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Middle East – : The War clouds deepen across the Middle East after Israel completed direct airstrikes on multiple Iranian nuclear facilities and expanded its offensive to target Houthi bases in Yemen. The latest escalation has triggered international concern, led to dozens of civilian deaths, and forced millions into shelters across the region. Tensions are boiling with no signs of ceasefire.
Third Straight Night of Fire: Israel-Iran Conflict Reaches Breaking Point
For the third consecutive night, Iran and Israel exchanged powerful aerial assaults, resulting in widespread destruction. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed strikes on Iranian sites believed to be linked to its nuclear weapons program. Iran retaliated with hundreds of missile attacks on Israeli cities, killing and injuring civilians.
IDF: “Iran’s Nuclear Strike Sites Successfully Hit”
The IDF officially declared the completion of missions targeting Tehran’s nuclear weapons infrastructure. Among the most critical targets were the SPND nuclear project HQ and the Iranian Ministry of Defense in central Tehran. These facilities were believed to be hiding classified nuclear data and advancing Iran’s nuclear weapons capabilities.
Iran Fires Back with Devastating Missile Barrage
In response, Iran fired missiles deep into northern Israel, targeting civilian areas. At least three people were killed and over a dozen injured in missile impacts around Haifa and surrounding towns. Thousands rushed into underground shelters as air raid sirens screamed overnight.
US Involvement Unclear: Conflicting Signals from Washington
Despite the intensity of the strikes, the role of the United States remains uncertain. Secretary of State Marco Rubio denied US involvement, while former President Donald Trump acknowledged prior knowledge of Israel’s plans. Former Indian diplomat Mahesh Sachdev called the strike “a calculated move” that strengthens US leverage in future Iran negotiations.
Jordan Closes Airspace Amid Ongoing Firestorm
As rockets crisscross the skies, Jordan shut down its airspace, citing safety concerns. The country, located between Israel and Iran, has become a buffer zone and is preparing for potential fallout from the expanding military operations.
Israel Bombs Yemen’s Houthi Leadership Base
The conflict widened on Sunday when Israel launched airstrikes in Yemen, hitting locations linked to Houthi rebel commanders. The Houthis have openly supported Iran, stating that it has every right to respond to Israeli attacks. Israel’s military command confirmed the operation as “a defensive necessity.”
Israeli Targets in Tehran Burn After Precision Strikes
Reports from Iranian news agency Tasnim News stated that Israel’s jets struck multiple high-value targets early Sunday morning, including the Tehran Defense Ministry HQ and the Shahran oil depot. Emergency teams are battling intense fires in the capital, with videos showing massive explosions lighting up the night sky.
Iranian Death Toll Mounts: 80 Confirmed Dead Including 20 Children
Unofficial reports from Iranian health sources estimate over 80 casualties, including 20 children, after Israeli raids. Buildings collapsed, and fires broke out in multiple residential zones. In Israel, four people have died, and dozens are undergoing treatment for serious injuries.
Middle East On Edge: Global Response Awaited
The international community is watching closely, with global powers calling for restraint. The growing fear is that this latest phase could drag neighboring countries into direct conflict and turn into a full-scale regional war.
This intensifying military standoff between Iran and Israel has already reshaped the geopolitical map of the Middle East. With no formal ceasefire or negotiations underway, civilians across multiple countries remain trapped under the shadow of war.
