The Israeli aid did not report any immediate victims.
Iran refuses to capitulate, the Arab states are worried
Israel has struck hundreds of military and nuclear sites on Iranian territory that have left at least 657 people dead and 2,000 injured, civilians and soldiers, according to the American NGO Human Rights Activists News Agency (Hrana).
The Islamic Republic, which retaliated with missile and drone fire to Israel which left at least 25 dead, denies wanting to make the atomic weapon but defends its right to develop a civil nuclear program.
“They want to talk to us”
“Iran is ready to consider diplomacy again once the assault has ceased […]”Said Iranian Diplomacy Head Abbas Araghchi after a meeting in Geneva with European Foreign Affairs Ministers.
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They called to resume “without waiting” the discussions launched in April with Washington to find an agreement on its nuclear program and suspended after the start of the war.
But US President Donald Trump rejected the idea that Europeans can be useful to resolve the crisis. “Iran does not want to speak to Europe. They want to tell us about us. Europe will not be able to help on this subject,” said Mr. Trump.
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The Israeli army claims to have killed a Hezbollah terrorist in Lebanon
The terrorist was killed near Baraachit, according to Israel. The Lebanese news agency NNA reported shortly before midnight that a motorcycle person had been affected. For its part, the Ministry of Health in Beirut confirmed that a person had been killed during a drone attack near Baraachit in southern Lebanon.
Israel also claimed to have conducted an attack on a site used “by the Radouane force ‘of Hezbollah to carry out terrorist attacks against Israeli civilians”. This site “constitutes a blatant violation of agreements between Israel and Lebanon,” the army said in a statement.
She said she obtained information on this site “, especially following the interrogation of a Hezbollah terrorist.”
Iran accuses Israel of having targeted a nuclear site in Ispahan
An Israeli attack on Iran targeted a nuclear site in the night from Friday to Ispahan (center), said the Mehr and Fars agencies, spreading any damage and risks for the population.
“During the attack at dawn today against the Ispahan nuclear site, most noises were linked to anti-aircraft defense and others to enemy attacks,” said Mehr and Fars quoting a local official, who ensures “that no escape of materials has been noted”.
The Israeli army says it has struck a hezbollah site in southern Lebanon
The Israeli army said on Saturday that it had struck a Hezbollah site in the Naqoura region in southern Lebanon during the night.
“This site was used by the + force Radouane + of Hezbollah to carry out terrorist attacks on Israeli civilians and constitutes a blatant violation of agreements between Israel and Lebanon,” the army said in a statement published the day after a warning by the Minister of Israeli Defense, Israel Katz, who “advised” in war with Iran.
22 arrests for “espionage for the benefit of Israel” in the province of Qom
Since the first Israeli strikes on June 13, “22 people have been identified and arrested because they are accused of being linked to the espionage services of the Zionist regime and of disturbing public opinion,” said the agency, citing the chief of police intelligence in the center of the country.
Thursday, the commander of the west police of Tehran, Kiumars Azizi, quoted by the Tasnim news agency, had announced the arrest of 24 people “who spied on the Zionist enemy, online and offline, and who sought to disrupt public opinion as well as to tarnish and destroy the image of the sacred system of the Islamic Republic of Iran”.
And Friday, Tasnim reported the arrest of a European national presented as a “spy”, without specifying his nationality or the date of his arrest.
657 dead in Israeli strikes in Iran according to an NGO
According to Hrana, a human rights organization founded in Iran in 2005 and then exile in the United States, at least 263 civilians, including more than twenty children, 164 soldiers and 230 other people of indefinite status have been killed throughout the country since the start of the Israeli offensive on June 13.
Until Friday, more than 2,000 people were injured in the bombing, adds the NGO.
The latest official assessment of the Iranian authorities on June 15 reported at least 224 dead, including military commanders, nuclear scientists and civilians. In Israel, at least 25 people were killed by Iranian response, authorities.
Israel claims to have launched this unprecedented offensive to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
Israeli strikes on missile storage sites
The Israeli army announced on Saturday that it has launched a new wave of air strikes against storage sites and missile launches in Iran, on the ninth day of war between the two countries.
“The Air Force has now launched a wave of attacks on storage and missile launch infrastructure in the center of Iran,” said the army on its X account.
Israel claims to have delayed “at least two or three years” an Iranian nuclear weapon
Israel said on Saturday that it had “delayed at least two or three years the possibility” for Iran to have the atomic bomb, Tehran refusing any resumption of nuclear negotiations with the United States as long as Israeli strikes against its territory continue.
Since the massive offensive launched on June 13, “according to the assessment that we have been done, we have already delayed at least two or three years the possibility for them to have a nuclear bomb,” said the Israeli Foreign Affairs Minister Gideon Saar, in an interview with the German newspaper Bild.
“The fact that we eliminated these people who directed and pushed the development of weapons within the framework of the nuclear program is extremely important,” said Mr. Saar.
“We will not stop until we have done everything we can do in order to eliminate this threat,” said the minister.
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