US EditionCan Israel Destroy Iran’s Nuclear Sites?
- On Friday, Israel launched Operation Rising Lion, striking Iran’s nuclear facilities at Natanz and assassinating top military leaders in Tehran.
- The operation took place amid growing worries about Iran’s uranium enrichment efforts, although U.S. intelligence has concluded that Iran was not currently developing a nuclear weapon.
- Iran retaliated by sending over 100 drones to Israel, while regional countries condemned the attacks and civilians in Tehran reported explosions and damage to residential buildings.
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu said the operation will continue until the Iranian threat is removed, and Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei vowed severe punishment against Israel.
- The intensifying situation has sparked concerns about a broader regional war, leading Israel to mobilize a large number of troops and shut its airspace, while international leaders called for calm and caution.
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Israeli attacks have weakened Iran’s military leadership. But Iranian nuclear facilities are many meters underground.
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'They are all dead now': Trump menaces Iran in morning rant over Israel attack
After remaining silent late Thursday and all night, Donald Trump jumped into the fray early Friday morning after Israel launched an attack on Iran.After Israel launched "Operation Rising Lion," targeting Iran's nuclear program and reportedly killing three senior military officials, Prime Minister Be...
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Israel attacked Iran's nuclear facilities and the capital city of Tehran. Iran has struck back.
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