Israel-Iran: Rising Tensions and Nuclear Dilemmas
Israel launched strikes on Iran's capital targeting its nuclear program, escalating tensions and raising the possibility of war. The attack led to the death of Iran's Revolutionary Guard leader. Israeli leaders justified the assault as preemptive, aiming to halt Iran's nuclear advancement.

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- United Arab Emirates
In a dramatic turn of events, Israel has launched an early morning assault on Iran's capital, targeting critical elements of the nation's nuclear program. The strike, marking the most significant attack on Iran since its 1980s war with Iraq, has heightened fears of a full-scale conflict.
The attack resulted in the death of prominent figures, including Gen. Hossein Salami of Iran's Revolutionary Guard, delivering a substantial blow to Tehran's political stability. As black smoke rose from Iran's primary nuclear enrichment facility, the gravity of the assault illuminated the escalating regional tensions.
Amid complex international negotiations and longstanding nuclear concerns, Israeli officials framed this as a defensive measure to thwart potential threats from an advancing nuclear Iran. Global leaders, including the US President, navigate urgent diplomatic channels to mitigate the repercussions of escalating Middle Eastern hostilities.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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