Israel-Iran War Updates: 60 Israeli Fighter Jets Thunder Over Iran

Iran-Israel War LIVE News & Latest Updates: President Trump remains uncertain about Israel's strikes on Iran. Iran's Supreme Leader denied Trump's surrender plea, warning of irreparable damage from U.S. military intervention.
Smoke rises following Israeli strike on Tehran's IRIB building (Photo: Reuters)

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Iran-Israel War LIVE News & Latest Updates:

The conflict between Iran and Israel has escalated to a new phase. Even on the eighth day of the ongoing hostilities, both nations are launching significant attacks against each other. According to news agency ISNA, Israel conducted overnight raids on Thursday targeting Iran, striking a reactor near Arak, a facility near Natanz, and areas close to the Khondab heavy-water research site, integral parts of Iran's nuclear program. In response, Iran launched missiles that landed on a medical building in Israel, causing damage to nearby apartments, reported by AP. Following the attacks, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz stated that Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei 'can no longer be allowed to continue' amid accusations of targeting hospitals and demanding Israel's destruction. Meanwhile, under Operation Sindhu, around 100 Indian students have been evacuated from Iran to Delhi.

AP reports that Israel's air campaign has targeted multiple nuclear and military sites, resulting in the deaths of senior generals and nuclear scientists. A Washington-based Iranian human rights group reported that approximately 639 people have been killed in Iran, including 263 civilians, with over 1,300 more injured. Meanwhile, Iran retaliated by launching around 400 missiles and hundreds of drones, leading to 24 fatalities and numerous injuries in Israel.

President Trump maintains speculation about Israel's assault on Iran, asserting, 'I might, or I might not.' He also claimed Iranian officials wish to negotiate, but Trump said, 'It's a bit late.' Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel is progressing toward dismantling Iran's nuclear and missile infrastructure, expressing gratitude to Trump for his support. Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei rejected Trump's surrender call, warning that any U.S. military intervention would surely inflict irreparable damage.'

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Smoke rises after Israeli strike on Tehran's IRIB building

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