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Israel Iran War News Highlights: UK moving assets, jets, to Middle East amid Iran crisis
A sudden and powerful Israeli airstrike hit targets in Iran late Thursday, triggering explosions around Tehran and sparking fears of a broader regional conflict. The move comes as part of what Israel’s Defence Minister described as “preemptive strikes” against Iran’s nuclear threat.
Iran’s state-run Nour News confirmed reports of blasts northeast of Tehran early Friday. The Israeli Air Force carried out the attack, which is being seen as one of the boldest actions by Tel Aviv against Iran in recent years. In response, Israel declared a nationwide state of emergency, preparing for possible retaliation from Iran in the form of missile or drone strikes.
Israel has consistently warned that it would not allow Iran to reach weapons-grade nuclear capabilities. International watchdogs have reported that Iran is enriching uranium to dangerously high levels, although Tehran has always claimed its nuclear programme is peaceful.
The United States was quick to distance itself from the Israeli operation. “Tonight, Israel took unilateral action against Iran. We are not involved in strikes against Iran and our top priority is protecting American forces in the region,” said US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. “Let me be clear: Iran should not target US interests or personnel.”
Two American officials told Reuters that the US was not involved in the planning or execution of the Israeli strike and did not assist in any way.
The timing of the strike is notable, as it comes during ongoing diplomatic talks between the Trump administration and Iranian officials. US envoy Steve Witkoff has reportedly conducted five rounds of negotiations aimed at limiting Iran’s nuclear programme. The attack could now disrupt those fragile efforts.
So far, Iran’s government has not officially commented on the strike. However, given the direct nature of the attack and Israel’s readiness for retaliation, analysts believe Tehran may be preparing a response.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his cabinet have not released public statements since the strike. However, officials have said the action was necessary for Israel’s self-defence.
With both countries on high alert, the strike marks a dangerous turning point in the long-standing hostilities between Iran and Israel. The international community is urging restraint as tensions threaten to spiral into a broader conflict.
Iran’s state-run Nour News confirmed reports of blasts northeast of Tehran early Friday. The Israeli Air Force carried out the attack, which is being seen as one of the boldest actions by Tel Aviv against Iran in recent years. In response, Israel declared a nationwide state of emergency, preparing for possible retaliation from Iran in the form of missile or drone strikes.
Israel has consistently warned that it would not allow Iran to reach weapons-grade nuclear capabilities. International watchdogs have reported that Iran is enriching uranium to dangerously high levels, although Tehran has always claimed its nuclear programme is peaceful.
The United States was quick to distance itself from the Israeli operation. “Tonight, Israel took unilateral action against Iran. We are not involved in strikes against Iran and our top priority is protecting American forces in the region,” said US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. “Let me be clear: Iran should not target US interests or personnel.”
Two American officials told Reuters that the US was not involved in the planning or execution of the Israeli strike and did not assist in any way.
The timing of the strike is notable, as it comes during ongoing diplomatic talks between the Trump administration and Iranian officials. US envoy Steve Witkoff has reportedly conducted five rounds of negotiations aimed at limiting Iran’s nuclear programme. The attack could now disrupt those fragile efforts.
So far, Iran’s government has not officially commented on the strike. However, given the direct nature of the attack and Israel’s readiness for retaliation, analysts believe Tehran may be preparing a response.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his cabinet have not released public statements since the strike. However, officials have said the action was necessary for Israel’s self-defence.
With both countries on high alert, the strike marks a dangerous turning point in the long-standing hostilities between Iran and Israel. The international community is urging restraint as tensions threaten to spiral into a broader conflict.
00:16 (IST) Jun 15
Isarel-Iran War: Lavrov rains hellfire on Israel for 'use of force'; offers Iran Russia's help over nuclear program
00:04 (IST) Jun 15
Israel-Iran War: Israel army says struck underground missile facility in west Iran
The Israeli military said it struck an underground facility Saturday in western Iran's Khorramabad that contained surface-to-surface and cruise missiles.
"This is an important site that was even featured in a propaganda video by the Iranian regime in the past," military spokesman Brigadier General Effie Defrin told journalists, referring to footage aired by Iran's Revolutionary Guards earlier this year showing what it described as a new underground missile facility.
"This is an important site that was even featured in a propaganda video by the Iranian regime in the past," military spokesman Brigadier General Effie Defrin told journalists, referring to footage aired by Iran's Revolutionary Guards earlier this year showing what it described as a new underground missile facility.
23:57 (IST) Jun 14
Israel-Iran War: Iran media says air defence activated in Tehran, six other provinces
23:18 (IST) Jun 14
Iran state TV says air defences activated around strategic port of Bandar Abbas
23:01 (IST) Jun 14
Macron urges Iran president to 'quickly' resume nuclear talks
France's President Emmanuel Macron urged his Iranian counterpart Masoud Pezeshkian to "quickly" resume negotiations over his country's nuclear programme, in talks Saturday as a conflict between Tehran and Israel escalated.
Macron said in a message on X that he "invited President Pezeshkian to return swiftly to the negotiating table to reach an agreement -- the only viable path to de-escalation".
Iran insists its uranium-enrichment activities are peaceful but western allies fear they are aimed at developing atomic weapons.
Macron said in a message on X that he "invited President Pezeshkian to return swiftly to the negotiating table to reach an agreement -- the only viable path to de-escalation".
Iran insists its uranium-enrichment activities are peaceful but western allies fear they are aimed at developing atomic weapons.
22:57 (IST) Jun 14
UK moving assets, jets, to Middle East amid Iran crisis
Britain is deploying assets to the Middle East amid tensions between Iran and Israel, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer said Saturday as he flew to Canada for G7 talks.
"We are moving assets to the region, including jets, and that is for contingency support," Starmer told reporters travelling with him on his plane.
"We are moving assets to the region, including jets, and that is for contingency support," Starmer told reporters travelling with him on his plane.
