Sixth day of Israel-Iran conflict: Escalating strikes and shifting US posture
According to two U.S. officials, President Trump is growing more receptive to launching strikes on Iranian nuclear infrastructure
According to two U.S. officials, President Trump is growing more receptive to launching strikes on Iranian nuclear infrastructure
The statement expressed “grave concern over the dangerous escalation in the region” and called for restraint on all sides.
The IDF said the strike was carried out by the Israeli Air Force based on “precise intelligence”.
The president did not specify what prompted his sudden departure.
Trump reiterated his longstanding demand that Iran abandon its nuclear ambitions.
The G7 heads of state reiterated their “commitment to peace and stability” in the region.
Israel’s national emergency medical service said the victims include two elderly men and two elderly women
He emphasized that he "does a lot, and never get credit," but said “that’s okay, the people understand."
“The next round of talks could have paved the way for an agreement,” he said.
More than 100 others have been injured in Israel, according to local media reports.