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Missiles were launched from Tehran and Kermanshah, striking multiple locations across the country, including Tel Aviv, where significant damage and injuries were reported.
Iran canceled Sunday's talks with the U.S. after Israel's surprise strike killed top commanders and nuclear scientists, including lead negotiator Ali Shamkhani.
Iran launched multiple waves of missile attacks against Israel in retaliation for a surprise bombing earlier Friday morning.
President Donald Trump praised the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) and stated that they will continue to launch attacks despite Secretary of State Marco Rubio attempting to distance the United States from strikes launched by the Israeli military.
Israel vowed to press on with "full force" on Friday after its unprecedented onslaught on Iran that killed several of the country's top military brass, with media in the Islamic republic reporting strikes and projectiles well into the evening.
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Iranians called for revenge on Friday demanding a swift response to a dizzying wave of strikes by Israel, as some took to the streets in protest, while others sheltered inside, unsure what would happen next.
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US President Donald Trump urged Iran Friday to make a deal or face "even more brutal" attacks, while keeping the door open for negotiations after Israel's deadly strikes on Tehran's nuclear facilities.
Donald Trump praised the Israeli assault, calling it "excellent." He added, "We gave them a chance, and they didn't take it.''
At a ceremony held Thursday at the Rajin shipyard, Kim oversaw the relaunch and declared plans to build two new 5,000-ton destroyers by 2026.
Iran's drone retaliation was reportedly triggered by the Israeli operation, which is believed to have killed several senior Iranian military commanders, including Major General Mohammad Bagheri, IRGC commander Hossein Salami, and General Gholam Ali Rachid.
The operation targeted key sites, including the Natanz nuclear facility and ballistic missile arsenal, resulting in significant casualties among Iranian military leaders and nuclear scientists.
Prime Minister Netanyahu said the operation aimed to damage Iran's nuclear facilities, ballistic missile factories, and military capabilities, describing it as essential for Israel's self-defense.
The underlying fear is not only a reduction in Iranian oil supply but also a broader disruption in the Strait of Hormuz, the world's most important passage point for crude oil transportation, which connects the Gulf of Oman with the Persian Gulf and is a vital shipping route for Middle Eastern oil production.