22:56 (IST) Jun 14
'We are strong': Israelis defiant despite deadly Iran strikes
Tal Friedlander was grateful to be alive on Saturday after emerging from a bomb shelter in central Israel to find his apartment entirely destroyed by an Iranian missile strike.
The shell of a residential building stood at the scene of the hit in Ramat Gan near Tel Aviv, with much of the block reduced to concrete rubble and mangled metal.
The debris-strewn street was lined with the wreckage of several destroyed cars, an AFP journalist reported, a rare sight in Israel where advanced air defences usually intercept incoming attacks.
Iran hit Israel with waves of drone and missile strikes overnight, with a barrage lighting up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, killing three people and wounding dozens.
The attack came in retaliation to Israel's massive strikes on the Islamic republic which hit nuclear and military facilities, killed top commanders, nuclear scientists and dozens of civilians, and sought to destroy the country's defence capabilities.
Friedlander said he saw interceptions in the sky before the sirens blared out.
"We quickly went into the shelter, and after a few minutes we heard a huge boom -- we knew it was something severe," he told AFP.
"There was smoke inside the shelter, and the shelter started to break apart a bit. We were afraid to go out," he added.
After 10 minutes in the shelter, Friedlander said he left to find his entire apartment completely destroyed.
"It's only damage to property," he said. "I have to thank God that we are alive."
The shell of a residential building stood at the scene of the hit in Ramat Gan near Tel Aviv, with much of the block reduced to concrete rubble and mangled metal.
The debris-strewn street was lined with the wreckage of several destroyed cars, an AFP journalist reported, a rare sight in Israel where advanced air defences usually intercept incoming attacks.
Iran hit Israel with waves of drone and missile strikes overnight, with a barrage lighting up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, killing three people and wounding dozens.
The attack came in retaliation to Israel's massive strikes on the Islamic republic which hit nuclear and military facilities, killed top commanders, nuclear scientists and dozens of civilians, and sought to destroy the country's defence capabilities.
Friedlander said he saw interceptions in the sky before the sirens blared out.
"We quickly went into the shelter, and after a few minutes we heard a huge boom -- we knew it was something severe," he told AFP.
"There was smoke inside the shelter, and the shelter started to break apart a bit. We were afraid to go out," he added.
After 10 minutes in the shelter, Friedlander said he left to find his entire apartment completely destroyed.
"It's only damage to property," he said. "I have to thank God that we are alive."
22:42 (IST) Jun 14
Turkey's Erdogan warns against 'devastating' Israel-Iran war
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday warned against a "devastating war" between Israel and Iran that could trigger a refugee crisis, in a series of calls to regional leaders, his office said.
Erdogan told his Iranian counterpart Masoud Pezeshkian that Israel was seeking "to drag the whole region into the fire", according to a statement from the Turkish presidency.
His conversations came as Israel and Iran escalated their deadly barrages of missiles and drones, raising fears of an intense war that could affect multiple countries around the Middle East.
To Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Erdogan said: "Our region cannot tolerate another crisis, and a devastating war could create waves of irregular migration towards all the countries in the region."
Erdogan told his Iranian counterpart Masoud Pezeshkian that Israel was seeking "to drag the whole region into the fire", according to a statement from the Turkish presidency.
His conversations came as Israel and Iran escalated their deadly barrages of missiles and drones, raising fears of an intense war that could affect multiple countries around the Middle East.
To Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Erdogan said: "Our region cannot tolerate another crisis, and a devastating war could create waves of irregular migration towards all the countries in the region."
22:42 (IST) Jun 14
Iran Red Crescent says Israeli strike hits ambulance, killing two
The Iranian Red Crescent and local media reported on Saturday that an Israeli strike hit an ambulance in the country's northwest, killing two people.
Tasnim news agency reported an explosion at a barracks in the city of Urmia, adding "rescuers and ambulances heading towards the barracks came under direct attack from Israel", leaving two people dead. The Red Crescent confirmed the information in a brief statement of its own.
Tasnim news agency reported an explosion at a barracks in the city of Urmia, adding "rescuers and ambulances heading towards the barracks came under direct attack from Israel", leaving two people dead. The Red Crescent confirmed the information in a brief statement of its own.
22:07 (IST) Jun 14
Putin and Trump discussed Middle East tensions, Ukraine talks on phone call, Kremlin says
Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump held a 50-minute phone call Saturday to discuss the escalating situation in the Middle East and Ukraine peace talks, Putin aide Yuri Ushakov said.
During the conversation, Putin briefed Trump on his recent talks with the leaders of Iran and Israel and reiterated Russia’s proposal to seek mutually acceptable solutions on the Iranian nuclear issue.
During the conversation, Putin briefed Trump on his recent talks with the leaders of Iran and Israel and reiterated Russia’s proposal to seek mutually acceptable solutions on the Iranian nuclear issue.
21:48 (IST) Jun 14
Netanyahu says Israel's strikes on Iran have 'clear support' of Trump
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Saturday that Israel's air strikes on Iran had the "clear support" of US President Donald Trump.
"Our enemy is your enemy... We're dealing with something that will threaten all of us sooner or later. Our victory will be your victory," Netanyahu said in a video statement addressed to Trump on the US leader's birthday.
"This is what Israel is doing with the support, the clear support of the president of the United States, Donald Trump, and the American people and many others in the world."
"Our enemy is your enemy... We're dealing with something that will threaten all of us sooner or later. Our victory will be your victory," Netanyahu said in a video statement addressed to Trump on the US leader's birthday.
"This is what Israel is doing with the support, the clear support of the president of the United States, Donald Trump, and the American people and many others in the world."
21:47 (IST) Jun 14
Iran says Israel pushing region into 'dangerous cycle of violence'
Iran accused Israel on Saturday of throwing the Middle East into a "dangerous cycle of violence" as it carried out a second day of air strikes on nuclear and military targets in the Islamic republic.
"This aggression pushes the region into a dangerous cycle of violence," Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said during a call with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi, according to a statement from his ministry. "Iran has responded and will respond in a firm manner to the barbaric actions of the Zionist regime."
