
People look at damaged buildings at an impact site following missile attack from Iran on Israel, in Ramat Gan, Israel, June 14, 2025. — Reuters
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Israel hit Iranian nuclear and military facilities on Friday with missile barrage, killing several top officials and responding by Iran.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel’s attack on its monument would continue “so many days” as needed, and Israeli intelligence cited that Tehran was approaching the “Point of Nine Return” in its nuclear program.
Iran termed the Israeli airstrike a “declaration war” and fired dozens of missiles in Israel on Friday and Saturday.
International demands for the ban are increasing, as concerns are increasing that the Middle East’s wider conflict may be threatening.
We know:
Hit the nuclear sites
Israeli invasions began early Friday, resting and praying in Iran, and in various places throughout the day.
According to Iranian state television, an important target was a vast nuclear place in the underground nuclear house in Nuttan, which Israel targeted several times.
The radiation level beyond this facility “has not changed,” said Rafael Grossi, head of the United Nations International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
Iran said its Fordo and Isfahan had limited damage to nuclear places.
The commanders killed
The high brass killed included Iran’s revolutionary guards, Hussein Salami, and the Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces, Mohammad Baghri, who were rapidly nominated by Supreme Leader Ali Khaamini.
Revolutionary guards said its aerospace commander Amirli Hajizada was also killed. He was in charge of Iran’s ballistic missile forces.
Iranian media reported that several nuclear scientists were killed.
The Iranian ambassador to the UN said 78 people were killed and 320 were injured in the first wave of Israeli strikes.
Ongoing strikes
The state news agency IRNA said additional attacks in Iran’s northwestern Azerbaijan province targeted locations, killing 18 people.
An Israeli military spokesman said “more than 200 targets” were targeted, including nuclear facilities and airports.
“There is currently no plans to kill Khamenea and other political leaders,” said Zachi Henigby, a national security adviser to Netanyahu.
The country’s Communications Ministry said that internet sanctions were imposed throughout Iran, adding that “after normal return”, they will be abolished.
Iran’s response
Revolutionary guards and Israel said Iran launched dozens of missiles in Israel, the Israeli military said “most” of the 100 drones fired by Iran were stopped from the Israeli territory.
According to official media, Iran launched a new wave of attacks early Saturday, the Israeli army raised the voice of air raids from Iran and reported more of these bound missiles from Iran.
Israel said its airspace was “working to interfere and strike where necessary to eliminate the threat”.
Israeli aid workers said they were treating 21 people injured in the rocket strike on Saturday.
According to Israeli media reports, rescue workers said 34 people were injured in the Gash Dean area, including a woman who later died due to injuries.
US Join?
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi termed the Israeli attacks as “declaration of war” and urged the UN Security Council to take action, which held an emergency meeting on Friday.
Tehran had earlier warned that if a dispute arose, it would target US military bases in the Middle East. Before the Israeli invasion, the United States removed unnecessary personnel from several sites.
US President Donald Trump said Israel had fully informed him of his raids ahead of time, but insisted that Washington was not involved.
He warned Iran that “the next planned attacks would be” and more brutal “and said that Tehran should make a contract to return its nuclear program” before nothing is left. “
Trump has repeatedly said he will not allow Iran to develop nuclear weapons.
His Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned Iran not to target US interests or personnel in the Middle East.
The nuclear program
Tehran has long refused to search for atom bombs, but it was rich uranium up to 60 % – which, with major powers, exceeds 3.67 percent of the extent of the 2015 widespread 2015 agreement.
However, Iran’s 60 % enrichment level is less than 90 % required for nuclear warheads.
The United States and Iran were discussing Tehran’s nuclear program. The next period, Oman is scheduled on Sunday, now it seems that it has been canceled.
Reaction
The attack, and Iran’s response is airing the international alarm.
Many capitals have emphasized the ban, if the Israel-Iran conflict is widened and attracted to the United States, and if the Middle East oil production and shipment are affected, the consequences are afraid of the consequences.
The United Nations Nuclear Energy Agency plans an emergency meeting for Monday.
UN Chief Antonio Guterres called on Israel and Iran to stop their conflict, saying: “Peace and diplomacy should prevail.”
Israel, Iran, Iraq, Jordan and Syria closed their airspace, and several airlines canceled flights serving the region.
Oil prices rose on Friday, which fell to $ 75 a barrel before falling a bit.
Analysts identified the risk of supplying 20 % of the world’s crude oil supply sent by a narrow stream of hormows in the Gulf.