarding each other with mutual airstrikes overnight from Thursday to Friday. The Israeli army says dozens of…
By SAM MEDNICK and JON GAMBRELL TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Israel and Iran traded attacks Friday, a week into their war, as Donald Trump considered U.S. military involvement and new diplomatic efforts appeared to get underway. The U.S. president has been mulling attacking Iran by hitting its heavily guarded Fordo uranium enrichment facility, which is buried under a mountain and widely considered off-limits to all but Washington’s “bunker-buster” bo…
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