Netanyahu says campaign ‘changing face of Middle East’ as Israel, Iran trade strikes amid tension
Netanyahu’s words, hours after a dramatic Israeli attack on an Iranian state TV building, forced a server to escape from a mid -broadcast under a dust and debris shower. The attack threatened to retaliate against Tehran’s Israeli news channels.
On Friday, June 13, after Israel, new tensions exploded in the Middle East, launched a surprise air campaign against targets in Iran, and said that they aim to prevent belt screens from buying atomic weapons. Sudden exacerbation in hostilities led to a wider fear of conflict, US President Donald Trump called Iran back to the negotiation table after Israel’s attacks on the ongoing nuclear talks.
Trump claimed that Washington’s ally’s campaign “to do something to do”, while the Iranian Foreign Minister said on Monday that the US president could stop attacks with a “a telephone conversation”. According to Iranian officials, Israel’s strikes have killed at least 224 people, including senior military commanders, nuclear scientists and civilians.
Netanyahu said that at a press conference on Monday evening, Israel has eliminated Iran’s security leadership “one after another”. “We are changing the face of the Middle East, and this can lead to radical changes in Iran itself,” he said.
While retaliation with Israel’s attack, Tehran launched several missile waves for retaliation against Israel’s attacks, and Iran’s revolutionary guards warned the future “more devastating operations”. Iranian broadcasting of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Tehran (IRİB) was interrupted when an Israeli strike hit the building on Monday. When the server shook an explosion facility, it caused the monitors behind him to cut and send them to the debris from the ceiling, and Israel was in the middle of the continent.
