White House issues 'nuclear call' to Iran
The White House, arguing that developments regarding Israel's attacks on Iran are "inevitable," stated that the fastest way for Iran to achieve peace is to abandon its nuclear weapons program.
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A senior White House official made a statement evaluating the Iran-Israel conflict that began with Israel's attacks.
The official said, "Whatever happens today is inevitable. However, if Iran wishes, we have the ability to negotiate a successful peaceful resolution to this conflict. The fastest way for Iran to achieve peace is to abandon its nuclear weapons program."
On June 13, Israel launched large-scale attacks targeting the military's top command echelon, primarily nuclear facilities in various Iranian cities.
While the Iranian Chief of General Staff, the Commander-in-Chief of the Revolutionary Guards, several high-ranking commanders, and 9 nuclear scientists were killed in the attacks, the total civilian death toll was announced as 78.
It was reported that 3 people were killed and 172 were injured in the Iranian military's retaliatory ballistic missile strike on Israel.
Numerous countries, led by Turkey, condemned Israel.