Late in the evening, Israel allegedly orchestrates fresh attacks targeting Tehran
Header:Middle East Conflict: New Wave of Attacks from Israel on Iran's Capital, Tehran
Intro:Israel's military has reportedly completed another wave of attacks on the Iranian capital, Tehran. In the early hours of the morning, the Israeli Air Force targeted over 20 locations, including uranium centrifuge production facilities, sites for nuclear weapons development projects, and rocket factories.
Highlights:
- Trump criticizes French President Macron: "I want a total, complete victory"
- Iran summons German ambassador following Merz's remarks supporting Israel's aggression
- Rasht comes under Iran's air defense as small flying objects and combat drones are fought
- Iran reports an Israeli attack near its police headquarters in Tehran, with several officers injured
- Former Israeli minister, Benny Gantz, expresses doubts about a possible diplomatic solution
- Iran uses modern "Sedjil" missiles for the first time in its attack on Israel
- Schumer demands a secret briefing from Trump regarding the conflict
- Expert Marie-Theres Sommerfeld believes the goals in the fight against Iran may be achieved, but warns against a possible deception campaign by Trump and Netanyahu
- Almost total internet shutdown in Iran as real-time data confirms a near-total national internet blackout
- Israel reports a new rocket attack from Iran, with defense systems operating to intercept the threat
- Iranian opposition figure Marjam Rajavi calls for the overthrow of the leadership in Tehran, but stresses that the Iranian people must achieve it
- Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar describes Erdogan's remarks as "inciting speech"
- Germany brings home 171 people from Jordan to Germany on a special flight amidst the conflict
- US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth refuses to testify about possible Iran options in Senate
- Trump spoke with Putin and discussed mediation
- Iran denies having asked the US for negotiations over its nuclear program
- Trump remains elusive about a clear course regarding Iran, saying "No one knows what I will do"
- Israel's Army advises concerned Iranians to contact Mossad
- GBU-57, a bunker-busting bomb, would be the weapon of choice for the US if they decide to intervene militarily
- Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz claims the Israeli Air Force has destroyed Iran's internal security headquarters
- Israel is running out of intercept missiles for the "Arrow" defense system, according to a media report
- Trump issues a threat to Iran, demanding its surrender and warning of "irreparable damage" if US intervenes
- The Pentagon confirms the deployment of US submarines and fighters to the Persian Gulf region
Additional Insight:This latest round of attacks echoes the escalating tensions and hostilities between Israel and Iran, primarily over Iran's nuclear program. The Israeli military has consistently targeted Iranian nuclear facilities since June 13, 2025, while Iran has retaliated with ballistic missile attacks and drone strikes on Israeli military targets. This ongoing conflict holds grave regional and global implications due to U.S. military support for Israel's objectives and the potential for widespread confrontation. (Source: Syndicate Politics)
- As the political landscape develops, the ongoing conflict in the Middle East between Israel and Iran continues to focus heavily on issues of peace and security, with both parties engaged in a series of escalating attacks.
- Against this backdrop of conflict, questions about potential diplomatic solutions and the role of international politics, particularly the US and their military support for Israel, remain pressing concerns shaping the general news narrative.
