Nuclear Talks Called Off As Iran Warns of Stronger Response If Israeli Attacks Persist
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Tehran early on June 14 launched fresh missile strikes that hit Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and other cities in Israel as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu huddled with senior officials to plan the next steps in a military operation that targeted nuclear and military facilities in arch enemy Iran

Tehran launched fresh missiles strikes against Tel Aviv and other Israeli cities as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed further strikes on Iran in a military operation that has targeted the nuclear and military facilities of his country’s arch enemy.

Shortly after midnight on June 14, Israel said its military had intercepted a new round of Iranian surface-to-surface missiles in Tel Aviv, Haifa, and Jerusalem on the second consecutive day of Iranian air strikes that followed a damaging Israeli air assault on sites linked to Tehran’s nuclear program.

  • @[email protected]English
    9•30 days ago

    Lol it won’t because this is literally nothing. They’ve been through much worse and Iran default response for the past few years has been to launch a bunch of blank rockets that run on Imam farts and then claim that they made Tel Aviv burn in “hell fire”.

    These attacks are a signal from Iran that they don’t want a war with Israel and that this is the furthest they’ll go. They did the same thing when Haniyeh was killed in Tehran.

    • @[email protected]English
      1•29 days ago

      I’m not saying this one attack is what it takes. Continued attacks will lead to peace talks, which is what happens all the time.

      • @[email protected]English
        1•29 days ago

        Iran doesn’t recognize Israel so they won’t have any direct negotiations any time soon.

          • @[email protected]English
            2•29 days ago

            They will, but if they were to return to the status quo it’ll be through weaker and weaker retaliation attacks. The ol’ deescalation through escalation that we’ve seen them do many times in the past.