US EditionIsrael Unsure Iran Nuke Program "Annihilated" After US Strikes: Official
- Israel launched strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities earlier this month, prompting security shifts and regional military readiness.
- These strikes aimed to prevent Iran from quickly developing a nuclear weapon amid ongoing tensions and uncertainty about damage extent.
- Lebanese President Aoun urged restraint and international intervention to restore regional stability and avoid prolonged conflict and destruction.
- General Dan Caine stated that the targeted locations suffered extremely heavy damage, while an Israeli official indicated that it remains uncertain whether the sites have been completely destroyed.
- Military alert remains high along Israel’s borders, civilian activities are restricted, and diplomatic evacuations signal concern over wider escalation risks.
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Cleveland Jewish NewsIsrael closes airspace, grounds civilian flights after US strike on Iran
The airport was scheduled to reopen at 2 p.m., nearly 12 hours after operations were suspended.The post Israel closes airspace, grounds civilian flights after US strike on Iran appeared first on JNS.org.
Israel has closed its airspace again after the US attacks on nuclear facilities in Iran.
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Israel closes airspace after US strikes on Iran, says aviation authority
Israel had initially closed its airspace on June 13 after launching the bombing campaign against Iran but reopened it on Friday for flights repatriating Israeli citizens stranded abroad.
·Dubai, United Arab Emirates
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