"This aggression pushes the region into a dangerous cycle of violence," Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said during a call with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi, according to a statement from his ministry. "Iran has responded and will respond in a firm manner to the barbaric actions of the Zionist regime."
21:38 (IST) Jun 14
Netanyahu says Israel will strike 'every target of the ayatollah regime' in Iran
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu threatened on Saturday to strike "every target of the ayatollah regime" in Iran, adding that Israeli strikes had dealt a "real blow" to Tehran's nuclear programme.
"We will hit every site, every target of the ayatollah regime," Netanyahu said in a video statement on the second day of Israel's air campaign targeting Iranian military and nuclear sites.
"We have dealt a real blow to their nuclear programme" since Friday, he added.
"We have opened a path to Tehran. Very soon, you will see Israeli aircraft -- our air force, our pilots -- in the skies over Tehran," Netanyahu said, shortly after Israel's military reported it had struck 40 targets in the Iranian capital overnight, including missiles and advanced air defence systems.
Israel on Friday launched an unprecedented attack on Iran, hitting more than 200 military and nuclear sites, military spokesman Effie Defrin said, killing top army commanders, nuclear scientists and other senior officials.
"We will hit every site, every target of the ayatollah regime," Netanyahu said in a video statement on the second day of Israel's air campaign targeting Iranian military and nuclear sites.
"We have dealt a real blow to their nuclear programme" since Friday, he added.
"We have opened a path to Tehran. Very soon, you will see Israeli aircraft -- our air force, our pilots -- in the skies over Tehran," Netanyahu said, shortly after Israel's military reported it had struck 40 targets in the Iranian capital overnight, including missiles and advanced air defence systems.
Israel on Friday launched an unprecedented attack on Iran, hitting more than 200 military and nuclear sites, military spokesman Effie Defrin said, killing top army commanders, nuclear scientists and other senior officials.
21:28 (IST) Jun 14
Turkey's Erdogan warns against 'devastating' Israel-Iran war
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday warned against a "devastating war" between Israel and Iran that could trigger a refugee crisis, in a telephone conversation with Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
The two leaders were speaking as Israel and Iran exchanged deadly barrages of missiles and drones and amid fears the Middle East could be on the threshold of a broader conflict.
"President Erdogan said during the conversation that our region cannot tolerate another crisis, and a devastating war could create waves of irregular migration towards all the countries in the region," the Turkish presidency said in a statement.
Erdogan also called for Israel "to be stopped", calling it "the main threat to stability and security in the region", the statement said.
The president said the issue of Iran's nuclear programme "can only be resolved through negotiations".
"The fact that the international community has closed its eyes to the occupation and genocide in Palestine has led Israel to this level of flouting the law and its aggression," Erdogan was quoted as saying.
The two leaders were speaking as Israel and Iran exchanged deadly barrages of missiles and drones and amid fears the Middle East could be on the threshold of a broader conflict.
"President Erdogan said during the conversation that our region cannot tolerate another crisis, and a devastating war could create waves of irregular migration towards all the countries in the region," the Turkish presidency said in a statement.
Erdogan also called for Israel "to be stopped", calling it "the main threat to stability and security in the region", the statement said.
The president said the issue of Iran's nuclear programme "can only be resolved through negotiations".
"The fact that the international community has closed its eyes to the occupation and genocide in Palestine has led Israel to this level of flouting the law and its aggression," Erdogan was quoted as saying.
21:20 (IST) Jun 14
Iran-US mediator Oman says no nuclear talks on Sunday
A sixth round of nuclear talks between Tehran and Washington planned for this weekend has been cancelled, mediator Oman said Saturday, following waves of Israeli attacks on Iran.
"The Iran US-talks scheduled to be held in Muscat this Sunday will not now take place," Omani Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi said in a post on X, adding that "diplomacy and dialogue remain the only pathway to lasting peace".
"The Iran US-talks scheduled to be held in Muscat this Sunday will not now take place," Omani Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi said in a post on X, adding that "diplomacy and dialogue remain the only pathway to lasting peace".
21:16 (IST) Jun 14
Iran media reports 'massive explosion' after Israeli drone strike on oil refinery
Iranian media reported a "massive explosion" on Saturday following an Israeli drone strike on the South Pars refinery in the southern port city of Kangan.
"An hour ago, an Israeli drone hit one of the South Pars Phase 14 refineries, causing a massive explosion and fire in the refinery," the Tasnim news agency said, while the Fars agency reported firefighters were working to extinguish a blaze that had erupted as a result of the attack.
"An hour ago, an Israeli drone hit one of the South Pars Phase 14 refineries, causing a massive explosion and fire in the refinery," the Tasnim news agency said, while the Fars agency reported firefighters were working to extinguish a blaze that had erupted as a result of the attack.
21:11 (IST) Jun 14
Oman says US-Iran talks over Tehran's nuclear program 'will not now take place' after Israel strikes
Oman’s foreign minister says planned talks between Iran and the United States over Tehran’s rapidly advancing nuclear program “will not now take place” after Israel's strikes targeting the Islamic Republic.
Badr al-Busaidi made the announcement on social media Saturday. It comes after Iran’s foreign minister said any talks would be “unjustifiable” amid the ongoing attacks. Oman has been mediating the talks.
“The Iran US talks scheduled to be held in Muscat this Sunday will not now take place,” al-Busaidi wrote. “But diplomacy and dialogue remain the only pathway to lasting peace.”
A sixth round was due to happen in Muscat, Oman’s capital, before the Israeli strikes began Friday.
Badr al-Busaidi made the announcement on social media Saturday. It comes after Iran’s foreign minister said any talks would be “unjustifiable” amid the ongoing attacks. Oman has been mediating the talks.
“The Iran US talks scheduled to be held in Muscat this Sunday will not now take place,” al-Busaidi wrote. “But diplomacy and dialogue remain the only pathway to lasting peace.”
