Iran
Iran's endgame: Agreement or capitulation
President Donald Trump warned Monday, in a Truth Social post, that the US naval blockade on Iran would only be lifted in the event of a "deal" or "total surrender."
The Israeli military has declared a sweeping strategic victory following a 12-day conflict with Iran, asserting it achieved "total aerial superiority at the heart of Iran" and exceeded all objectives of its offensive, dubbed Operation Rising Lion.
More than 30 senior Iranian military and security officials were reportedly eliminated © IDF
The Israeli military has declared a sweeping strategic victory following a 12-day conflict with Iran, asserting it achieved "total aerial superiority at the heart of Iran" and exceeded all objectives of its offensive, dubbed Operation Rising Lion.
The announcement was made in a statement posted on X (formerly Twitter) by IDF Arabic-language spokesperson Avichay Adraee.
According to the IDF’s account, the campaign resulted in widespread damage to Iran’s military and nuclear infrastructure. Among the key claims:
The IDF also reported the elimination of 11 senior nuclear scientists allegedly tied to Iran’s nuclear weapons program. In addition:
The extent of the destruction, as described by the Israeli military, reflects what it calls a decisive blow to Iran’s military and nuclear capabilities. No independent verification of the figures provided has yet been made, and Tehran has not issued a full official response to the specific claims listed by the IDF.
The conflict marks one of the most direct and intense confrontations between the two countries, raising concerns across the international community about the potential for broader regional escalation.
President Donald Trump warned Monday, in a Truth Social post, that the US naval blockade on Iran would only be lifted in the event of a "deal" or "total surrender."
Iran said on Monday there were no talks under way with the United States and no plans for any meetings, contradicting U.S. President Donald Trump, who had cited talks he said would take place that afternoon as justification for calling off attacks.
U.S. President Donald Trump said talks with Iran will happen on Monday but declined to set a deadline for an agreement after earlier saying he had called off an imminent attack in hopes of quickly reaching a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and resolve the impasse over Tehran's nuclear capabilities.
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