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Israeli warplanes strike deep into Iranian territory during escalating air conflict, with explosions lighting up the skyline in Isfahan as tensions reach a critical point. Israel launched a new wave of airstrikes deep into Iranian territory overnight, escalating the already volatile military confrontation between the two arch-enemies. Key strategic targets, including the Natanz uranium enrichment facility and military installations in Isfahan and Shiraz, were hit by precision-guided munitions, according to Israeli sources. The attacks reportedly killed several members of Iran’s elite Revolutionary Guard Corps, including at least one high-ranking commander. Iranian state media confirmed explosions in multiple cities but claimed the strikes were “repelled” and damage was “limited.” In response, Iran launched dozens of surface-to-surface missiles toward Israeli military bases in the Negev Desert and northern Galilee. Sirens wailed across Tel Aviv and Jerusalem as the Iron Dome intercepted...

  Missiles streak across the sky as the Israel–Iran conflict enters its sixth day, engulfing cities in fire and fear while civilians scramble for safety amid relentless strikes. A sustained wave of missile strikes and air raids marks the sixth consecutive day of direct conflict between Israel and Iran. In the early hours of Wednesday, Iran launched two fresh missile salvos toward Israel, sending shockwaves over Tel Aviv and triggering air raid sirens across major cities en.wikipedia.org +11 reuters.com +11 dawn.com +11 . Israeli defenses intercepted many of the incoming projectiles, but explosions were still reported over Tel Aviv, creating widespread alarm reuters.com +1 npr.org +1 . Simultaneously, Israeli aircraft pushed deeper into Iranian territory, focusing on military installations around Tehran and nearby Karaj. Targets included missile launch and storage facilities, a Revolutionary Guards-linked university, and other IRGC command sites en.wikipedia.org . Earlier strike...

Tehran under fire: Explosions light up the night as Israeli airstrikes target key military sites, sending shockwaves through the heart of the Iranian capital. Tehran, June 18 – In a dramatic escalation of Middle East tensions, Israeli forces have launched a series of heavy airstrikes targeting strategic military and nuclear sites in and around Tehran. The offensive began late Tuesday night, just hours after U.S. President Donald Trump delivered a televised statement demanding Iran’s “unconditional surrender,” claiming that continued aggression would be met with overwhelming force. Eyewitnesses in the Iranian capital reported hearing loud explosions throughout the night as Israeli jets bombarded key installations believed to be linked to Iran’s nuclear enrichment and military infrastructure. Sirens wailed across central and northern Tehran while residents rushed to underground shelters. Iranian state media confirmed at least 73 casualties, with many more injured, as emergency services...

President Donald Trump reportedly vetoed an Israeli plan to assassinate Iran’s Supreme Leader during a high-level security meeting, Washington D.C., 2020. Former U.S. President Donald Trump, during his second term in office, reportedly vetoed a secret Israeli proposal to assassinate Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, according to multiple intelligence sources familiar with classified discussions. The revelation, which has emerged amid current Israel–Iran hostilities, sheds light on a previously undisclosed moment of extreme geopolitical tension between the two allied nations. According to senior officials, Israeli intelligence agencies had developed a detailed operation targeting Khamenei’s security perimeter in Tehran. The plan included drone strikes and cyber-disruption meant to create confusion ahead of a surgical assassination attempt. The proposal was brought to the Trump administration as part of ongoing U.S.–Israel intelligence coordination. While the Israeli leade...

Israeli airstrikes target Iranian military infrastructure in Isfahan as regional conflict intensifies, June 15, 2025. The military conflict between Israel and Iran reached a dangerous new level as both nations launched intensified attacks on each other’s territory, raising global alarm over a potential regional war. Israeli warplanes carried out a wave of overnight strikes targeting Iranian nuclear facilities, military command centers, and ballistic missile depots in cities including Isfahan, Natanz, and Shiraz. The strikes, described as Israel’s most aggressive military action against Iran in decades, followed Tehran’s earlier drone and missile attacks on Israeli cities. In a swift retaliation, Iran responded with a barrage of ballistic missiles and attack drones, targeting military and civilian infrastructure across central and northern Israel. Sirens wailed in cities such as Tel Aviv, Haifa, and Be’er Sheva, as air defense systems intercepted several projectiles, though damage and...

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese rules out military involvement in the Israel–Iran conflict, urging diplomatic solutions, Canberra, June 15, 2025. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has firmly ruled out any military involvement in the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran, stressing the importance of diplomacy and international cooperation to prevent further destabilization in the Middle East. Speaking at a press conference in Canberra on Sunday, Albanese stated that while Australia condemns any acts of aggression and supports Israel’s right to self-defense, the country will not participate in any form of military action or coalition effort in the region. “Australia is not involved in the current hostilities, and we do not foresee any scenario in which Australian Defence Forces would be deployed to the Middle East in response to this crisis,” he said. The announcement comes amid rising international pressure on Western allies to take clearer stances after Israel launched...

G7 leaders gather in Kananaskis, Canada, for an emergency session dominated by the Israel–Iran conflict, June 15, 2025. The G7 Summit, hosted this year in Kananaskis, Canada, has opened amid an atmosphere of global tension and uncertainty, as the rapidly escalating conflict between Israel and Iran threatens to overshadow the original agenda of economic recovery, climate cooperation, and support for Ukraine. Leaders of the world’s seven most advanced economies — Canada, the United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, and Japan — arrived in the mountain resort town under tight security. The summit, scheduled for June 15–17, was initially expected to focus on trade realignment, green energy investment, AI regulation, and coordinated economic strategies. However, the surprise Israeli airstrikes on Iranian nuclear and military targets just hours before the summit’s opening ceremonies drastically shifted the focus. In a closed-door emergency session late June 15, the G7 leaders...