Iran launches missile retaliation targeting Jerusalem and Tel Aviv

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Iran’s Supreme Leader accused Israel of starting a war, while U.S. officials confirmed American forces helped intercept missiles.

Iran launched a retaliatory missile strike on Israel Friday night following Israeli attacks on Iran’s Natanz nuclear site and the killing of top commanders. Explosions were reported in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv as air raid sirens blared. Israel said under 100 missiles were fired, most intercepted.

Two Israelis were critically injured. Iran’s Supreme Leader accused Israel of starting a war, while U.S. officials confirmed American forces helped intercept missiles. Iran claimed 78 deaths and over 300 wounded from Israeli strikes.

Prime Minister Netanyahu vowed continued operations, calling the Iranian nuclear threat imminent. U.S. President Trump urged Iran to rejoin nuclear talks, saying, “They can still work out a deal.” Iran confirmed loss of senior generals and scientists. Mossad operatives reportedly conducted covert raids. Public panic gripped Iranian cities. A missile from Yemen injured Palestinian children in Hebron. Fears of a broader regional war intensified amid soaring oil prices and ongoing tensions.

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