A sixth round was due to happen in Muscat, Oman’s capital, before the Israeli strikes began Friday.
21:10 (IST) Jun 14
Chinese FM holds calls with Israeli, Iranian counterparts: Foreign ministry
China's foreign minister Wang Yi held phone calls with his Israeli and Iranian counterparts on Saturday, Beijing's foreign ministry said in separate statements.
Wang told Iran's Abbas Araghchi that China would support Tehran in "defending its legitimate rights and interests", the ministry said, while he told Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar that Beijing opposed Israel's actions of "attacking Iran with force", the statements said.
Wang told Iran's Abbas Araghchi that China would support Tehran in "defending its legitimate rights and interests", the ministry said, while he told Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar that Beijing opposed Israel's actions of "attacking Iran with force", the statements said.
21:09 (IST) Jun 14
Iran president decries US 'dishonesty' in supporting Israel amid nuclear talks
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian criticised on Saturday what he described as the United States' "dishonesty" for supporting Israel while Washington and Tehran were engaged in nuclear talks.
"The Zionist regime's coordination with the United States in its aggression against Iranian territory in the midst of negotiations is a sign of America's dishonesty and unreliability," Pezeshkian said in a phone call with the Pakistani prime minister, according to the Iranian presidency.
"The Zionist regime's coordination with the United States in its aggression against Iranian territory in the midst of negotiations is a sign of America's dishonesty and unreliability," Pezeshkian said in a phone call with the Pakistani prime minister, according to the Iranian presidency.
20:55 (IST) Jun 14
Iran president vows 'more severe' response if Israeli strikes persist
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian warned on Saturday that there would be a "more severe and powerful response" if Israel continued to strike his country.
"The continuation of Zionist aggression will be met with a more severe and powerful response from the Iranian armed forces," Pezeshkian said in a phone call with Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, according to the Iranian presidency.
"The continuation of Zionist aggression will be met with a more severe and powerful response from the Iranian armed forces," Pezeshkian said in a phone call with Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, according to the Iranian presidency.
20:17 (IST) Jun 14
Satellite photos reveal damage to Iranian missile bases after Israeli strikes
Satellite images analyzed Saturday by The Associated Press revealed some of the damage sustained by Iran’s ballistic missile arsenal in an Israeli attack on the country.
Images from Planet Labs PBC taken Friday showed damage at two missile bases, one in Kermanshah and one in Tabriz, both in western Iran.
At Kermanshah, where the base is up against a mountainside, burns could be seen across a wide area after the attack. In Tabriz, images showed damage at multiple sites on the base, as well as what appears to be smoke.
Iran has not acknowledged the damage, though it reported on Israeli strikes in the area.
Images from Planet Labs PBC taken Friday showed damage at two missile bases, one in Kermanshah and one in Tabriz, both in western Iran.
At Kermanshah, where the base is up against a mountainside, burns could be seen across a wide area after the attack. In Tabriz, images showed damage at multiple sites on the base, as well as what appears to be smoke.
Iran has not acknowledged the damage, though it reported on Israeli strikes in the area.
19:47 (IST) Jun 14
Croatian consul and wife injured in Iran strikes on Tel Aviv
Croatia's consul in Israel and his wife were lightly injured in Iran's missile strikes on Tel Aviv, Croatia's Foreign Minister Gordan Grlic Radman said on Saturday.
“I am shaken by the news that our consul and his wife were injured in the attack on Tel Aviv. The building they live in was hit," he said on X, formerly Twitter.
"I spoke with them and, fortunately, their injuries are minor and they are not in any life-threatening condition."
Grlic Radman added that his ministry was in constant contact with the Croatian embassy in Israel and was taking all necessary measures to ensure the safety of its staff.
“We strongly condemn attacks on civilians and diplomatic facilities. We call for immediate de-escalation and restraint,” Grlic Radman said.
Israel on Friday launched an unprecedented attack on Iran, hitting scores of targets across the country, including nuclear and military sites and residential buildings.
Iran said 78 people were killed and 320 wounded in the first wave of Israeli strikes.
Iran retaliated with barrages of drones and missile at Israel, killing three people and wounding dozens.
“I am shaken by the news that our consul and his wife were injured in the attack on Tel Aviv. The building they live in was hit," he said on X, formerly Twitter.
"I spoke with them and, fortunately, their injuries are minor and they are not in any life-threatening condition."
Grlic Radman added that his ministry was in constant contact with the Croatian embassy in Israel and was taking all necessary measures to ensure the safety of its staff.
“We strongly condemn attacks on civilians and diplomatic facilities. We call for immediate de-escalation and restraint,” Grlic Radman said.
Israel on Friday launched an unprecedented attack on Iran, hitting scores of targets across the country, including nuclear and military sites and residential buildings.
Iran said 78 people were killed and 320 wounded in the first wave of Israeli strikes.
Iran retaliated with barrages of drones and missile at Israel, killing three people and wounding dozens.
19:23 (IST) Jun 14
Tehran no longer immune, Israeli jets flying freely: IDF spokesperson
Israel Defence Forces spokesperson Brig Gen Effie Defrin on Saturday claimed that the Israeli Air Force has achieved aerial freedom of action over Tehran, which is “no longer immune.”
Defrin said that over 70 Israeli Air Force fighter jets participated in the overnight operation in Tehran to achieve aerial freedom of action over the Iranian capital.
Israel attacked Iran's capital early Friday in strikes that targeted the country's nuclear programme and attacked its nuclear, missile and military complex. In retaliation, Iran launched retaliatory strikes on Israel with the conflict escalating further on Saturday.
Some 40 sites were targeted, including air defence systems and related assets, Defrin said.
The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) spokesperson stressed that Israel Air Force jets and drones flew over Tehran for some two and a half hours during the operation and that dozens of aircraft continue to fly freely thanks to the opening blow that removed the threat of Iranian air defence systems.
“It is the deepest area in Iran that the IAF has operated in so far,” Defrin emphasised.
