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Israel Strikes Iran’s Air Defense Sites Following New Iranian Missile Salvos

Planned U.S.-Iran nuclear negotiations in Oman risk collapse following the latest exchanges that have heightened fears of a broader regional war.

Un bâtiment endommagé par un missile iranien dans la ville israélienne de Ramat Gan, près de Tel Aviv, le 14 juin 2025.
Israël a frappé environ 100 cibles en Iran le 13 juin, notamment des installations nucléaires et des centres de commandement militaire, tuant des personnalités de haut rang, dont le chef des forces armées et de hauts scientifiques nucléaires.
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AFP - Iran

Overview

  • Israeli Defense Forces bombarded Iranian air defense sites and missile launchers near Tehran early June 14 in response to Iran’s missile strikes on Israeli territory.
  • Iran launched roughly 150 ballistic missiles in three overnight waves, most of which were intercepted but still caused damage and civilian casualties around Tel Aviv.
  • Iranian state media reported at least 78 dead and over 320 injured, while Israeli authorities confirmed three civilian fatalities and dozens of injuries.
  • The United States helped Israel intercept incoming missiles and UN and EU officials have urged urgent de-escalation to avert a wider Middle East conflict.
  • Scheduled indirect nuclear talks in Oman on Sunday now face uncertainty as Tehran’s participation remains unclear.