US EditionIsrael Says It Killed a Top Iranian General as Trump Warns People to Flee Iranian Capital
- Israel escalated its military conflict by reportedly killing Iran's top general Ali Shadmani today in Tehran while continuing airstrikes against Iranian sites.
- This escalation follows a period of sustained Israeli strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, including the Natanz underground uranium enrichment plant, aiming to delay Tehran's nuclear ambitions.
- United Nations nuclear chief Rafael Grossi confirmed that airstrikes caused direct damage to Natanz's underground centrifuge operations, while Iran responded with missile barrages that have recently decreased in intensity.
- U.S. President Donald Trump demanded Iran's unconditional surrender, urged Tehran residents to evacuate for their safety, and stated he seeks 'something better than a ceasefire' to end the conflict.
- The ongoing strikes have resulted in significant casualties, with Iran reporting 224 deaths and Israel 24, while regional tensions and international calls for de-escalation continue amid uncertain prospects for diplomacy.
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Israel is said to have killed Iran's highest-ranking military after four days in office. Donald Trump called on the residents of Tehran to evacuate before his departure from the G7 summit.
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As new operations unfold, Tehran appears cornered—its highest military leadership decimated, banking networks disrupted, and supreme leader underground. With Western powers weighing escalation, the coming days could determine whether this conflict ends in negotiation or spreads further across the region. The post Israel targets IRGC general and disrupts Iranian banks (June 17 updates) appeared first on FDD's Long War Journal.
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