Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the attacks on Iran may have pushed their nuclear ambitions by several years, but rejected international pressure to show restraint

We take a look at what weapons Iran could turn to in response to overnight Israeli strikes against its nuclear and military bases. View on euronews

A major Iranian missile strike near Tel Aviv’s key military base has raised serious questions about Israel’s air-defence capabilities. Despite intercepting many incoming missiles, several still caused casualties and property damage.

The Israeli military has indicated it will continue operations as necessary to eliminate threats posed by Iran’s weapons development and deployment.

A detailed breakdown of Israel's recent strikes on Iran, which targeted nuclear facilities and missile sites and resulted in the deaths of key military figures and scientists, according to reports.

In what is its most ambitious military operation in recent years, Israel launched a series of air strikes against Iran on Friday, targeting nuclear sites, missile facilities and other military infrastructure. The attack killed some of the country’s key military and civilian personnel as well.

United States President Donald Trump gave stringent conditions to Iran following Israeli attacks on the Arab country on Friday morning, killing its military leaders.

The individuals eliminated were central knowledge holders in Iran's nuclear program, with decades of combined experience across nuclear engineering, physics, chemistry, and materials science - Clcik o

Defense experts suggest further waves may follow the Israeli assault, which hit strategic sites and killed senior Iranian commanders