US EditionTimeline of Explosive Tensions Between Tel Aviv and Tehran
- On June 13, 2025, Israel launched airstrikes targeting numerous Iranian nuclear and military sites, including missile factories and commanders.
- This strike followed escalating tensions marked by a major Iranian missile and drone attack on Israel in April 2024 and prior Israeli retaliations.
- The attacks on June 13 triggered full activation of Iran's air defenses, multiple explosions reported in Tehran, and Israel declared a state of emergency bracing for retaliation.
- Reports state that Iran claimed 78 deaths from earlier Israeli strikes, while Israel's military spokesperson said they intercepted most incoming missiles using the Arrow system and a military facility suffered some damage.
- The strikes have intensified regional instability, causing European governments to update travel advisories, airlines to suspend flights over Iranian and Israeli airspace, and markets to decline amid fears of broader conflict.
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Timeline: How the Iran-Israel conflict is developing
Following Iran's large-scale attack with missiles and drones on Israel on Saturday, there is increasing concern over the rising tensions in the Middle East. The question is will Israel retaliate? And what is its next move likely to be? Here's how the situation has developed. *The date shows the actual date of the incident.
High official near the Supreme Guide of Iran, the Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Hossein Salami was known for his invectives against Israel and the West
Irish Independent
Timeline of explosive tensions between Tel Aviv and Tehran
Israel and Iran opened a new chapter in their long history of conflict when Israel launched a major attack with strikes early Friday that set off explosions in the Iranian capital of Tehran.
Israeli Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir and Air Force Commander Tomer Bar,
Dangerous escalation in Iran-Israel tensions | Assassinations, airstrikes, explosions: Here is the recent history of the conflict between Tehran and Tel Aviv...
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