US EditionWhat Has Israel Gained From 12 Days of War with Iran?
- Hostilities between Iran and Israel began on June 13, 2025, when Israel initiated a coordinated surprise attack targeting Iran’s nuclear and military facilities.
- Israel targeted key sites in Tehran, Isfahan, and Shiraz to neutralize Iran's nuclear threat, prompting Iran's retaliation with over 500 missiles launched at Israeli cities.
- The 12-day conflict involved devastating airstrikes, missile barrages, assassinations, and cyber operations, with casualties including at least 28 Israelis and significant damage in cities like Beersheba and Bat Yam.
- Israel claimed it achieved all war objectives by significantly degrading Iran's nuclear and missile capabilities, though experts warn missing enriched uranium and surviving capacities pose ongoing risks.
- On June 24, a delicate truce arranged with the involvement of US President Donald Trump began, temporarily halting fighting while leaving ongoing concerns about regional stability and nuclear tensions.
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What Did Israel Achieve With Its 12-Day War Against Iran?
Bombarded as we are with nonstop news from Israel, the United States and Iran, can we look at the 12-day war that just ended and determine a winner? Can we discern who was maneuvered and who held the initiative? These distinctions are crucial for the developments that will follow, in the Middle East and globally. With Israel, Iran and the U.S. (yes, the U.S. is also a party to this conflict now) constantly on the verge of upheaval, homage to the…
Trump says Israel and Iran have agreed to a ceasefire
Donald Trump announced a "complete and total ceasefire" between Israel and Iran that would end the "12 day war" between the countries, though neither the Israeli nor the Iranian government commented on the accord at the time of announcement. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi later posted to X that no "agreement" had been reached on a ceasefire with Israel at this time. Trump's surprise announcement came after he thanked Tehran for giving t…
12 Days Of War: Takeaways From The Israel-Iran Conflict
After 12 days of direct conflict marked by air strikes and missile attacks, Israel and Iran have agreed to a cease-fire. Both sides claim success, but experts say Iran’s nuclear program remains partially intact, deterrence has weakened, and the risk of future escalation has not been eliminated.
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