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Iran continues its attacks on Israel with a second wave, striking again within an hour. The latest attack hit a parking lot in the country's interior, causing a fire. No casualties have been reported yet. As per "Times of Israel", this was retaliation for air force bases from which attacks on Iran were launched. The Iranian Revolutionary Guards announced that these attacks will continue relentlessly, taking various forms.
00:22 Israel's Military Reports New Rocket Attack from IranIran seems to have launched rockets towards Israel yet again. Sirens have blared in several parts of the country, according to the Israeli military's report. People in the affected areas can now return to their safe spaces.
23:42 Moscow: Israel Steering Towards Nuclear CatastropheRussia strongly condemns Israeli attacks on Iran, deeming them illegal. A peaceful resolution to the Iranian nuclear issue can only be achieved through diplomatic means, as stated by the Russian Foreign Ministry. These attacks pose a critical threat to international security and could lead humanity towards a nuclear catastrophe with global repercussions. Via Telegram, the ministry hints at "clear statements" by Iran that it is committed to adhering to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and willing to negotiate with the USA.
23:18 Report: Iranian Cyber Police Reverses Decision to Block InternetAccess to foreign media in Iran may no longer be restricted, according to a spokesperson for the Cyber Crimes Police. Though various media had previously reported threats of internet shutdown, the cyber realm is expected to function normally soon, with no internet site bans imminent.
22:38 Doctors and Medical Staff Returned to Israel by ShipAround 100 Israeli doctors and medical personnel stranded abroad are now back in Israel, arriving by ship at the port of Haifa. Due to the airspace closures, they could not return by plane as planned. Among them were 22 members of Ichilov Hospital's leadership team in Tel Aviv, who were in Germany for further training. The Israeli Ministry of Health reports identifying approximately 390 medical professionals who urgently need to return in case of attacks.
22:04 Macron: Military Coup in Iran Would Be a Big MistakeFrench President Emmanuel Macron issues a warning against overthrowing the Iranian government by military means. He suggests diplomatic negotiations as the best approach to resolve the ongoing conflict. He also believes that US President Trump may have changed his mind, intensifying pressure on Iran.
21:57 Media: Crisis Meeting at the White House Has EndedThe White House meeting between US President Trump and his National Security Council has ended, according to US broadcaster CNN. The meeting, which lasted over an hour, is rumored to have been convened to discuss the conflict between Israel and Iran.
21:32 Trump Consults with Team in "Situation Room"US President Trump has assembled his National Security team. The White House reports that Trump has called his team together in the "Situation Room", the highly secure command center of the US government in Washington, for consultations.
21:10 Video: Iron Beam - Israel's Laser Defense SystemAn Israeli military video showcases the Iron Beam laser defense system, which looks like something out of science fiction. Israel is well-known for its Iron Dome missile defense system. The high-energy laser offers significant advantages but is limited and can only complement existing systems.
Politics | 20:53 Israel reports success in pushing back Iranian rocket unitsThe Israeli Air Force has pushed back Iranian rocket units further eastwards from western Iran, according to Israeli military statements. The Israeli army continues to conduct strikes on rocket depots. Around 60 fighter jets have attacked rocket launch sites in the past few hours.
20:37 German government plans second evacuation flightThe German government plans to offer a second evacuation flight for German citizens in Israel via Jordan on Thursday. A first special flight via Amman Airport is anticipated to offer a return option for up to 180 people to Germany on Wednesday. There are currently over 4,000 Germans registered on the crisis preparedness list Elefand who say they are in Israel. In Iran, the number of registrations exceeds 1,000.
20:19 Iranian army chief calls on Tel Aviv and Haifa residents to fleeThe Chief of Staff of the Iranian Army calls on the residents of the Israeli cities of Tel Aviv and Haifa to evacuate. "Retaliatory actions will be conducted soon," Army Chief Abdolrahim Mousavi said in a video message broadcast on Iranian state television. He advises the residents, especially those in Tel Aviv, to leave the area as soon as possible to save their lives.
19:47 US National Security Council to meet todayUS President Trump has called the National Security Council to discuss the conflict between Israel and Iran today. A White House representative confirmed the correspondence under the condition of anonymity. Trump had previously hardened his stance towards Iran, sparking speculation about possible US intervention.
