Israeli air strikes continue on Tehran and other areas of Iran, while the Islamic Republic continues to counterattack with waves of missile launches towards the Jewish state.
News for Tuesday, June 17, 2025:
Moscow: "Nuclear risk" - Russia calls on Israel to "come to its senses" and "immediately cease attacks on Iranian nuclear installations and sites" that "create unacceptable risks to international security and push the world toward a nuclear catastrophe." This is stated in a note from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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Trump: "Iran must accept surrender" – Donald Trump calls for "Iran's unconditional surrender". The US president also spoke about Ayatollah Ali Khamenei: "We know exactly where the so-called "Supreme Leader" is hiding. He is an easy target, but we will not eliminate (kill!) him, at least not yet". From what we learn, Trump himself is "evaluating" whether the United States should enter the war.
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Trump: "We Control the Skies" – In a post on Truth, Donald Trump declares that "we now have complete and total control of the skies over Iran. Iran - Trump writes - had good air tracking systems and other defensive equipment, and plenty of it, but they can't compete with the "stuff" that is designed, engineered and built in America. Nobody does it better than the good old USA".
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"New wave of missiles on Israel" - After the latest launch, in the late afternoon Iran announces a new wave of attacks against Israel. Iranian state TV reports.
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More missiles on Tel Aviv – On Tuesday afternoon, Iran launched a new attack on Israel. Alarm sirens sounded in Tel Aviv and in many areas of the country due to the launch of missiles, with the population urged to reach shelters.
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Idf bombs nuclear sites. Natanz hit – Iranian nuclear sites still in the Idf’s sights. And, based on ongoing analysis of high-resolution satellite images collected after Friday’s attacks on Iran, “the International Atomic Energy Agency has identified additional evidence indicating direct impacts on the underground enrichment rooms at Natanz.” The IAEA itself reported this on X, adding that there are “no changes to report in Isfahan and Fordow.”










