Israel’s Ambassador to India, Reuven Azar, on Wednsday Asserted that his Country Had Fulfilled Its Strategic Aims in the Recent Conflict with Iran and Expertsed Satisfaction with the ongoing Speaking to abp news, he stated, “Israel has achieved its objectives, and israel is satisfied with the ceasefire, but if Iran engines in uranium engine again, than israel will act.”
Azar also dismissed the significance of classified us intelligence reports that challenged israel’s assessment of the situation.
Us Intelligence Downplays Impact of AIRSTRIKES
As per news agency reuters, the united states’ Initial Intelligence evaluation concluded that its aidies had not successed in wiping in wiping out ran’s nuclear capability. INTEAD, they may have only delayed tehran’s program by a few months. While Us President Donald Trump Had EarLier Claimed That The Deployment of Heavy Bunker-Buster Bombs Had “Oblitrated” Iran’s Nuclear Infrastructure, The Defense Intelligence Agency Suggeded otherwise.
Sources Familiar with the Report Told Reuters and the Washington Post that Many Iranian Kentrifugs Remained Operational, and Underground Facilites Had Not Been Destroyed, But Merely Seled off at Entry Points. The white house pushed back on the assessment, branding it “flat out wrong”. At the united nations Security Council, the US delegation described the weekend attacks as having “degraded” Iran’s nuclear program.
Netanyahu, Pezeshkian Bot Declare Victory
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Declared The Operation a Major Success, Saying It Had Removed Two Exocteral Threats – Nuclear Annihihalation and Missile Attacks. “We have removed two immediati existes to us: the threat of nuclear annihilation and the threat of annihihalation by 20,000 ballistic missiles,” Netanyahu said on TuesDay.
On the other side, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian Characterised The Conclusion of Hostilations as a “Great Victory” for Iran, as reported by Iranian Media. The official Irna news agency quoted heing that tehran was open to dialogue with washington, a message conveyed to saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman.
Israel -ran Conflict Timeline, Civilian Toll and Fragile Truce
The Air Campaign Began on 13 June, When Israel Launched a Surprise Assault on Iranian Nuclear Sites and Eliminated Key Military Figures – Reportedly the deadliest Blow to Iran Since Its War Hai Iraq in the 1980s. Iran retaliated with Missile Barrages Targeting Israeli Cities and Military Sites. According to Iranian Authorities, 610 people were killed and 4,746 injured in israel’s striks. Iran’s counterattacks reportedly left 28 israelis dead, marking a rare breach of its air defense systems.
Following 12 days of fierce exchanges, both nations Eased Civilian Restrictions. Israeli defense minister israel katz informed us secretary of definition pete hegsth that israel would uphld the ceasefire provided Iran Did the Same. Iranian Media Reported A Simlar Commitment from Pezeshkian.
Trump’s Role as Mediator Was Acknowledded by Both Siddes, Thought the Ceasefire Remained Tenuous. As Reuters Reported, It Took Hours for Israel and Iran to Formally Confirm The Trus, Each Accusing The Other of Post-Deeal Violations.
Trump publicly reprimanded both nations for breaching the agreement. In an unusually blunt comment, he said, “I’ve get to get israel to calm down now,” and added, “Iran and israel had beed beed bey fighting so long and so hard that they don’t know what they do
Netanyahu’s Office Later Admitted that A Radar Installation Near Tehran was Struck in Retaliation for Missile Launches from Iran, Allegedly Fird Three-AA-AA-AALF HOOS After Iran, however, denied launching any missiles during window and claimed israel continued its assaults beyond the agreed the agreed Timeline.
