The Israeli government made a bold statement last night, claiming that its air force is currently conducting strikes targeting military infrastructure in Tehran, the capital of Iran. A spokesperson from Israel’s Ministry of Defense described the operations as a “planned military response” linked to Iran’s recent aggressive actions.
This development comes after Iran previously launched a significant attack on Israel, which received little to no immediate retaliation. It remains unclear what exactly triggered Israel’s renewed military activity at this moment.
Meanwhile, reports indicate that Iran is holding urgent consultations with Russia. This move appears to reflect Iran’s effort to restrain its military response and avoid a broader regional conflict.
In a surprising statement in recent hours, the Vice President of the United States told the media that “America is not at war with Iran, but it is at war with Iran’s nuclear program.” The remark has raised eyebrows and sparked widespread debate about U.S. intentions and future involvement.
The United Nations, which has remained largely silent so far, is now expected to intervene and possibly issue new resolutions. However, questions remain about how such resolutions will be implemented—or whether they will be respected by the involved parties.
Earlier this morning, Iran launched a ballistic missile named Khyber, fueling further concerns that another launch could happen tonight. Israel itself remains on high alert, with military movements being observed near its borders.
This growing crisis could potentially escalate into a larger conflict if a diplomatic solution is not reached swiftly. The international community is being urged to step in and help de-escalate the situation before it spirals out of control.
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