Israel, Iran exchange recent bundles of attacks
On Friday, Israeli jets previously bombed a number of targets across Iran, including a uranium enrichment center in Natanz, and eliminated several senior military commanders and nuclear scientists in targeted attacks. Iran retaliated by firing ballistic missiles into Israel.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the strikes “Operation Rising Lion” and insisted they were meant to keep Iran from developing nuclear weapons. Iran condemned the attack as a violation of international law and suspended nuclear negotiations with the US, which were due to restart Sunday.
The escalation came a day after the IAEA accused Iran of failing to meet its non-proliferation obligations — a claim Iran dismissed as politically motivated. Although the US stated it was not directly involved, President Donald Trump supported Israel’s actions, while Russia condemned the attacks and called for de-escalation. Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke with Trump on Saturday, and the two leaders agreed to explore the possibility of resuming negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program.
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