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Iran's Big Lessons From 12 Days of War with Israel
- Israel initiated a twelve-day war against Iran with a surprise military strike beginning on June 13, 2024, targeting multiple Iranian cities, including Tehran.
- The conflict followed ongoing tensions, with Israel opposing Iran's influence and nuclear program while Iran sought retaliation after prior attacks and regional isolation.
- During the conflict, Iran demonstrated ballistic missile capabilities, struck Israeli strategic targets like Haifa's refinery, and suffered around 935 deaths, while Israel incurred significant defense costs.
- An Israeli airstrike on June 15 killed Bita Mousavi’s brother, sister-in-law, and nephew in Tehran’s Shariati neighborhood, prompting social media harassment against her and highlighting civilian tolls.
- Following the war, Iran passed new laws imposing stricter penalties on spies and regulating drone ownership, while authorities blocked GPS and internet services to address security vulnerabilities revealed by the conflict.
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DailyTruthReportThe 12-day war: Israel and Trump have redrawn the map of the Middle East
The surprise attack that Israel launched against Iran in the early hours of June 13 initiated one of history’s most ingenious, complex, and successful campaigns. A tiny country, its population barely a tenth of Iran’s, projected a multidimensional preemptive strike…
The next supreme leader will inherit a bomb
American inconsistency and Israeli aggression have sealed Tehran's strategic pivot. No more trust. No more talk. The "twelve-day war" between Iran and Israel marked a turning point - not just for Iran, but for the entire region. America's involvement in the conflict shattered any remaining hopes for de-escalation through diplomacy. For Tehran, foreign policy is now split into a "before" and "after." And in this new "after," there's no trust left…
Houthi: Iran's might forced Israel to halt aggression, set new equation
The leader of Yemen’s Ansarullah movement has highlighted Iran’s robust military response as the key factor that forced the Israeli regime to halt its recent aggression after 12 days.
The Graphic Truth: Iran has a rial big problem
Iran’s Supreme Leader faces a number of challenges in the wake of the devastating 12-day war with Israel, and the perennial weakness of Iran’s economy is chief among them. Economic mismanagement, corruption, and strict Western sanctions have sapped output, weakened the currency and contributed to high inflation for years. But the recent spike in tensions with the US and Israel has accelerated the collapse of the Iranian rial, which has halved in…
Beyond the Bombs: Who Really Won the 12-Day War Between Israel and Iran? - The Ron Paul Institute for Peace & Prosperity
On June 13, 2025, Tel Aviv launched what many international observers and Iranian officials have described as an unprovoked military strike on Iran. Israeli jets bombed military and nuclear sites, while Mossad-run sleeper cells carried out sabotage missions against air and missile defense systems from within Iran, and drones smuggled into Tehran were launched against local missile launch bases. Dozens—perhaps more—of nuclear scientists and top m…
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