“Tehran is no longer immune; the capital is exposed to Israeli strikes,” he asserted.
Defrin said that over 70 Israeli Air Force fighter jets participated in the overnight operation in Tehran to achieve aerial freedom of action over the Iranian capital.
Israel attacked Iran's capital early Friday in strikes that targeted the country's nuclear programme and attacked its nuclear, missile and military complex. In retaliation, Iran launched retaliatory strikes on Israel with the conflict escalating further on Saturday.
Some 40 sites were targeted, including air defence systems and related assets, Defrin said.
The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) spokesperson stressed that Israel Air Force jets and drones flew over Tehran for some two and a half hours during the operation and that dozens of aircraft continue to fly freely thanks to the opening blow that removed the threat of Iranian air defence systems.
“It is the deepest area in Iran that the IAF has operated in so far,” Defrin emphasised.
“Tehran is no longer immune; the capital is exposed to Israeli strikes,” he asserted.
19:12 (IST) Jun 14
Israel says over 20 Iranian commanders killed in Friday strikes
The Israeli military said on Saturday that its air strikes on Iran had killed more than 20 Iranian army and Revolutionary Guards commanders, including armed forces chief Mohammad Bagheri.
"Since the beginning of the operation (on Friday), over 20 commanders in the Iranian regime's security apparatus have been eliminated," the military said in a statement, naming several top commanders in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and the armed forces.
"Since the beginning of the operation (on Friday), over 20 commanders in the Iranian regime's security apparatus have been eliminated," the military said in a statement, naming several top commanders in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and the armed forces.
19:11 (IST) Jun 14
Iran media says Israeli drone kills police chief in country's west
18:53 (IST) Jun 14
Iran media says 2 Revolutionary Guards killed in Israel strike
Two Revolutionary Guards were killed on Saturday in an Israeli strike on a base in central Iran, the Tasnim news agency reported.
"Following the brutal attack by the Zionist regime on the Zarandiyeh Basij base, two members of Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps were martyred," the news agency said, citing the Guards.
"Following the brutal attack by the Zionist regime on the Zarandiyeh Basij base, two members of Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps were martyred," the news agency said, citing the Guards.
18:39 (IST) Jun 14
Baghdad asks Iran to avoid strikes on US targets in Iraq: Official
Baghdad has asked Tehran not to target US interests on Iraqi soil, a senior security official said Saturday, as Washington's ally Israel and Iran traded blows, heightening tensions across the region.
The government in Baghdad is a close ally of Tehran but also a strategic partner of Iran's arch-foe the United States, which has some 2,500 troops in Iraq as part of an anti-jihadist coalition.
Fearing being caught up in a regional escalation, the Iraqi government asked Tehran not to strike in its territory, a senior Iraqi security official told AFP.
"The request was made. They promised us positive things," said the official, requesting anonymity to discuss sensitive matters.
The official added that Tehran has shown understanding with regards to Baghdad's request.
The government in Baghdad is a close ally of Tehran but also a strategic partner of Iran's arch-foe the United States, which has some 2,500 troops in Iraq as part of an anti-jihadist coalition.
Fearing being caught up in a regional escalation, the Iraqi government asked Tehran not to strike in its territory, a senior Iraqi security official told AFP.
"The request was made. They promised us positive things," said the official, requesting anonymity to discuss sensitive matters.
The official added that Tehran has shown understanding with regards to Baghdad's request.
18:32 (IST) Jun 14
India asks its nationals in Palestine to remain vigilant, observe locally advised safety procedures
India's Representative Office in Ramallah has urged Indian nationals in Palestine to remain vigilant and observe locally advised safety and emergency procedures "in view of the current situation".
It has also released a number which Indian nationals can contact in case of emergency.
"In view of the current situation in the region, all Indian nationals in Palestine are requested to remain vigilant and observe locally advised safety and emergency procedures. Please exercise caution and avoid unnecessary movement. In case of an emergency, please contact us at +970592916418 or cons.ramallah@mea.gov.in. We remain at your disposal for any further guidance," India's Representative Office in Ramallah said in a post on X.
It has also released a number which Indian nationals can contact in case of emergency.
"In view of the current situation in the region, all Indian nationals in Palestine are requested to remain vigilant and observe locally advised safety and emergency procedures. Please exercise caution and avoid unnecessary movement. In case of an emergency, please contact us at +970592916418 or cons.ramallah@mea.gov.in. We remain at your disposal for any further guidance," India's Representative Office in Ramallah said in a post on X.
18:12 (IST) Jun 14
Israel says created 'aerial freedom of action' from west Iran to Tehran
17:58 (IST) Jun 14
Israel military says 'currently' launching attacks on several sites in Iran
Israel's military on Saturday said it was "currently" launching attacks on several sites across Iran as it kept up its campaign targeting the Islamic republic's military and nuclear sites.
"We are currently launching attacks on several sites in Iran," military spokesman Brigadier General Effie Defrin said in a televised press conference after Iran responded to Israeli strikes with waves of drones and missile barrages.
"We are currently launching attacks on several sites in Iran," military spokesman Brigadier General Effie Defrin said in a televised press conference after Iran responded to Israeli strikes with waves of drones and missile barrages.
17:43 (IST) Jun 14
Iran says joining US talks 'meaningless' amid ongoing Israel attacks
The Iranian foreign ministry on Saturday said it would be "meaningless" to join nuclear negotiations with the United States in Oman while Iran is under attack by Israel.
"It is obvious that in such circumstances and until the Zionist regime's aggression against the Iranian nation stops, it would be meaningless to participate in dialogue with a party that is the biggest supporter and accomplice of the aggressor," the ministry's spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei said in a statement ahead of the talks that were planned for Sunday.
"It is obvious that in such circumstances and until the Zionist regime's aggression against the Iranian nation stops, it would be meaningless to participate in dialogue with a party that is the biggest supporter and accomplice of the aggressor," the ministry's spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei said in a statement ahead of the talks that were planned for Sunday.
