Iranian foreign relations
A dramatic ceasefire between Israel and Iran was announced by US President Donald Trump, following a week of retaliatory attacks and bombing campaigns in the Middle East. The ceasefire, brokered through talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Iranian officials, includes no new attacks from Iran and a guarantee
Nuclear facilities
Tensions in the Middle East escalated over the weekend after Iran launched a retaliatory attack on a US military base in Qatar following America's strikes on its nuclear facilities. The UK lifted its advice for British citizens to shelter in place in Qatar, but the situation remains precarious.
Iranian foreign relations
The United States has launched airstrikes on three Iranian nuclear and military sites, further increasing tensions in the Israel-Iran conflict. President Donald Trump described the strikes as "very successful," targeting the Natanz, Fordo, and Isfahan sites. Iran has confirmed the attacks and retaliated with missile and drone strikes
Iranian foreign relations
Reaction to the US military attacks against three nuclear sites in Iran fell mostly along party lines in the Georgia political world. President Donald Trump announced the strikes, calling them a "spectacular military success," but the intervention into the war between Iran and Israel stoked fear of reprisal
Missiles
As part of Operation "True Promise 3," Iran launched its largest missile barrage of the year against Israel, targeting critical infrastructure and command centers. The strikes, which resulted in at least 23 wounded and one death, are a response to recent US and Israeli airstrikes on Iranian territory.
Missiles
The ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran, which began on June 13 with surprise airstrikes targeting Iran's nuclear and military sites, has entered its ninth day, with both countries exchanging missile fire and airstrikes. The conflict has resulted in significant casualties, economic damage, and humanitarian concerns, while diplomatic
Nuclear facilities
The United States and Israel launched a surprise attack on three of Iran's main nuclear sites, including the Fordow Fuel Enrichment Plant, Natanz Nuclear Facility, and Isfahan Nuclear Technology Center, in a bid to cripple the country's nuclear program. The strikes, which involved US stealth bombers
Nuclear facilities
Iran's foreign minister has stated that the US administration holds sole responsibility for the consequences of its actions, including Iran's right to self-defense under international principles. As the US and Iran engage in a heightened state of military threat, Iran is weighing its options, including potential
Missiles
Tensions between Israel and Iran have reached a boiling point as both countries exchange missile fire, with Israel striking dozens of military targets in Iran, including Tehran's Organisation of Defensive Innovation and Research, and Iran's IRGC firing its 17th wave of missiles at Israeli military facilities.
Nuclear facilities
Tensions in the Middle East are escalating rapidly as Israel and Iran continue to exchange missiles almost a week after Israel's first strike on Iran. President Donald Trump has given himself two weeks to decide whether the United States will join Israel's war against Iran. The
Missiles
The standoff between Iran and Israel has intensified, with both sides exchanging missiles and drones after Israel's initial strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities. The situation has been further complicated by US President Donald Trump's departure from the G7 Summit, sparking speculation about the US&
Nuclear facilities
Israel and Iran have been embroiled in a conflict for a week, with both sides trading fire in a series of escalating attacks. On Thursday, Iranian missiles struck multiple sites across Israel, including a hospital in Beersheba, causing extensive damage and injuring at least 50 people. The Israeli military responded