19:30 Iranian army headquarters catches fire againA day after an Israeli attack on the headquarters of Iran's state broadcaster in Tehran, a fire has erupted there once again, according to the broadcaster. The smoke in the building of the radio and television station was due to a fire reignited by the wind, the broadcaster said. An AFP reporter observed a white cloud of smoke nearby. Israel had previously taken the Iranian state broadcaster off the air with a targeted attack on Monday, according to Iranian reports. Three individuals were killed, and a building of the broadcaster was severely damaged.
19:07 "Beeper Operation": Iran Bans Officials from Using Electronic DevicesMultiple reports suggest that Iran seeks to restrict internet access. Foreign internet sites may face significant limitations in the coming hours, according to various media outlets, citing experts and internet activists. Meanwhile, the Cyber Security Command announces that the use of "all devices connected to communication networks - including smartphones, smartwatches, laptops" is prohibited for officials. The general public is also urged to minimize their use. This could be in response to statements made by Israel's ambassador to Washington, Yechiel Leiter. "When the dust settles, you'll experience some surprises on Thursday evening and Friday that will make the Beeper Operation seem simple," he says, according to US media. Leiter is referring to Israel's 2024 intelligence operation against the Hezbollah militia in Lebanon, during which the pagers and handheld devices of thousands of functionaries of the pro-Iranian group exploded.
18:35 Trump Demands Iran's "Unconditional Surrender"US President Trump calls for Iran's unconditional surrender, stating this in a post on Truth Social consisting of just two words, "Unconditional Surrender", in all caps. In another post, he declares that Tehran has lost control of Iranian airspace. "'We now have complete and total control over the sky over Iran,' he writes. He also claims that the US government knows the location of Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. "He is an easy target, but he is safe there - we will not take him out (kill him), at least for now," says the US President.
18:17 Wiegold: U.S. Bunker-Busting Bomb Would Be "Gamechanger"
To destroy Iran's partially underground nuclear facilities, the Israeli army would require help from the US, believes military expert Thomas Wiegold. Ultimately, it boils down to the utilization of the bunker-busting bomb GBU-57.
Politics | Wiegold on Israel-Iran Conflict: Bunker-Buster Bomb of the U.S. "Would Be Gamechanger"
17:43 Vance: Trump "Could Decide to Take Action"US Vice President JD Vance does not rule out US military intervention in Iran. President Trump "could decide to take action" to put an end to Iran's nuclear enrichment program, Vance writes on X. "Of course, people have good reason to be wary of foreign entanglements after the last 25 years of idiotic foreign policy. But I believe the President has earned a certain amount of trust in this regard," Vance writes. He assures that when it comes to military actions, "it's all about achieving the goals of the American people."
17:25 Israel to Repatriate Citizens Stranded AbroadThe first Israelis stranded abroad due to the war with Iran will be flown home starting Wednesday. "Tomorrow, we will likely operate rescue flights from the following destinations: Larnaca, Athens, Rome, Milan, and Paris," El Al, Israel's largest airline, announces. According to the "Jerusalem Post", around 150,000 Israelis are currently stranded abroad. The passengers for the special flights will be notified throughout the day, El Al says. The flights are already fully booked. Israelis could pre-register for the special flights in advance.
16:57 Merz: Israel doing the "dirty work" for usGerman Chancellor Friedrich Merz praises Israel for its attack on Iran, seeing it as a service to Western allies. "That's the dirty work that Israel is doing for us all," Merz says on the sidelines of the G7 summit in Canada in an interview with ZDF. "I can only say, greatest respect for the fact that the Israeli army, the Israeli leadership had the courage to do this."
16:34 Political scientist Fischer: "Mullah regime has its back against the wall"Tensions in the Middle East are not easing and are also a topic at the G7 summit. US President Trump leaves the meeting and "could try to bring about a big solution," says political scientist Klemens Fischer. However, it is mainly the Iranian mullah regime that needs to act.
