Israel-Iran Conflict

The United States has launched airstrikes on Iran’s key nuclear sites Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan in a major escalation of the ongoing Middle East conflict. President Donald Trump confirmed the strikes, warning of further attacks unless Tehran agrees to peace. While the attacks raised fears of radiation leaks, both Iranian officials and international agencies have stated that there is no immediate danger to nearby residents, as nuclear materials had been removed from the facilities prior to the strikes.

Over 500 Indian nationals have been safely evacuated from conflict-hit Iran under "Operation Sindhu", the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said. Special flights brought back citizens, including students and pilgrims, as tensions escalated between Iran and Israel. The MEA expressed gratitude to the Iranian government for its support in the evacuation efforts.

Israel launched fresh airstrikes on Tehran Wednesday, targeting military sites in the Iranian capital, according to the Israeli military. The attack came shortly after Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei delivered a defiant televised address, rejecting U.S. demands for surrender and warning of “irreparable damage” in case of further military intervention. Khamenei also vowed punishment for Israel, calling its offensive a “huge mistake” and ruled out any ceasefire imposed by foreign powers.

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