US EditionIsraeli military issues evacuation warnings to Iranians near weapons facilities
- On June 14, Israel carried out pre-emptive airstrikes on Tehran targeting Iran's nuclear weapons facilities.
- The strikes followed escalating hostilities and were based on high-quality intelligence amid a third day of exchanges.
- The Israeli army warned Iranian civilians near military sites to evacuate for their safety and avoid returning until further notice.
- Iran reported that 78 individuals lost their lives and over 300 others sustained injuries in the initial assaults, while Iran's missile and drone strikes resulted in at least 10 fatalities in Israel.
- The ongoing strikes and warnings signal a possible further escalation and aim to weaken Iran's nuclear capabilities and regime support.
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‘Tatami’, Sports Drama With Israeli And Iranian Co-Directors, Opens In New York As Conflict Escalates Between Two Countries — Specialty Box Office
As missile fly in the Middle East between Israel and Iran, two filmmakers, one from each country, are out with a politically charged sports drama they co-directed in a landmark collaboration. Tatami, by Academy Award-winner Guy Nattiv (Golda. Skin) and Cannes Best Actress winner (for Holy Spider) Zar Amir Ebramini, who also stars, follows Leila (Adrienne Mandi), an Iranian judo athlete in political peril when her government tells her to fake a…
Many people in the Islamic Republic distrust their rulers and long for freedom. However, they do not want to accept a great war for it.
How do people in Iran experience Israel's attacks? Five of them report fear, anger, and hope that something might change, even though they hardly believe it.
People close to military facilities in Iran should get to safety, the Israeli military warns.
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