Iran Israel War Live Updates
The ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel took a dramatic turn on Thursday as Iran launched a missile barrage that hit Soroka Medical Center, the largest hospital in southern Israel. According to the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF), multiple missiles struck Be’er Sheva, causing significant damage and injuring dozens. This incident marks a critical point in the war, prompting Israeli leaders to vow intensified retaliation against Iranian military and nuclear targets.
In swift retaliation, Israel launched a counteroffensive targeting Iran’s Arak heavy water reactor—a vital component of its nuclear program. The IDF confirmed that other high-value strategic targets, including nuclear weapons development facilities, radar systems, and missile storage sites, were also struck.
The Israeli military declared, “These facilities fuel Iran’s drive for nuclear weapons and its attacks on Israeli civilians. The IDF will continue operating to eliminate threats and defend the State of Israel.”
As the Iran Israel war live updates continue to dominate headlines, the United States is reportedly considering military intervention. According to Bloomberg, U.S. President Donald Trump is weighing options but has not made a final decision on joining the conflict.
In a press briefing, Trump said, “I may do it, I may not do it. Nobody knows what I’m going to do.” He emphasized the importance of making last-minute decisions, especially during unpredictable wartime developments.
While military tensions rise, international diplomacy is also in full swing. European nations, including France, the U.K., and Germany, are expected to hold urgent nuclear talks with Iran on Friday. However, the United States is currently not scheduled to participate in these discussions.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has offered to mediate between Iran and Israel. He suggested a framework where Iran can continue a peaceful nuclear program while addressing Israeli security concerns. Russia’s proposal has been shared with both Israel and Iran, as well as with U.S. officials.
Despite Israel’s claims, Iran maintains it has no intention of developing nuclear weapons. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi reiterated that Iran remains committed to diplomacy and peaceful nuclear development.
Iranian officials also accused the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) of siding with Israel. Spokesperson Nasser Kanaani stated that IAEA Director Rafael Grossi had “betrayed the nuclear non-proliferation regime” and had become “a partner in an unjust war.”
Following the missile attack on Soroka Hospital, Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz stated that Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei would be held personally accountable for what he called “serious war crimes.”
Katz posted on X (formerly Twitter), “The cowardly Iranian dictator fires missiles at hospitals and residential buildings in Israel. These are war crimes, and Khamenei will be held accountable.” He confirmed that the IDF has been ordered to “intensify strikes on strategic and government targets in Iran.”
As the conflict intensifies, governments around the world are racing to evacuate their citizens from both Israel and Iran. With Israeli airspace shut and both sides locked in frequent missile exchanges, foreign nationals are being evacuated via third-party countries.
Emergency evacuations include flights, buses, and in extreme cases, walking across international borders. Countries such as the U.S., U.K., France, and Canada have already issued travel advisories and deployed special assistance teams.
In response to Trump’s warning of possible U.S. military intervention, China urged restraint. At a press briefing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun stated, “China opposes the use or threat of use of force in international relations and supports the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all nations.”
This diplomatic stance reflects Beijing’s interest in maintaining regional stability, especially with many of its energy interests linked to the Middle East.
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange sustained heavy damage, and at least 32 people were injured in missile strikes. Rescue services like Magen David Adom have been working around the clock to treat victims and clear debris.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that Iran would “pay a heavy price” for the hospital attack. In a post on X, he said, “Iran’s terrorist dictators fired missiles at Soroka Hospital and at civilians in central Israel. We will make the tyrants in Tehran pay.”
Israel’s actions reflect its zero-tolerance stance on attacks involving civilian infrastructure. Meanwhile, there are growing concerns that the conflict could expand into a larger regional war if not contained diplomatically.
The Iran Israel war live updates reflect a rapidly deteriorating security situation in the Middle East. With strikes on nuclear sites, hospitals, and stock exchanges, the conflict has reached unprecedented intensity. As diplomatic efforts continue, the world watches anxiously to see whether further escalation can be avoided or if a broader international conflict is inevitable.
For real-time information, continue to follow Iran Israel War Live Updates from credible news sources and official government announcements.
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