US EditionIsrael's attack on Iran marks moment of truth for Netanyahu
ISRAEL, JUN 16 – Netanyahu ordered the largest Israeli strike on Iran's nuclear sites after months of preparation, killing a dozen officials and damaging key facilities, halting Iran's retaliation capacity.
- In June 2025, Israel launched a major military operation from Tel Aviv targeting Iran’s nuclear facilities and military sites, with the country’s leader declaring the strikes to be a historic and decisive action.
- The campaign followed Netanyahu's long-standing view that Iran's nuclear program poses the central threat to Israel and recent unprecedented nuclear weaponization steps.
- The strikes targeted several sites across Iran, including areas near Tehran, Natanz, Fordow, and Isfahan, focusing on facilities related to the country’s nuclear program, missile production centers, and important military installations.
- Netanyahu stated that Israel is taking action to eliminate the threats in a timely manner and pledged that the operation will persist until the objective is fully achieved, with no intention of yielding.
- This campaign marks a decisive moment, as Netanyahu insists Iran must never obtain nuclear weapons to ensure Israel's survival and global security.
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In a dramatic late-night address as explosions lit up the skies over Iran, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the launch of a sweeping military campaign aimed at crippling Iran’s nuclear and military capabilities — a move he described as a defining moment in Israel’s history. “We are at a decisive point,” Netanyahu declared solemnly. […]
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