US EditionHow Israel’s Campaign to Wipe Out Iran’s Nuclear Program Unfolded
- On June 13, 2025, Israel launched its largest offensive targeting Iran's nuclear sites and military commanders, including Natanz.
- The strike followed warnings about Iran's advancing nuclear program and was enabled by regional shifts and U.S. military support.
- Iran retaliated by firing fewer than 100 ballistic missiles and over 100 drones at Israel, most of which were intercepted with U.S. help.
- Israeli strikes killed 78 people including senior Iranian officials, while 34 Israelis were injured and one died; Netanyahu vowed to continue the campaign.
- The escalation led to global calls for de-escalation, a U.S. military shift in the Middle East, and raised risks of broader regional conflict.
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Israel, Iran and the risk of nuclear war
After decades of fear that the Iranian regime might possess nuclear capabilities, Israel has taken decisive action, unleashing a wave of missiles in the dead of night, targeting Iran’s nuclear infrastructure and the residences of their top officials. This bold strike came following stalled negotiations between the United States and Iran to denuclearize Iran, something that President Donald Trump and many in the government have sought for years. …
As if it were a fate that all its protagonists expected, both Israel and Iran had been preparing for the attack that on Friday morning has struck in the Persian country military targets, nuclear sites and even civilian residential buildings in Tehran. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has not taken long to announce one of his main targets: “The main Iranian uranium enrichment facility in Natanz”, 225 kilometers south of Tehran, surely on…
Israel, Iran exchange missile barrages as Israel aims to wipe out Tehran’s nuclear programme
Tehran launches dozens of missiles early today Israel says it intercepts some Air raid sirens in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem TEL AVIV, June 14 — Iran and Israel targeted each other with airstrikes early today after Israel launched its biggest-ever offensive against its longtime foe in a bid to prevent it from developing a nuclear weapon. Air raid sirens sounded in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, the country’s two largest cities before dawn, sending residents ru…
Iran.- Israel caused serious damage to one of Iran’s major nuclear facilities and killed an alarming number of high-ranking military and nuclear officials in the attacks that began on Friday morning. But at dawn of that devastating attack, it was also clear how much remained of the Iranian nuclear program, at least for now. Israeli attacks seem to have destroyed a surface nuclear fuel production plant and power supply centers at Iran’s largest u…
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