Missile Alert: Israelis Rush to Shelters as Iran Strikes Escalate
On June 19, Iran launched a new wave of missiles on Israel, prompting citizens to rush into underground shelters as sirens blared across multiple cities amid escalating tensions.
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On June 19, Iran launched a new wave of missiles on Israel, prompting citizens to rush into underground shelters as sirens blared across multiple cities amid escalating tensions.
As Israel and Iran trade strikes, the U.S. ramps up deterrence while balancing diplomacy and public opinion in a high-stakes standoff.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres calls for immediate de-escalation and ceasefire as Israel and Iran trade daily strikes.
China’s FM Wang Yi and Egypt’s Abdelatty call for immediate ceasefire and dialogue to ease rising Middle East tensions.
Iran warns of a firm response if the U.S. partners with Israel in its largest-ever air campaign, as civilians flee Tehran and missile exchanges escalate.
At a UN Security Council meeting, China’s UN envoy Fu Cong urged Syria’s interim authorities to step up counterterrorism measures against ETIM and other groups.
Air raid sirens sounded across Israel after Iran launched about 20 missiles at central locations. No casualties reported so far as global observers brace for more.
The USS Nimitz aircraft carrier diverted from Southeast Asia to the Middle East amid escalating air strikes between Iran and Israel, marking a significant U.S. naval deployment in the region.
Iran launched around 100 missiles at Israel early Monday, triggering sirens as at least five were killed and dozens wounded. The strike follows Israeli raids that killed 224 since last Friday.
After a fresh barrage of Iranian missile attacks, Israel’s Home Front Command lifts air raid warnings, allowing residents to leave shelters nationwide.