Key Facts
• June 13: Israel bombed Iranian nuclear facilities, prompting Iranian retaliation.
• June 14: Iran launched ballistic missile attacks, killing 3 and injuring 70 in Israel.
• Hundreds of missiles targeted Tel Aviv and other cities, bypassing some defense systems.
• Iranian Supreme Leader vowed to escalate attacks, targeting over 150 military sites.
• Israel warned of targeting Iranian oil facilities if civilian areas are hit.
• Iran threatened U.S., U.K., and France with attacks on Middle East bases if they interfere.
• Israeli airstrikes on June 13-14 hit Tehran and Isfahan, killing 60, including 20 children.
• International calls for restraint were rejected by Iran, citing Israeli aggression.
• U.S.-Iran nuclear talks are scheduled for June 15 in Oman amid rising tensions.
Summary
Tensions between Iran and Israel have escalated following Israel’s June 13 airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. In retaliation, Iran launched large-scale missile attacks on June 14, killing three and injuring 70 in Israel. Both sides have intensified their military actions, with Iran targeting over 150 sites and Israel threatening to expand its targets to Iranian oil infrastructure. Iran has also warned the U.S., U.K., and France against interference, threatening to target their Middle East bases. Meanwhile, Israeli airstrikes have caused significant casualties in Tehran, including 60 deaths. Amid these developments, international calls for restraint have been dismissed by Iran, and U.S.-Iran nuclear negotiations are set to take place on June 15 in Oman. The situation remains volatile, with potential for further escalation.
