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An American diplomat sketched out various scenarios in a conversation with Israel Hayom: “Will Iran return to the negotiating table? That depends on how Khamenei assesses the regime’s survivability.” Earlier, it was revealed that the regime has approached Qatar and Oman in an effort to renew talks and bring an end to Israeli strikes.
An American diplomat told Israel Hayom that Iran is in a far weaker position today than it was prior to the strike. Oman's foreign minister announced that the latest round of nuclear talks between the US and Iran, which had been scheduled for Sunday, will not take place.
"We’ve achieved aerial dominance," IDF chief says following overnight strikes on capital.
Senior military officials told Fars News Agency correspondents that combat operations will expand significantly beyond recent limited engagements.
A direct strike hit a residential building in Gush Dan, resulting in two fatalities and approximately 20 injuries, including a 30-year-old man in critical condition and two others in serious condition.
