Breaking News... Israel has launched a new attack on Iran!

As tensions between Israel and Iran continue to escalate, a new statement has been issued by the Israeli military.

The announcement stated that various targets in the western region of Iran were struck with surface-to-surface missiles. The statement emphasized that the attacks targeted "strategic missile infrastructure."

IRAN: 128 DEAD, 900 INJURED

The Iranian Ministry of Health reported that 128 people have lost their lives and 900 have been injured in the attacks carried out by Israel on various cities, primarily Tehran.

The Ministry of Health released its first statement regarding the casualties and injuries from the Israeli attacks. According to this, 128 people have lost their lives in the attacks across the country. At least 900 people have also been injured.

PRESIDENT ERDOĞAN AND TRUMP DISCUSS IRAN-ISRAEL WAR

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan held a phone call with US President Donald Trump today. Erdoğan and Trump have spoken twice in 2 days.

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan held a phone call with United States President Donald Trump today.

According to a statement from the Presidential Directorate of Communications' social media account, the discussion covered bilateral and regional issues, primarily the conflict between Israel and Iran.

Tensions in the region continue to rise as Israel began airstrikes against Iran on June 13.

As the conflict enters its third day, Israel continues its attacks targeting nuclear facilities and the command structure in different parts of Iran. Iran continues to respond with missiles.

HERE IS THE LATEST SITUATION IN THE REGION

All educational institutions in Iran have been closed until further notice. Additionally, the state of emergency and restrictions in Israel have been extended until June 30.

US President Donald Trump commented on the conflicts between Israel and Iran, saying, "There will be peace between Israel and Iran soon, too. There are a lot of talks and meetings going on right now. I'm doing a lot, and I get no credit for anything."

18.20 - 'LONGEST-RANGE' ATTACK FROM ISRAEL

The Israeli Air Force announced in a statement that it had attacked a refueling aircraft at Mashhad Airport in eastern Iran.

In the statement, Israel said it had carried out the longest-range attack since the beginning of the operation. It was reported that the airport is 2,300 kilometers away.

19.00 - IRAN: 44 UAVS SHOT DOWN IN THE LAST 48 HOURS

Iranian Border Guard Commander Ahmad Ali Goudarzi announced that numerous Israeli UAVs had been shot down.

Goudarzi stated that 44 Israeli UAVs had been shot down in the last 48 hours and announced that the entry of the UAVs into Iranian airspace had been prevented.

Goudarzi said, "Our border guards remain fully vigilant. They have issued a stern warning that any enemy assets, terrorist groups, armed groups, smugglers, and any threat to Iran's border security will be met with decisive force."

19.33 - '128 PEOPLE HAVE LOST THEIR LIVES'

The Iranian Ministry of Health announced how many people have died in the attacks.

The statement said, "128 people lost their lives and 900 people were injured in the Israeli attacks."

In a statement made by the Israeli government, it was announced that the death toll from attacks carried out by Iran against Israel since June 13 has risen to 14. At least 7 people died in a building hit in the Israeli city of Bat Yam.

19.40 - 'ISRAEL'S PLAN TO KILL KHAMENEI VETOED'

In a report by Reuters citing two US officials, it was stated that US President Donald Trump vetoed Israel's plan to kill Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

According to this, one of the sources said, "Have the Iranians killed an American yet? No. Until they do that, we are not even talking about attacking the political leadership."

The officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said that senior US officials have been in constant contact with Israeli officials following Israel's launch of a large-scale attack on Iran aimed at stopping its nuclear program.

In an interview with Fox News' "Special Report with Bret Baier," Netanyahu was asked about the Reuters report and said, "There are a lot of baseless reports about meetings that never happened, and I'm not going to get into those."

Netanyahu added, "But I can tell you this, I think we are doing what we need to do, and we will do what we need to do. I think the US knows what is good for the US."

Israeli National Security Advisor Tzachi Hanegbi also denied the report, calling it "fake news of the highest order."

IRANIAN FOREIGN MINISTRY BUILDING HIT

Iranian officials reported that one of the ministry's auxiliary service buildings was hit in the Israeli attack.

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