The world is tensely awaiting Iran's response to the American strike on its nuclear facilities. The Islamic Republic has a wide array of American targets within its reach, but a closer look reveals that none of them comes without a cost.
Magen David Adom reported receiving approximately ten reports of impact sites across Israel after 35 missiles fired. Several casualties reported, mostly with light injuries, but two were in serious condition.
Over the course of the last decade, the Iranian UAV industry has become a recognized global brand name, mainly due to the use to which the Russians have put the Iranian UAVs during the ongoing war in Ukraine. Iran, however, began to put the systems it has developed to use – either directly or via its proxy forces – many years previously.
First high-resolution satellite images reveal the extent of damage at Fordo – as well as Iranian preparations to defend the site in the days before. At least two penetration points in the mountainside could be seen.
"First comes strength, then comes peace," he said, before adding, "And tonight, President Trump and the United States acted with a lot of strength."
The New York Times reports that Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has named three senior clerics as potential successors in the event of his assassination.
The world's most powerful bunker-buster bomb made its combat debut during US strikes on Iran's underground nuclear facilities, as 12 massive GBU-57A/B MOP munitions successfully penetrated the heavily fortified Fordo uranium enrichment site buried deep within mountainous terrain.
His methods included electoral manipulation, elimination of oversight bodies, and removal of key ministries from elected control.
US tells Iran through Arab channels that strikes have ended, as Iranian officials confirm nuclear materials were evacuated from Fordow before attack.
Iran’s oil exports have plummeted from roughly 2.5 million barrels per day to just 150,000. The regime is moving large quantities of oil out of its storage facilities and away from the Gulf in a bid to protect them from potential attacks. The oil issue has become central to President Donald Trump’s considerations regarding a possible US military strike.