Politics | Iranian Leadership under Pressure Fischer: "Mullah Regime Has Its Back Against the Wall"
16:07 Trump demands "real end" to Iranian nuclear programUS President Trump wants a "real end" to Iran's nuclear program, he says on his way back from the G7 summit in Canada. "Not a ceasefire, an end, a real end," Trump says, according to reports by accompanying reporters. Experts say Israel would need a special bunker-busting bomb, like only the US possesses, to destroy the deeply buried Iranian nuclear facility at Fordo.
Politics | Why is the US President leaving? Trump: "Publicity-seeking Macron always gets it wrong"
15:42 Israel: Iran fired around 30 rocketsIran has fired around 30 rockets at Israel since the previous night, according to Israeli military statements. Most of the rockets were intercepted, but there were also significant hits on the ground, Israeli military spokesman Effie Defrin said. Damage reports are coming in. In a city north of Tel Aviv, a bus was reportedly on fire on a parking lot due to a rocket strike. The "Times of Israel" reports that there are five injured in the incident, citing first responders.
15:15 Wadephul does not expect US interventionGerman Foreign Minister Wadephul does not expect the US to actively intervene in the military conflict between Israel and Iran. "I believe the United States of America will not get involved in this war," Wadephul told the TV station Welt. The US government has consistently maintained that it does not want to intervene militarily in the conflict. However, this could change if US facilities were attacked. Then the US would defend themselves, the German foreign minister said.
14:52 Many Arab states and Turkey demand ceasefire
Several Arab states and Turkey condemn Israel's attacks on Iran. They insist that "Israel's hostilities against Iran" must cease and aim for a "comprehensive ceasefire," according to a joint statement published by the Jordanian Foreign Ministry in Amman. The statement was reportedly signed by the foreign ministers of Algeria, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Libya, Mauritania, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, and Turkey. They emphasized the urgent need for the Middle East to become a region free of nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction, "without exception for all states in the region in accordance with relevant international resolutions." They called on all regional states to immediately join the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
14:29 US cannot evacuate citizens from Israel
The US embassy in Jerusalem states that it is unable to evacuate or directly support American citizens leaving Israel. The embassy will remain closed on Tuesday. All US government employees and their family members are advised to stay in their homes or nearby until further notice.
14:03 Videos allegedly show destruction of Iranian fighter jets
Footage from the Israeli military supposedly shows the destruction of several Iranian military aircraft at a base in Tehran. Simultaneously, Israeli Army spokesman Effie Defrin reports the death of the highest-ranking commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, Ali Shadmani.
Politics | Israel: Iran's General Major Killed – Videos Show Destruction of Iranian Fighter Jets
13:46 Israel: Iran's supreme leader could face the same fate as Saddam HusseinIsraeli Defense Minister Israel Katz warns Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, that he could face the same fate as Iraq's former dictator Saddam Hussein. "I warn the Iranian dictator to stop committing war crimes and firing rockets at Israeli civilians," Katz said before senior Israeli military officials, according to "Sky News." Hussein was captured by US forces in 2003 and later executed by hanging after being convicted by the Iraqi High Tribunal for crimes against humanity.
13:22 Jordanian king warns of escalation beyond the Middle EastJordan's King Abdullah II warns of escalation in the tensions occurring in the Middle East and beyond in a speech before the European Parliament. The Israeli attack on Iran carries the risk of "escalating tensions in my region and beyond," Abdullah II told MEPs in Strasbourg. "It is not clear where the boundaries of this battlefield will end."
12:57 Trump warns Iran: "Gloves are off"US President Donald Trump warns Iran that "the gloves are off" if it attacks US troops in the Middle East. "We will fight if they attack our people," Trump said before reporters on his return from the G7 summit in Canada. "We will strike back hard if they harm our people." He said he is considering sending Vice President Mike Pence and Steve Witkoff to meet with Iran's representatives, but that depends on "what happens when I get back." Later, he said he is "not particularly eager to negotiate" with Iran.
12:35 Iran Foams at the Mouth Over G7 StatementTehran has sharply condemned the G7 statement on the war between Israel and Iran. The statement ignores the "flagrant aggression of Israel" against Iran, as well as the "violations of the UN Charter," Mahmoud Vaezi, a senior advisor to Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, told AFP news agency. He called the Israeli attacks "illegal and unacceptable" and insisted that "International law and the United Nations Charter must be fully respected."