17:35 (IST) Jun 14
Indian Embassy in Tehran issues emergency contact numbers after Israel-Iran conflict
The Indian Embassy in Iran has issued emergency contact details and advised Indians here to remain vigilant, avoid unnecessary movements and observe safety protocols following the launch of Israel's strikes on the country.
"The emergency contact details of the Embassy: +98 9128109115; +98 9128109109," the Indian Embassy in Iran on Friday posted on X.
The embassy in another post advised all Indian nationals and persons of Indian origin in Iran to remain vigilant, avoid unnecessary movements, follow the embassy’s social media accounts and observe safety protocols as advised by local authorities.
Israel attacked Iran's capital early Friday in strikes that targeted the country's nuclear programme.
Iran launched retaliatory strikes on Israel following the latter's attack on Iran’s nuclear, missile and military complex.
"The emergency contact details of the Embassy: +98 9128109115; +98 9128109109," the Indian Embassy in Iran on Friday posted on X.
The embassy in another post advised all Indian nationals and persons of Indian origin in Iran to remain vigilant, avoid unnecessary movements, follow the embassy’s social media accounts and observe safety protocols as advised by local authorities.
Israel attacked Iran's capital early Friday in strikes that targeted the country's nuclear programme.
Iran launched retaliatory strikes on Israel following the latter's attack on Iran’s nuclear, missile and military complex.
16:54 (IST) Jun 14
Israel military says 7 soldiers wounded in overnight Iran missile strike
An Iranian missile strike wounded seven soldiers in central Israel overnight, a military spokesperson said Saturday, one of several barrages launched in response to Israel's attack on military and nuclear sites.
"Seven... soldiers were lightly injured last night, as a result of an Iranian missile hit to central Israel," the spokesperson said. Israel's commercial hub Tel Aviv is in central Israel and the city hosts the defence ministry and military headquarters.
"Seven... soldiers were lightly injured last night, as a result of an Iranian missile hit to central Israel," the spokesperson said. Israel's commercial hub Tel Aviv is in central Israel and the city hosts the defence ministry and military headquarters.
16:26 (IST) Jun 14
Anger, worry mix in Iran's capital after retaliatory strikes against Israel
Anger mixed with worry as Iranians in the capital of Tehran woke up Saturday to images of their country's retaliatory attacks on Israel.
Iranian state television, long controlled by hard-line supporters of the country's theocracy, repeatedly aired footage of missile strikes on Tel Aviv throughout the morning. The broadcaster also showed people cheering in front of a large screen set up in Tehran to follow the strikes as if they were watching a soccer match.
Traffic was lighter than normal on the capital's streets. The change was due in part to the Shiite holiday of Eid al-Ghadir commemorating the Prophet Muhammad picking his successor, Ali, who is beloved as the first Shiite imam and whose assassination set in motion the splintering of Sunni and Shiite Islam.
Even before the attacks began, many Iranians had travelled outside the city to enjoy days off in places along the nearby Caspian Sea.
The holiday mood made news of the assaults that much more shocking, particularly when the strikes killed many ranking members of Iran's military and paramilitary Revolutionary Guard, something unseen since Iran's war with Iraq in the 1980s.
It's a new experience for many of Iran's 80 million people who weren't alive for that devastating conflict, which included a period known as the “War of the Cities,” in which Iraq rained ballistic missiles, artillery fire and airstrikes on Iranian cities.
“Israel killed our commanders and what they expect in return? A kiss?” said Mahmoud Dorri, a 29-year-old taxi driver. “We will go after them to punish them: an eye for an eye.”
Iranian state television, long controlled by hard-line supporters of the country's theocracy, repeatedly aired footage of missile strikes on Tel Aviv throughout the morning. The broadcaster also showed people cheering in front of a large screen set up in Tehran to follow the strikes as if they were watching a soccer match.
Traffic was lighter than normal on the capital's streets. The change was due in part to the Shiite holiday of Eid al-Ghadir commemorating the Prophet Muhammad picking his successor, Ali, who is beloved as the first Shiite imam and whose assassination set in motion the splintering of Sunni and Shiite Islam.
Even before the attacks began, many Iranians had travelled outside the city to enjoy days off in places along the nearby Caspian Sea.
The holiday mood made news of the assaults that much more shocking, particularly when the strikes killed many ranking members of Iran's military and paramilitary Revolutionary Guard, something unseen since Iran's war with Iraq in the 1980s.
It's a new experience for many of Iran's 80 million people who weren't alive for that devastating conflict, which included a period known as the “War of the Cities,” in which Iraq rained ballistic missiles, artillery fire and airstrikes on Iranian cities.
“Israel killed our commanders and what they expect in return? A kiss?” said Mahmoud Dorri, a 29-year-old taxi driver. “We will go after them to punish them: an eye for an eye.”
16:18 (IST) Jun 14
Egypt blocks activists' bid to march to Gaza border
Egyptian authorities have blocked activists' efforts to hold a march to the Gaza border to draw attention to Israel's blockade of the war-torn Palestinian territory, organisers said Saturday.
Several dozen activists hoping to join the planned Global March to Gaza were stopped on the edge of Cairo as they attempted to reach the Suez Canal city of Ismailiya, the organisers said.
From there they had hoped to travel on by road to the North Sinai city of El-Arish, the starting point for their planned march to the Egyptian side of the Rafah crossing on the Gaza border.
Most of the activists were ordered onto buses back to the capital after several hours of questioning, but some remained in custody on Saturday, the organisers said.
"We were blocked for six to seven hours before security forces violently dispersed our group," one organiser said.
At least one activist was expelled from Egypt, several sources said, adding to dozens more denied entry or expelled in the run-up.
Egyptian authorities have not commented on the reported expulsions.
The foreign ministry had warned that while Egypt backs efforts to put "pressure on Israel" to lift its Gaza blockade, any foreign delegations intending to visit the border area must obtain prior permission.
