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Sixth Night of Israel-Iran Strikes Sees Missile Exchanges and Trump’s Surrender Demand

The deployment of the Nimitz bolstered regional defenses as global leaders demanded a cease-fire

Les habitants fuyant la capitale bombardée par Israël, provoquent des embouteillages monstres, dimanche, à Téhéran.
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Le président français Emmanuel Macron et le premier ministre canadien Mark Carney et le président américain Donald Trump assistent à une séance photo de famille lors du Sommet du G7, à Kananaskis, Alberta, Canada, le 16 juin 2025.
Emmanuel Macron lors d’une conférence de presse donnée à l’Élysée, vendredi 13 juin.

Overview

  • Israeli and Iranian forces exchanged ballistic missiles and defensive interceptors for a sixth consecutive night, with Iran firing hypersonic Fattah-1 missiles and Israel downing incoming drones.
  • President Trump convened his national security council and publicly demanded Iran’s “unconditional surrender,” warning that its Supreme Leader could be targeted if hostilities persist.
  • The United States reinforced its Middle East posture by redirecting the Nimitz aircraft carrier to the region, closing its Jerusalem embassy for security reasons and forming a task force to assist American citizens.
  • Civilian populations have suffered heavily, with at least 224 fatalities in Iran and 24 in Israel, mass evacuations in Tehran, widespread fuel and food shortages and a crippling cyberattack on Iran’s banking system.
  • G7 members and President Macron cautioned against forcible regime change, urging immediate de-escalation and renewed diplomatic engagement to prevent a wider regional conflagration.