12:15 Weber: "Israel Doing the Dirty Work – USA Playing the Bogeyman"Israel is doing the dirty work in Iran, while the USA plays the role of the bogeyman in the background, according to military expert Joachim Weber's assessment of the silent understanding between Washington and Tel Aviv. However, a US entry into the conflict cannot be ruled out.
Politics | Weber on Iran Conflict: "Israel Doing the Dirty Work, USA Playing the Bogeyman"
11:57 Trump: "I Haven't Tried to Reach Out to Iran in Any Way"US President Donald Trump states that he has not made any attempt to reach out to Iran for peace talks. On TruthSocial, he writes: "If they want to talk, they know how to reach me." He adds: "Iran should have taken the deal that was on the table. That would have saved many lives."
11:34 Iran Claims to Have Struck Mossad HeadquartersThe Iranian Revolutionary Guard claims to have hit the Mossad intelligence agency's Headquarters in Herzliya, Israel, in an attack on Israel. According to Iranian state TV, massive explosions were reported in the central Israeli city earlier on Monday morning, with images showing a large column of smoke rising from a building. The Israeli army only confirmed that it was attacked by Iran, but did not initially comment on the potential targeting of strategic positions like the Mossad Headquarters. Air raid sirens were activated in several regions in Israel after drones from Iran were identified heading towards Israel, the Israeli army said.
11:17 China After Trump's Iran Post: Don't Pour Oil on the FireChina advises influential countries not to escalate the Middle East conflict even further following an online post by US President Donald Trump. Pouring oil on the fire will not help ease the situation, but will worsen conflicts, said Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiayong in Beijing, referring to Trump's post. Trump had written: "Everyone should leave Tehran immediately." He also stated that Tehran should have signed the agreement he proposed regarding the Iranian nuclear issue.
10:25 Iranian MP: 21 Dead After Attack in LorestanAccording to Iranian reports, 21 people have been killed in an attack in western Iran's Lorestan province. The Iranian Labor News Agency, citing an MP, reports that there was an attack in the city of Lorestan. The MP claims that "infiltrators" were responsible for this, stating, "The Zionist regime has used infiltrators, and most of the actions we see across the country are attributable to these individuals, rather than the Zionist regime itself." However, no further details were provided about who these "infiltrators" are.
10:00 After Rocket Wave: Iran Launches Drone Attacks on Israel - Explosions Reported in Jerusalem and Tel AvivIran has launched a new wave of drone attacks on Israel following its rocket attacks earlier. These attacks are intensifying, according to Kiumars Heidari, commander of the Iranian ground forces, as reported by the state news agency Irna. "The enemy should know that a new wave of massive attacks by our forces (...) with new and advanced weapons has started and will escalate in the coming hours," the state agency quotes the commander.
09:38 China Advises its Citizens to Leave Israel via JordanGiven the escalation between Israel and Iran, China advises its citizens to leave Israel as soon as possible via the land border with Jordan to ensure their safety. The border crossing into Jordan is recommended. According to the diplomatic mission in Tel Aviv, many civilian facilities have been damaged, and the number of civilian casualties is increasing, worsening the security situation. The mission assumes that the Israeli airspace will remain closed. However, the border crossings into Jordan and Egypt remain open, the mission said.
09:18 Report: Three Dead After Israeli Attack on KashanAccording to Iranian media, three individuals have been killed in an Israeli attack on the central Iranian city of Kashan. "Nour News" quotes the deputy security officer of the governor of the province of Isfahan, Akbar Salehi. According to him, a control point in Kashan was struck by a projectile. Four more individuals were injured.
08:52 Israel: Top Commander of Revolutionary Guards KilledIsrael's military has announced the death of a high-ranking commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guards. Major General Ali Shadmani was killed in an air strike overnight on Monday, according to Israeli military communications. It is currently unclear if Iran has confirmed the deaths of any of its officials so far. Israel's army described Shadmani as a military commander who had played a key role in the terror organization's nuclear weapons program. After his death, Hashed al-Shaabi, the Iraqi paramilitary group heavily supported by Iran, claimed that another high-ranking leader, General Asa'ib Ahl al-Haq commander Mohammed K raising, was also killed in the Israeli strike.
