US Edition
Israel launches fresh wave of strikes on Iran after hitting nuclear and military sites overnight
- On June 13, 2025, Israel launched a broad air campaign striking over 100 military and nuclear sites across Iran, including Natanz, Shiraz, Tabriz, and Qom provinces.
- The strikes followed escalating tensions, with Israel aiming to prevent what it called an imminent nuclear threat, while Iran maintained its nuclear program is civilian and vowed revenge.
- Iran's air defenses engaged hostile targets and intercepted missiles near Tehran and Fordow, while the attacks reportedly killed top Iranian military leaders and scientists and damaged infrastructure including Tabriz Airport.
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu characterized the operation as essential and ongoing, reporting considerable harm to the Natanz site and affirming his commitment to eliminate the threat, which he described as an immediate and serious danger.
- The strikes triggered regional condemnations, a UN Security Council emergency meeting, airspace closures, and raised fears of a wider conflict potentially involving the US and destabilizing the Middle East.
74 Articles
74 Articles
Donald Trump’s 'much worse' comes to pass as Iran sends missile barrages back to Israel
The tense confrontation between Israel and Iran continues to escalate as a series of aggressive military actions pushed the region closer to a larger conflict. Per CBS, Trump said it “would be much worse than anything they know, anticipated, or were told…” and now that’s come to pass. Missiles flew, and targeted attacks caused widespread destruction. Iran quickly retaliated against Israel’s initial attack. On Friday morning, Iran sent over 100 d…
Israel and Iran continue on Saturday their exchanges of deadly strikes, triggered on Friday by a massive Israeli attack on Iranian military and nuclear sites to which Tehran is responding with its ballistic missiles. Israel's aid has reported that it has been very successful in...
Air raid sirens sound in occupied territories as Iran launches new wave of retaliatory strikes
TEHRAN – Air raid sirens were activated in occupied territories on early hours of Saturday, according to local news sources, signaling a potential incoming attack or security threat.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 48% of the sources lean Right
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
