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Israel has triggered air strikes across Iran for a third day on Sunday and threatened even greater strength while some Iranian missiles escaped the Israeli aerial defenses to hit buildings in the heart of the country. The interviews provided for on the Iranian nuclear program, which could provide an out of the ramp ramp have been canceled.
The region has prepared for an prolonged conflict after Israel’s surprise bombing of Iranian nuclear and military sites on Friday killed several nuclear generals and scientists, and neither parties showed a sign of decline. Iran said that Israel had struck two oil refineries, raising a broader attack on the strongly sanctioned Iran energy industry that could affect global markets.
The Israeli army, in a social media position, warned the Iranians to evacuate arms factories, signaling what could be an additional enlargement of the campaign. Around noon, local time, explosions were heard again in the Iranian capital, Tehran.
US President Donald Trump has expressed full support for Israel’s actions while warning Iran that he can only avoid new destruction by accepting a new nuclear agreement.
The Iranian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Abbas Araghchi, said on Sunday that if the Israeli stops at the Iran stop, then “our answers will also stop”. He said the United States “is a partner in these attacks and had to take responsibility.”
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On Friday, dozens of Iranian reprisals missiles rocked the sky of Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. The attacks followed Israel’s puffy strikes earlier in the day, which, according to Iran, “launched a war”. Crystal Goomansingh and CBC Sasa Petricic provide the last American assistant secretary of state, PJ Crowley, is talking to Hanomansing this evening of what it could mean for Iranian nuclear negotiations and if the United States could get involved in the conflict.
Explosions in Tehran
New explosions echoed in Tehran and were reported elsewhere in the country early on Sunday, but there was no update on a number of deaths released the day before by the Iran ambassador, who said that 78 people had been killed and more than 320 injured.
In Israel, at least 10 people were killed in Iranian strikes during the night and Sunday, according to Magen David Adom Service of Israel, bearing the total number of country dead at 13. The main international airport and aerial space in the country has remained closed for a third day.
Israeli strikes targeted the Iranian Ministry of Defense early on Sunday after reaching air defenses, military bases and sites associated with its nuclear program. The murder of several superior generals and nuclear scientists in targeted strikes indicated that Israeli intelligence has penetrated Iran from the highest levels.
Mont to death in Israel
In Israel, at least six people, including a 10 -year -old child and a 9 -year -old child, were killed when a missile struck a building of buildings in Bat Yam, near Tel Aviv. Daniel Hadad, a local police commander, said 180 people had been injured and that seven were still missing.
A journalist from Associated Press has seen streets lined with damaged and destroyed buildings, bombed with cars and glass shards. The speakers used a drone at points to search for survivors. Some people could be seen to leave the area with suitcases.
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Daniel Byman of the Center for Strategic and International Studies joins to discuss the latest attacks between Israel and Iran.
Four other people, including a 13 -year -old child, were killed and 24 injured when a missile struck a building in the Arab city of Tamra in northern Israel. A strike on the central city of Rehovot injured 42.
The Weizmann Institute of Science, an important research center in Rehovot, said: “There have been a number of successes in the buildings on the campus”. He said no one was injured.
Israel has aerial defenses on several sophisticated levels which are capable of detecting and intercepting missiles pulled from populated areas or a key infrastructure, but those responsible recognize that it is imperfect.
Urgent calls to defuse
World leaders have made urgent calls to defuse. The attack on nuclear sites has established a “dangerous precedent,” said Chinese Foreign Affairs. The region is already on board while Israel seeks to destroy Hamas, an Iranian ally, in the Gaza Strip, where war is still raging after the attack on October 7, 2023 of Hamas.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected these calls, claiming that the strikes of Israel so far are “nothing compared to what they will feel in the grip of our forces in the coming days”.
Israel, the only state with nuclear arms not declared in the Middle East – said it launched the attack to prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapon. The two countries have been regional opponents for decades.
Iran has always declared that its nuclear program was peaceful, and that the United States and others have evaluated that it had not pursued a weapon since 2003. But it has enriched more and more uranium stocks at levels close to the quality of weapons in recent years and could have developed several weapons in a few months if it did.
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Iran launched strikes of reprisals on Israel on Saturday morning, killing at least three people and injuring dozens, after a series of puffed Israeli attacks against the heart of the Iranian nuclear program and its armed forces. Iran’s ambassador to the United Nations said 78 people had been killed and more than 320 injured in attacks by Israel.
The UN atomic watchdog censored Iran last week not to comply with its obligations.
Araghchi, the best Iranian diplomat, said that Israel had targeted an oil refinery near Tehran and another in the country’s Bushehr province on the Persian Gulf. He said Iran had also targeted “economic” sites in Israel, without developing.
Araghchi addressed diplomats during his first public appearance since the first Israeli strikes.
The semi-official Iranian press agencies said that a strike of Israeli drones had caused a “strong explosion” in a Iranian natural gas processing plant. The Israeli army did not immediately comment.
The extent of damage to the natural gas field of the southern pars was not immediately clear. These sites have air defense systems around them, which Israel has targeted.
An oil refinery was also damaged in the Israeli city in northern Haifa, according to the company that operated it. The Bazan group said that pipelines and transmission lines between the installations have been damaged, forcing the closing of certain downstream installations. He said no one was injured.
Iran calls “unjustifiable” nuclear conferences
The country of the Arab Gulf of Oman, which has the weather of indirect talks between the United States and Iran on the Tehran nuclear program, said that a sixth round scheduled for Sunday would not take place.
“We remain attached to talks and hope that the Iranians will come to the table soon,” said a senior American official on condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive talks.
Araghchi, Iranian Minister for Foreign Affairs, said on Saturday that nuclear talks were “unjustifiable” after the strikes of Israel, who, according to him, were the “result of the direct support of Washington”.
In an article on his social account of truth early Sunday, Trump reiterated that the United States was not involved in attacks on Iran and warned that all reprisals directed against this would bring an American response “to levels never seen before”.
“However, we can easily conclude an agreement between Iran and Israel, and put an end to this bloody conflict !!!” He wrote.
“ Over a few weeks ” to repair nuclear installations
In Iran, satellite photos analyzed by AD have significant damage in the main nuclear enrichment installation of Iran in Natanz. The images taken on Saturday by Planet Labs PBC show several damaged or destroyed buildings. Structures struck include buildings identified by experts and providing energy to installation.
The UN nuclear chief, Rafael Grossi, told the Security Council that the section above the ground of the Natanz installation had been destroyed. The main establishment of the centrifuge underground did not seem to have
been affected, but the loss of power could have damaged the infrastructure there, he said. Israel also struck a nuclear research installation in Isfahan. The International Atomic Energy Agency said that four “critical buildings” had been damaged, including its uranium conversion plant. He said there was no sign of random increase in Natanz or Isfahan.
An Israeli military official, speaking on condition of anonymity in accordance with official procedures, said that, according to the initial army assessment “, it will take much more than a few weeks” so that Iran repairs damage to the nuclear sites of Natanz and Isfahan. The official said that the army had “concrete information that production in Isfahan was for military purposes”.
