Defense and Security
“Iran reserves all options to defend its sovereignty, interest[s], and people,” wrote Tehran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi.
“In the pages of human history, this is a moment when the principles of liberty, responsibility, and security have triumphed,” said the Israeli president.
“President Trump and I often say: ‘Peace through strength.’ First comes strength, then comes peace,” said the Israeli premier.
The petroleum issue has become central to President Donald Trump’s considerations regarding a possible U.S. military strike.
Israeli strikes have already hit Iran’s nuclear facilities at Natanz and Isfahan and destroyed the core of the Arak plutonium reactor.
The city “stands as a symbol of coexistence between Jews, Muslims, Christians, Druze, Circassians and Bahá’ís,” President Herzog said.
Aviation enthusiasts have tracked the departure from Missouri of six B-2 Spirit bombers capable of carrying bunker-buster bombs.
“When the war [with Israel] is over, we will settle accounts with Grossi,” Ali Larijani, former Iranian chief nuclear negotiator, warned on X.
“It could take a few days to get everyone out due to very limited flights and ships and a very high demand,” Ambassador Mike Huckabee said.
We have not defined regime change as one of our war goals, “at least not yet,” Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar said.
When buildings collapse, unmanned aerial vehicles can find the safest way in, search for survivors.
The president pushed back against claims the U.S. intelligence community did not have evidence Tehran is close to developing nuclear weapons.
