US EditionTrump Says U.S. Knows Where Iran’s Khamenei Is ‘Hiding’ but Won’t Kill Him ‘for Now’; Demands ‘Unconditional Surrender’
- On June 18, 2025, President Trump demanded Iran's unconditional surrender while stating the U.S. knows where Supreme Leader Khamenei is hiding but will not kill him for now.
- This demand followed escalating hostilities after Israel launched coordinated airstrikes against Iranian nuclear and military facilities near Tehran, intensifying the Israel-Iran conflict.
- Iran retaliated by firing hundreds of missiles and drones toward Israel, causing sirens in southern Israel and killing at least 24 people, while residents of Tehran evacuated amid ongoing air raids.
- Trump met his National Security Council for 90 minutes on Tuesday and announced deployment of additional U.S. fighter jets to the Middle East to strengthen defense and deterrence in the region.
- The conflict suggests further escalation is likely as Israel plans more airstrikes, the U.S. weighs deeper involvement, and Iran vows more attacks, while global security and oil markets remain on alert.
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US President Donald Trump has the faxes thick: so that he can finally take care of the non-end of the war between Russia and Ukraine, he puts Iran before the election.
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The Daily NewsIsraeli warplanes hammer Iran's capital as retaliatory missile barrages diminish
Israeli warplanes pounded Iran’s capital overnight, hitting a facility used to make uranium centrifuges and another that made missile components, the Israeli military said. It said it had intercepted 10 missiles, as Iran’s retaliatory barrages have diminished since the start…
On the night of 18 June, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) attacked the production of centrifuges for uranium enrichment in Tehran and missile plants in Iran, reports The Times of Israel. About 50 Israeli Air Force aircraft were used to carry out the attacks and the IDF press reported.
Wsj: 'Trump has not yet decided whether to attack'. The IDF: 'Bumped the production sites of centrifuges used for Iran's nuclear and weapons program'. The Pasdarans declare Israel's airspace domain (ANSA)
The fights between Iran and Israel continue unabated. During various attacks at night, the Israeli military succeeds in beatings against important Iranian weapons production facilities. Tehran reacts accordingly.
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