Several dozen activists hoping to join the planned Global March to Gaza were stopped on the edge of Cairo as they attempted to reach the Suez Canal city of Ismailiya, the organisers said.
From there they had hoped to travel on by road to the North Sinai city of El-Arish, the starting point for their planned march to the Egyptian side of the Rafah crossing on the Gaza border.
Most of the activists were ordered onto buses back to the capital after several hours of questioning, but some remained in custody on Saturday, the organisers said.
"We were blocked for six to seven hours before security forces violently dispersed our group," one organiser said.
At least one activist was expelled from Egypt, several sources said, adding to dozens more denied entry or expelled in the run-up.
Egyptian authorities have not commented on the reported expulsions.
The foreign ministry had warned that while Egypt backs efforts to put "pressure on Israel" to lift its Gaza blockade, any foreign delegations intending to visit the border area must obtain prior permission.
16:05 (IST) Jun 14
Iran says Israel killed 3 more nuclear scientists, total now 9
Israel has killed three more Iranian nuclear scientists, state television reported Saturday, bringing to nine the overall number slain in Israel's attack on the Islamic republic.
"Three of the country's nuclear scientists -- Ali Bekaei Karimi, Mansour Asgari, and Saeed Borji -- were martyred during the Zionist regime's terrorist attacks," the broadcaster said. Iranian media had said earlier that six others were killed in the Israeli attack.
"Three of the country's nuclear scientists -- Ali Bekaei Karimi, Mansour Asgari, and Saeed Borji -- were martyred during the Zionist regime's terrorist attacks," the broadcaster said. Iranian media had said earlier that six others were killed in the Israeli attack.
15:15 (IST) Jun 14
Israel's Ben Gurion airport closed until further notice: Spokeswoman
An Israeli spokesperson said that Ben Gurion airport has been closed until further notice.
15:05 (IST) Jun 14
Israel defence minister warns 'Tehran will burn' if Iran fires more missiles
Defence minister Israel Katz on Saturday warned that "Tehran will burn" if Iran fired more missiles at Israel, as the arch foes traded fire for a second day.
"The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they –- especially the residents of Tehran -– will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians," Katz was quoted as saying in a statement.
"If (Ayatollah Ali) Khamenei continues to fire missiles toward the Israeli home front –- Tehran will burn."
"The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they –- especially the residents of Tehran -– will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians," Katz was quoted as saying in a statement.
"If (Ayatollah Ali) Khamenei continues to fire missiles toward the Israeli home front –- Tehran will burn."
13:56 (IST) Jun 14
Israel-Iran War: Iran airspace closed 'until further notice' - Report
Iran's civil aviation authority has declared the country's airspace closed "until further notice," state media reported Saturday, as Israel and Iran continued to trade fire for a second day.
"No flights will be operated at any airports in the country in order to protect the safety of passengers... until further notice," the official IRNA news agency said. (AFP)
"No flights will be operated at any airports in the country in order to protect the safety of passengers... until further notice," the official IRNA news agency said. (AFP)
13:15 (IST) Jun 14
Israel-Iran War: Two Iran generals killed in Israel strikes - Reports
Two senior Iranian generals have been killed in Israeli strikes, state television reported Saturday, as Israel kept up its assault on Iran's military and nuclear capabilities.
General Gholamreza Mehrabi, deputy head of intelligence of the armed forces general staff, and General Mehdi Rabbani, deputy head of operations, "were martyred", the broadcaster said, according to AFP.
General Gholamreza Mehrabi, deputy head of intelligence of the armed forces general staff, and General Mehdi Rabbani, deputy head of operations, "were martyred", the broadcaster said, according to AFP.
13:05 (IST) Jun 14
Israel-Iran War: Israel army says striking 'dozens' of Iran missile launchers
Israel's military said Saturday it was striking dozens of missile launchers in Iran, after announcing it had targeted air defences with a wave of strikes in the Tehran area overnight.
The Israeli air force "continues striking dozens of surface-to-surface missile launchers in Iran", the military said in a statement. (AFP)
The Israeli air force "continues striking dozens of surface-to-surface missile launchers in Iran", the military said in a statement. (AFP)
12:33 (IST) Jun 14
Israel-Iran War: Indian embassy in Israel issues emergency contact numbers
12:26 (IST) Jun 14
Israel-Iran War: Indian embassy in Iran issues emergency contact numbers
11:55 (IST) Jun 14
Israel-Iran War: Khamenei appoints Amir Hatami as army chief after Israel kills top generals - view full list
In a bid to fill the military vacuum left by Israel’s fatal strikes that killed several top Iranian commanders, Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Saturday appointed Major General Amir Hatami as the new Chief Commander of the Army of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The announcement, reported by Iranian state media outlet IRNA, marks a significant leadership change as Tehran seeks to stabilise its military structure after Israel’s large-scale offensive.
Read fulls story10:57 (IST) Jun 14
Israel-Iran War: Airspace over Iran, Iraq remain unavailable; causing travel delays
The airspace over Iran, Iraq, and nearby regions remains closed, leading to potential flight delays and longer travel times amid the escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, IndiGo said in an advisory on Saturday.
In a post on X, IndiGo stated, "Airspace over Iran and surrounding areas, continue to be unavailable. Certain flight paths may need adjustments, leading to extended travel durations or delays."
The airline further advised passengers, "We recommend checking your flight status on our website or mobile app before leaving for the airport. Our teams remain committed and available to provide any assistance you may need. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we strive to ensure a safe and seamless journey."
Flight schedules in India were already affected on Friday due to the closure of airspace over Iran, Iraq, and surrounding regions.
The advisory was issued after Israel carried out what it described as a "pre-emptive operation" against Iran on Friday, targeting the country’s nuclear program.
In a post on X, IndiGo stated, "Airspace over Iran and surrounding areas, continue to be unavailable. Certain flight paths may need adjustments, leading to extended travel durations or delays."
