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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israeli attacks have killed top Iranian nuclear scientists
Israeli strikes are part of a campaign to degrade Iran's nuclear program amid ongoing conflict that began Feb. 28, with significant regional impacts reported.
- On Thursday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israeli attacks killed top Iranian nuclear scientists, confirming the targeting of key personnel within the program.
- Although Israel destroyed the 'Taleghan 2' nuclear site in 2024, Israel and the United States maintain that dismantling the nuclear program remains a central war goal.
- Simultaneously, security checkpoints in Tehran faced drone assaults Wednesday night, while Iran-backed Hezbollah launched 200 rockets from Lebanon into northern Israel.
- The U.N. refugee agency reported up to 3.2 million people in Iran and at least 759,000 in Lebanon are now displaced, amid threats to shipping routes.
- In the United States, lawmakers are debating the War Powers Resolution this week, with most supporting it and most opposing it, potentially forcing a vote on the Iran campaign.
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Iranian Nuclear Scientist Eliminated in Israeli Strikes, Claims PM Benjamin Netanyahu (Watch Video) | 🌎 LatestLY
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed on Thursday that Israeli operations have successfully targeted senior members of Iran’s nuclear program, including the killing of a top nuclear scientist. The announcement comes during a period of heightened regional volatility following the recent leadership transition in Tehran. 🌎 Iranian Nuclear Scientist Eliminated in Israeli Strikes, Claims PM Benjamin Netanyahu (Watch Video).
Israeli Prime Minister claims attacks that would eliminate some scientists in charge of the atomic program
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israeli attacks have killed a top Iranian nuclear scientist and hit several others. (CORRECTS: A previous APNewsAlert erroneously reported that the strikes had killed multiple nuclear scientists.)
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israeli attacks have killed a top Iranian nuclear scientist and hit several others. (CORRECTS: A previous APNewsAlert erroneously reported that the strikes had killed multiple nuclear scientists.).
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