High-Stakes Intervention: US Strikes on Iran's Nuclear Sites Amid Israel-Iran Tensions
In a critical move, the US military struck three Iranian nuclear sites, intensifying the Israel-Iran conflict. President Trump announced the strikes targeting nuclear facilities, with American bombers offering a better chance to destroy fortified sites. The US aims to delay Iran's nuclear progress, encourage negotiations, and prevent escalation.

In a decisive intervention, the US military launched strikes on three sites in Iran, amplifying the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran. These strikes targeted deeply fortified Iranian nuclear facilities, a move announced by President Trump, signaling a strategic effort to disrupt Iran's weapons capabilities.
Amid the tensions, US Vice President JD Vance emphasized the strikes' intention to delay Iran's nuclear advancement and reignite diplomatic efforts. He assured that America has no interest in prolonged warfare, highlighting the possibility for Iran to negotiate a more peaceful future.
As global powers react, including the UK's focus on de-escalation, US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth confirmed heightened protective measures for US troops in the region. The situation remains volatile, with diplomatic channels between Washington and Tehran cautiously open.
(With inputs from agencies.)