The airline further advised passengers, "We recommend checking your flight status on our website or mobile app before leaving for the airport. Our teams remain committed and available to provide any assistance you may need. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we strive to ensure a safe and seamless journey."
Flight schedules in India were already affected on Friday due to the closure of airspace over Iran, Iraq, and surrounding regions.
The advisory was issued after Israel carried out what it described as a "pre-emptive operation" against Iran on Friday, targeting the country’s nuclear program.
10:42 (IST) Jun 14
Israel-Iran War: Recent history of Israel-Iran conflict - Timeline
08:58 (IST) Jun 14
Israel-Iran War: Tehran launches fresh wave of attacks at Israel; 3rd retaliation in 24 hours
According to Iranian state media, shortly after Israel’s military reported detecting incoming missiles from Iranian territory, Iran launched a new wave of attacks on Israel early Saturday.
"New round of Honest Promise 3 attacks," state television reported, referring to the name of the Iranian military operation against Israel, following deadly Israeli strikes on the Islamic republic, reported news agency AFP.
Read full story08:44 (IST) Jun 14
Israel-Iran War: 'When the last sword strikes': Iran launches second salvo on Israel - watch video
Iran launched consecutive waves of missile and drone strikes on Israel overnight, in retaliation for Israel’s "greatest military operations in history," conducted under Operation Rising Lion.
Read full story07:31 (IST) Jun 14
Israel-Iran War: Israel reports 41 wounded, heavy damage in Iran's retaliatory attack
Nearly 100 missiles were fired from Iran toward central and northern Israel in two large-scale barrages, inflicting considerable damage and injuring 41 people, according to the Israeli military and the national emergency service, Magen David Adom (MDA).
MDA stated that two people were critically injured, two sustained moderate injuries, four were classified as light-to-moderate, while the rest suffered minor injuries or trauma-related conditions such as panic attacks.
MDA stated that two people were critically injured, two sustained moderate injuries, four were classified as light-to-moderate, while the rest suffered minor injuries or trauma-related conditions such as panic attacks.
07:31 (IST) Jun 14
Israel-Iran War: Air raid sirens sound in Israel as Iran fires more missiles, says Israeli military
The Israeli military briefly called on residents Saturday to take shelter after detecting fresh missiles launched from Iran towards Israel.
"A short while ago, sirens sounded in several areas across Israel following the identification of missiles from Iran toward the State of Israel," the military said on Telegram at 4:40 am (0140 GMT), adding that the air force was "operating to intercept and strike where necessary to eliminate the threat", reported news agency AFP
About 10 minutes later, the military said: "it is now permitted to leave protected spaces and to remain near them" following a "situational assessment".
Iran retaliated late on Friday by unleashing scores of ballistic missiles on Israel, where explosions flared in the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv and shook the buildings below.
"A short while ago, sirens sounded in several areas across Israel following the identification of missiles from Iran toward the State of Israel," the military said on Telegram at 4:40 am (0140 GMT), adding that the air force was "operating to intercept and strike where necessary to eliminate the threat", reported news agency AFP
About 10 minutes later, the military said: "it is now permitted to leave protected spaces and to remain near them" following a "situational assessment".
Iran retaliated late on Friday by unleashing scores of ballistic missiles on Israel, where explosions flared in the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv and shook the buildings below.
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Israel launched a military strike against Iran late Thursday night, sparking a major escalation in Middle East tensions. Loud explosions were reported near Iran’s capital, Tehran, and confirmed by Iran’s state media.
Israeli officials, including the defence minister, described the action as a set of "preemptive strikes" aimed at neutralising potential threats from Iran’s nuclear activities. The strike marks one of the most direct and bold military actions Israel has taken against Iran, its longtime rival.
While some international observers suspected coordination with the United States, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio made it clear that Washington had no part in the attack. "Tonight, Israel took unilateral action against Iran. We are not involved in strikes against Iran and our top priority is protecting American forces in the region," he said. Rubio also warned Iran not to retaliate against US assets or personnel in the area.
Two US officials confirmed to Reuters that Israel had indeed carried out the airstrikes, without any assistance or involvement from the United States.
Israel has long warned it would act militarily if Iran’s nuclear programme crossed dangerous lines. International nuclear watchdogs have noted Iran’s continued enrichment of uranium at levels close to weapons-grade. So far, Iran has not issued an official response.
Meanwhile, Israel has declared a nationwide emergency, bracing for potential missile or drone retaliation. Defence officials in Tel Aviv say they are prepared for any counterattack from Tehran.
The strike also comes amid ongoing diplomatic efforts by the Trump administration to limit Iran’s nuclear capabilities. US envoy Steve Witkoff has held five rounds of talks with Iranian officials in recent weeks. The Israeli attack has cast doubt over the future of those negotiations.
Israeli officials, including the defence minister, described the action as a set of "preemptive strikes" aimed at neutralising potential threats from Iran’s nuclear activities. The strike marks one of the most direct and bold military actions Israel has taken against Iran, its longtime rival.
While some international observers suspected coordination with the United States, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio made it clear that Washington had no part in the attack. "Tonight, Israel took unilateral action against Iran. We are not involved in strikes against Iran and our top priority is protecting American forces in the region," he said. Rubio also warned Iran not to retaliate against US assets or personnel in the area.
Two US officials confirmed to Reuters that Israel had indeed carried out the airstrikes, without any assistance or involvement from the United States.
Israel has long warned it would act militarily if Iran’s nuclear programme crossed dangerous lines. International nuclear watchdogs have noted Iran’s continued enrichment of uranium at levels close to weapons-grade. So far, Iran has not issued an official response.
Meanwhile, Israel has declared a nationwide emergency, bracing for potential missile or drone retaliation. Defence officials in Tel Aviv say they are prepared for any counterattack from Tehran.
The strike also comes amid ongoing diplomatic efforts by the Trump administration to limit Iran’s nuclear capabilities. US envoy Steve Witkoff has held five rounds of talks with Iranian officials in recent weeks. The Israeli attack has cast doubt over the future of those negotiations.
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