In retaliation, Iran launched missiles on Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, claiming to have struck the Israeli Ministry of Defense. These strikes led to the deaths of 14 Israeli civilians and left 390 injured.

Mediation Rejected, Tensions at Boiling Point

Peace efforts were initiated by Oman and Qatar, offering to mediate between the two nations. However, Iran firmly rejected the offer, asserting its resolve to confront aggression with strength. Meanwhile, Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed continuous retaliatory action.

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has issued a stern warning of a major counteroffensive in response to the Israeli airstrikes.

US Embassy Issues Security Alert in Baghdad

The US Embassy in Baghdad has issued a security alert advising American citizens to avoid crowded areas and locations frequently visited by foreigners, citing high risk of terrorist activity as regional instability deepens.

Netanyahu’s Bold Claim: Iran Tried to Assassinate Trump

In a sensational statement, Prime Minister Netanyahu accused Iran of plotting to assassinate former US President Donald Trump — not once, but twice. Netanyahu said Iran sees Trump as a threat to its nuclear program, and considers him “enemy number one.”

Trump Reacts: ‘Sometimes You Must Fight Before You Talk’

Responding to the claims, Trump emphasized his support for Israel, stating, “I hope Israel and Iran reach a deal, but sometimes nations must fight before they talk.” He urged Iran to return to the nuclear deal negotiations, suggesting diplomacy may still be possible.

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