US EditionReactions From the Iranian Population After Mass Attacks by Israel
- Israeli airstrikes targeted Tehran and Tabriz on Friday, killing at least 78 and 8 people respectively, and injuring 329 and 12 others, hitting nuclear sites and military commanders.
- The strikes began with pinpoint assassinations and aimed to preempt a planned Iranian attack just two days before a scheduled sixth round of US-Iran nuclear talks, which were subsequently cancelled.
- Residents in Tehran experienced shock as residential areas were heavily bombed, some buildings caught fire, public events were cancelled, and authorities imposed temporary internet restrictions due to special circumstances.
- Senior Israeli officials characterized the recent operation as a landmark action targeting one of the region’s strongest military forces, while Iranian authorities promised harsh consequences, threatened that "prices will be paid," and requested an urgent meeting of the UN Security Council.
- The attacks halted nuclear talks and escalated regional tensions, with Israel warning it will continue strikes until objectives are met and the fighting could last two to three weeks.
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Israel claims to have "freedom of action" in its airspace over Iran's capital. New attacks are also reported in other parts of the country.
WAR BEGINS! Israel Launches Attacks On Iran, IRGC Chiefs And Multiple Civilians Reported Dead
by Matt Agorist, The Free Thought Project: (Antiwar.com) Israeli military has begun bombing Iran, an attack that could provoke a major, catastrophic war in the region involving the US. Heavy airstrikes have hit the Iranian capital of Tehran, and videos show plumes of smoke rising from the city. Photos also show damaged residential buildings, and deaths of women […]
Israel has apparently attacked Iran's capital Tehran again. Several media reports of explosions in the centre of the city. According to Iranian sources, 78 people were killed during the attacks on Friday.[more]]>
See the demonstrations on the streets of Tehran after Israel attacked Iran
Crowds of demonstrators rallied in Tehran calling for retaliation after Israeli strikes on Iran and questioning whether the country should continue negotiations with the United States over a potential nuclear deal.
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