08:22 Iran Launches "Rain of Rockets" on Israel - Explosions Reported in Jerusalem and Tel AvivIran has launched rockets at Israel once again, according to Iranian state-run media. State television describes it as a "rain of rockets" targeting Israeli sites. The Israeli military reports activating its air defense to intercept the threat. The immediate direction of the population is to seek shelter, according to the Israeli military. Explosions were heard in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. The Times of Israel reports that damages have been reported in central Israel. The Israeli newspaper Haaretz reports, citing Israeli rescue services, that there has been a hit in central Israel.
08:05 Iranian Broadcaster IRIb: Three Employees Killed in Israeli AttackThree employees of the Iranian state-owned broadcaster IRIb were killed in an Israeli attack, according to the outlet. Several others were injured, according to Iran's state television. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi condemned the attack as "cowardly." "The attack on the Iranian broadcaster shows the desperation of the Israelis," he explained. Israel's army does not comment on attacks that target civilian infrastructure.
07:40 Trump Attacks Macron: Departure Not Related to CeasefireUS President Donald Trump boards Air Force One at Calgary Airport and leaves the G7 Summit in Canada early. On his Truth Social platform, he writes that French President Emmanuel Macron is wrong if he claims that Trump is leaving the G7 summit early because of a ceasefire. "He has no idea why I'm now on my way to Washington, but it has nothing to do with a ceasefire. It's about much more than that," Trump writes. In his post, Trump lashes out at the French president, calling him "obsessed with publicity" and writing: "Whether intentionally or not, Macron always gets it wrong. Stay tuned!"
07:22 Israel Escalates Attacks in Iran - "Dozen" Military Targets HitIsrael escalates its attacks in Iran overnight. In the west of Iran, "dozens of storage facilities and launch sites for surface-to-surface missiles and surface-to-air missile launchers" were destroyed, according to Israeli military communications. Explosions were heard in Tehran. Iranian news outlets report that three locations in the northeastern part of the capital were hit by projectiles, while the air defense was activated in the city of Natanz, home to important nuclear facilities. This time, Iran's counterattacks with only a few rockets reportedly did not cause significant damage, according to Israeli media.
07:02 Germany Expresses Understanding for Trump's Early Departure
The German government understands US President Donald Trump's early departure from the G7 Summit due to the unfolding events in the Middle East, according to a spokesperson in Kananaskis, Canada. The heads of state held extensive discussions on the Middle East and shared the expectation that the conflict must be resolved quickly and peacefully. "Iran must never possess nuclear weapons," the spokesperson said. The solution to the Iran crisis must lead to a broad de-escalation of hostilities in the Middle East. The G7 summit continues as planned tomorrow and is expected to address the war in Ukraine.
06:42 Nouripour Warns of Nuclear War by Iran and Holds German Government Accountable
The Vice President of the Bundestag, Omid Nouripour, holds the German government accountable for its role in not de-escalating the Middle East situation. "Now, maximum restraint is needed from all sides to break the cycle of violence, protect the civilian population in Israel and Iran, and pave the way for diplomatic solutions," the Iranian-born politician tells Funke media group newspapers. Nouripour emphasizes the real danger posed by a nuclear-armed Iran. "We must never forget: The destruction of Israel was Iranian state doctrine since 1979, and Israel has the right to defend its existence and security."
06:20 Report: Washington Proposes Talks with Iran on Nuclear Deal and Ceasefire
The White House has proposed talks with Iran for this week, according to a report by Axios, citing four sources familiar with the matter. The talks are expected to discuss a nuclear deal and a ceasefire. A meeting between US envoy Steve Witkoff and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has been proposed.
05:58 Grossi: Uranium Enrichment Plants in Natanz Severely Damaged
The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, reports that the uranium enrichment plant in Natanz, central Iran, has been severely damaged by Israeli strikes. He states that the plant has around 15,000 operating centrifuges, and approximately half of those have been damaged or destroyed in the Israeli attacks. The Iranian plant in Fordow, however, remains largely intact.
