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Israel launched a military operation against Iran, referring to it as a "preventive strike"

Swift Revenge Imminent Predicted

Multiple fatalities reported in Tehran, according to Iranian state news outlets.
Multiple fatalities reported in Tehran, according to Iranian state news outlets.

Breaking: Israel Launches "Preemptive Strike" Against Iran's Nuclear Program - Expect Retaliation

Israel launched a military operation against Iran, referring to it as a "preventive strike"

In a bold move, Israel has declared it has carried out a "preemptive strike" against Iran's nuclear program. In response, Iran's leadership has threatened "severe repercussions," as Israel imposes a state of emergency.

Israeli Defense Minister, Israel Katz, claimed that an imminent missile and drone attack against Israel and its civilian population is imminent. To deter possible retaliation, the Ministry of Transport has closed Israeli airspace indefinitely. Iran has followed suit, shutting down its airspace as well.

Iran's Supreme Leader Vows Retribution

The attack has provoked stern words from Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's Supreme Leader. He warned that Israel can expect "severe punishment" for the attack. The Iranian General Staff Spokesman, Abolfazl Shekarchi, echoed the sentiment, stating that Israel would "pay a steep price" and face a "strong retaliation from the Iranian armed forces."

According to state TV, explosions occurred in various parts of Tehran and the central province of Isfahan, home to Iran's most significant uranium enrichment facility, early Friday morning. Videos released by state TV showed smoke billowing over residential areas and hearses carrying bodies from the city. Reports suggest that the commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, Hossein Salami, and two prominent nuclear scientists were among the fatalities.

Israel Stands Firm in Defense

Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, stated that the strike had hit the heart of Iran's uranium enrichment program and its ballistic missile program. Netanyahu emphasized that the military operation against Iran will continue "as long as necessary." Israel's Chief of Staff, Eyal Zamir, defended the attack as a necessary move, stating that Israel cannot afford to wait and must act to protect itself.

USA Steps Back

The US government has distanced itself from Israel's actions, with Foreign Minister Marco Rubio confirming that the USA is not involved in Israel's attack on Iran. The top priority for the US government remains the protection of American forces in the region. However, the US President and his administration have taken all necessary steps to ensure the safety of US troops, maintaining close contact with regional partners.

The Story Unfolds

This is a rapidly evolving situation. Stay tuned for updates as the world watches anxiously to see how Iran will respond to Israel's attack on its nuclear program.

  • Iran
  • Iran's Nuclear Program
  • USA
  • Israel

The international community is closely monitoring the escalating crisis between Iran and Israel, with the Iranian Supreme Leader vowing harsh retribution for Israel's strike on the nuclear program. Meanwhile, the USA has distanced itself from the conflict, focusing on the safety of American forces in the region. In a move to protect its citizens, Israel's energy policy may be adjusted, as the potential for war-and-conflicts heightens. Moreover, general-news outlets are continuously covering sports-betting odds on the anticipated retaliation, reflecting the general sense of uncertainty within the community.

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