Eyes on Iran reply after US ‘obliterates’ nuclear sites

The world said that President Donald Trump “destroyed” the United States “destroying the key nuclear places of Tehran, and since the 1979 Revolution, he has come together in the largest Western military action against the Islamic Republic.

13,600 kg US Bunker-Fluid Bombs hit the mountain on the Fordo nuclear area of ​​Iran after hitting the mountain in space Tehran, at all costs promised to defend himself. Another missile fired volleyball in Tel Aviv in Israel that injured people and injured flattened buildings.

But perhaps to prevent all war with the US superpower, he had not yet followed the main retaliation threats against the United States by targeting US bases or trying to drown global oil materials.

Speaking in Istanbul, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said Tehran will take into account all possible answers. The authority said there would be no return to diplomacy until retaliation.

“The United States showed that they do not respect international law. They only understand the language of threat and power.” He said.

Trump, who declared strikes at an address on television, called them “a great military success”.

“Iran’s key nuclear enrichment facilities have been completely and completely destroyed. Iran, the bullying of the Middle East, must now make peace. If they do not, future attacks would be much bigger and much easier.” He said.

Nevertheless, the administration stressed that no orders have been given to a wider war in overthrowing the hard Shiite Muslim office organization that has ruled Iran since 1979.

“This task was not about the change of regime and was not about the change of regime,” the defense secretary Pete Hegseth told journalists in the Pentagon. He said.

“The President allowed a sensitive operation to neutralize the threats against our national interests put forward by the Iranian nuclear program.”

US Vice President JD Vance said Washington was not in war against Iran, but with its nuclear program, it has been pushed back for a long time due to US intervention.

In a step, which is seen as the most influential threat of Iran to harm the West, the parliament approved the movement of the Hormuz Strait, which was introduced to the Gulf, where about one -quarter of the oil sent to the world was passed. The closing will require approval from the High National Security Council.

In a FOX News interview, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned Iran against retaliation against US strikes on Sunday, saying that such an action would be “the worst mistake they have made so far”.

Rubio’ye separately CBS’ye “the US has other goals we can hit, but we have achieved our goal,” he said. Then he added: “There is currently no military operation against Iran.

Israel, which began the war with a surprise attack on Iran on June 13, said that its aim for a long time is to destroy Iran’s nuclear program. However, only the United States have large bombs and large Batwing B2 bombardment aircraft designed to eliminate the underground targets that build underground targets under a mountain, such as the Uranium Enrichment Plan in Fordo in Fordo.

The satellite images obtained by Reuters following the attack were seen to damage both the mountain and nearby entrances on the field.

The UN Nuclear guard, IAEA, said that no increase in off -site radiation levels after US strikes.

Most of Tehran, a capital of 10 million people, were emptied, and the inhabitants fled the rural area to escape the Israeli bombing. Iranian authorities, Israel’s attacks have been killed more than 400 people since the beginning of the attacks, mostly civilians were killed, he said.

Iran is launching missiles in Israel and killing at least 24 people in the last nine days, and bullets penetrated a large number of Israel’s defenses. The distinguished revolutionary guards said that they fire 40 missiles in the last volleyball overnight.

Trump had offered to end the war with diplomacy or to join him, at one point he was openly haunting everyone to kill Iran’s highest leader. Ultimately, the decision to participate in the war is the largest foreign policy in his career.