
Why Military Strikes Won’t Solve the U.S.-Iran Nuclear Standoff
The U.S. strike on Iranian nuclear sites risks regional escalation. Experts say reviving the JCPOA and multilateral diplomacy is the only path to stability.
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The U.S. strike on Iranian nuclear sites risks regional escalation. Experts say reviving the JCPOA and multilateral diplomacy is the only path to stability.
Israel’s June 12 airstrike on Iran triggered a swift counterstrike and drew condemnation from 21 Arab and Islamic states, which urged UN intervention and the revival of nuclear talks.
As Israel–Iran tensions escalate, global oil markets brace for impact on supply, prices, and energy security.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry calls for de-escalation as Iran mulls closing the Strait of Hormuz after US strikes, warning of global energy and trade risks.
Iran launched fresh missile attacks on Israel after U.S. strikes on its nuclear sites, with explosions reported in Tel Aviv and the Shephelah region.
Tehran’s air defense systems intercepted missiles fired by the Israeli army at about 10 p.m. on Sunday, as each side claims strategic military objectives in a tense regional showdown.
Air defenses activated in Iran as US and Israel claim strikes on Iranian nuclear sites. UN warns of a “perilous turn” while Iran’s FM heads to Moscow for talks.
Read how Iran’s June 22 retaliatory strike of 40 missiles on Israel, following U.S. hits on nuclear sites, has injured over 80 and raised global concerns.
In Tel Aviv, a shopping mall’s underground parking lot has been transformed into a community shelter as missile strikes from Iran spur residents to find safety and solidarity.
The US has struck Iran’s nuclear sites, marking a major escalation in the Iran-Israel conflict. Explore global impacts on politics, business, and travel.