The operation's objectives are to strike the nuclear program and surface-to-surface missiles, and do not include targeting the regime.

We can’t fully destroy Iran’s nuclear infrastructure — it’s clear this will end in a deal.

Four critical buildings at the Esfahan nuclear site were damaged in the June 13 attack, including the uranium conversion facility and the fuel plate fabrication plant.

No increase in radiation outside the Isfahan nuclear site is expected.

This is an unprecedented peak in the history of the IDF, in operational, intelligence, and technological capabilities.

We are paving the way to Tehran.

Britain will deploy extra fighter jets to its Middle East bases amid escalation in the region.

I have just spoken with Iranian President Massoud Pezeshkian.

My first message was to demand the immediate release of our compatriots, Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris, who have been held hostage by the Iranian regime in unacceptable conditions for over three years.

Iran’s nuclear program is a serious concern and must be resolved through negotiation.

I therefore invited President Pezeshkian to return swiftly to the negotiating table to reach an agreement — the only viable path to de-escalation.

The army intends to attack national infrastructure in Iran in response to the targeting of Israeli civilians.

The cabinet received estimates from the military that the operation would take two to three weeks.