US EditionIsrael launches fresh wave of strikes on Iran after hitting nuclear and military sites overnight
- On June 14, 2025, Israel launched a large-scale air campaign targeting over 100 nuclear, missile, and military sites across Iran, including Natanz and Tabriz.
- The strikes followed Iran's recent censure by the UN atomic watchdog for nuclear non-compliance and escalated longstanding tensions between the two countries.
- The attack involved roughly 200 warplanes and drones, killed top Iranian military leaders and scientists, and caused multiple explosions in Tehran and nearby regions.
- Iran retaliated by launching a swarm of over 100 drones against Israel, while Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei warned of "severe punishment"; regional airspace closures and flight cancellations occurred.
- The strikes intensified fears of a wider regional conflict involving the U.S., triggered emergency UN Security Council meetings, and provoked global calls for de-escalation from all sides.
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Again, explosions have been heard in the Iranian capital that the air defense system has been activated, according to media reports. Iran wants to respond with "heavy and destructive" attacks. All developments in the news blog.
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Israel and Iran continue on Saturday their exchanges of deadly strikes, triggered on Friday by a massive Israeli attack on Iranian military and nuclear sites to which Tehran is responding with its ballistic missiles. Israel's aid has reported that it has been very successful in...
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