05:40 G7: Iran is Source of Instability – Support for Israel
In a surprise statement released late Monday night, the Group of Seven (G7) most industrialized nations denounced Iran as a source of instability in the Middle East and expressed their support for Israel in the conflict. Specifically, the statement expressed its grave concern over Tehran's "ongoing military and nuclear activities." It also condemned Iran's support for terrorist organizations and its ballistic missile program. The statement concluded by reaffirming the G7's commitment to Israel's territorial integrity and security.
05:21 G7 Surprise Agreement on Statement on Iran Conflict
US President Donald Trump and the other G7 leaders agreed to a surprise joint statement addressing the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran. The statement notes that the G7 countries reiterate their "unwavering support for the security and territorial integrity of Israel, and their strong condemnation of Iran's aggressive actions against its neighbor." The statement added that the Israeli actions against Iranian nuclear facilities "were carried out to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, thereby increasing regional instability and threatening international peace and security."
04:48 Insider: Iran Seeks Diplomatic Help from Arab Countries
According to several unnamed sources, Iran has approached Oman, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia to ask for their assistance in reaching out to US President Donald Trump to pressure Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu into a ceasefire. As part of the proposed arrangement, Iran would show flexibility in its talks on the nuclear deal in exchange for Arab mediation efforts.
04:18 Macron Offers Trump Support for Middle East Initiative
French President Macron has expressed support for US efforts to end the war between Israel and Iran. If the United States can secure a ceasefire, it would be a very positive development, Macron says on the sidelines of the G7 summit in Canada. France backs this initiative. Macron does not provide details about US efforts. He says that Trump has hinted that negotiations are in progress, but it remains to be seen if the involved parties will follow through.
03:50 Iran Attacks Israel Again
Iran fires another round of rockets at Israel, according to Israeli military reports. Sirens wail across the country, and the air defense system is activated to intercept the incoming fire. The immediate direction is for people to take shelter. No reports of casualties or damages have been reported yet.
03:13 Pentagon: No US Military Attacks against Iran
The US government denies claims of alleged American military attacks against Iran as "false." The US troops in the Middle East remain alert, as they always are, ready to defend themselves if necessary, explains Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell on Twitter. "We will protect American troops & our interests," he writes.
02:34 USA Reinforces Military Presence in Middle East
US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has announced the expansion of the US military presence in the Middle East. In a tweet, Hegseth explains that he has ordered the deployment of additional resources to the US Central Command responsible for the Middle East to bolster the defense position of the US in the region. The protection of US forces remains the top priority. Earlier, the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz had already been deployed to the region.
02:13 Iranian Media: Air Defense System Activated over Natanz Nuclear Site
According to the Iranian news website Asriran, the air defense system over the Natanz nuclear site in central Iran has been activated. The Asriran news agency also reports several explosions in Tehran.
01:27 Trump Urges Tehran Residents to Evacuate
US President Trump urges residents of Tehran to leave the city. "Iran must not have nuclear weapons. I've said it again and again. Everyone should leave Tehran immediately," Trump writes on his Truth Social platform. He adds that Iran should have signed the nuclear deal that he had proposed.
00:45 Netanyahu: Iranians should stand against the "radical tyranny of Tehran"
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls on the Iranian people to take a stand against the Iranian government. In an interview with the British Iran International television station, Netanyahu appeals to "the good people of Iran" to challenge the "radical tyranny" of Tehran. "We have a common enemy that we must fight decisively against," Netanyahu says. He is optimistic that the Iranian people will soon be "free."
00:12 Israel Reports New Rocket Attack from Iran
Israel is attacked by rockets from Iran once more, according to Israeli military reports. Safety alerts have been activated across the country, and the air defense has been activated to intercept the incoming rockets. For the time being, people are advised to remain in their shelters. No reports of casualties or significant damage have been reported yet. The Times of Israel reports that one rocket has landed in an open area in the south of Israel, resulting in minor damages to machinery.
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Sources: ntv, dpa, AFP, rts
The European Union, committed to a common policy on the environment, is closely monitoring the ongoing war-and-conflicts in the Middle East, particularly the recent attacks by Iran on Israel. These conflicts have political implications, as stated by various world leaders, and are also affecting general-news reporting and crime-and-justice issues, such as the restricted internet access in Iran due to the "Beeper Operation".
