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Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi arrived in Istanbul to participate in the Organization of Islamic Cooperation meeting, which will discuss Tehran's conflict with Israel. Earlier, Araqchi stated that Iran would not resume nuclear negotiations until Israel's "aggression" ceases.

European diplomats called on Iran to continue nuclear talks with the United States, despite Israeli strikes. They stressed that regional escalation is dangerous and Iran is not allowed to have nuclear weapons.

A 5. 22 magnitude earthquake occurred in Iran near Tehran and in Qom Province, where a fortified nuclear facility is located. This occurred against the backdrop of continued Israeli airstrikes on Iran, including an attack on the Iranian air defense system "Magar".

European and Iranian foreign ministers met to assess Tehran's readiness for talks on a new, strengthened nuclear deal. This happened amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, with the United States expressing readiness for direct contacts with Iran.

Thousands of people in Middle Eastern countries have protested, condemning the actions of Israel and the US after Israeli strikes on Iran. Demonstrators chanted slogans against both countries and expressed solidarity with the Iranian government.

US intelligence believes that Iran has not made a final decision on creating nuclear weapons, but is close to it. Tehran may accelerate the process in case of an attack or the killing of its leader.

The IDF struck three Iranian missile launchers ready for launch, targeting Israel. The strike also targeted a military commander who planned these launches.

Israel likely struck an underground bunker in Tehran where Iran's supreme leader Ali Khamenei might be hiding. This was in response to Iran's attacks on Israeli hospitals.

The White House spokesperson confirmed that US envoy Steve Wittekoff and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi were in contact by phone. Contacts are ongoing, and six rounds of negotiations have taken place.

US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi held phone talks, trying to find a diplomatic solution to the escalating situation in the Middle East. Iran is ready for negotiations, but demands an end to Israeli strikes.

The UN Security Council will hold an emergency meeting on the evening of June 20 at Ukraine's request due to large-scale Russian attacks. Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiga called for a principled stance from member states.

Israel's Defense Minister said Ali Khamenei "should not continue to exist" after Iranian missiles damaged a hospital and injured over 200 people.

Israel will intensify strikes on strategic targets in Iran in response to Iran's attack on the hospital. Israel's Defense Minister stated that Iran will be held accountable for its war crimes.

Israeli officials are considering options other than airstrikes on Iran, including a special forces raid on the uranium enrichment facility in Fordo. While US President Donald Trump doubts the effectiveness of bombs against fortified targets, Israel is preparing to act alone.

The Israeli Air Force attacked military targets in Iran, including a dormant nuclear reactor in Arrak used for plutonium production. A weapons development site in Natanz and industrial facilities were also hit.

North Korea is supplying Russia with weapons and soldiers, receiving modern technologies and resources in return. Iran, which provides drones, does not see mutual benefit, remaining vulnerable to attacks.

US President Donald Trump approved plans to attack Iran, but is delaying its implementation, observing Tehran's reaction to its nuclear program. This concerns the uranium enrichment plant in Fordow.

Japan plans to evacuate approximately 90 citizens and their family members from Iran by land to Azerbaijan due to airport closures. The government is considering sending a Self-Defense Force transport plane to a base in Djibouti.

Iran has launched over 400 ballistic missiles and about 1,000 drones at Israel since the start of the conflict. 24 people were killed, 500 injured.

Iran has sharply increased oil exports following the escalation of the conflict with Israel. The country seeks to maintain revenues by dispersing tankers and ensuring supply stability through the Strait of Hormuz.

The IAEA has confirmation of strikes on two Iranian centrifuge production facilities, which were previously under the agency's monitoring. It is noted that the TESA workshop in Karaj and the Tehran Research Center were hit.

The US is considering options for action regarding Iran and Israel. Trump has stepped up his rhetoric, and US negotiators believe Iran's positions are weak.

Early in his term, Trump restrained Israel from attacking Iran. But now, he is considering military support for Israel, a shift in US policy.

Iran warned the US of a harsh response in case of direct participation in Israel's military campaign. Thousands of people left Tehran after the exchange of missile strikes between Iran and Israel.

The IDF reported that the Israeli Air Force struck military targets near Tehran. A centrifuge production facility and several weapons manufacturing sites were attacked.

The Israeli army called for the urgent evacuation of half a million residents of the 18th district of Tehran and announced the beginning of a series of strikes on the military infrastructure of the Iranian regime.

A spokesman for the Israel Defense Forces reported that 60 fighter jets struck ballistic missile launchers in Iran. Massive Internet outages are observed in Iran.

According to Axios, Trump is actively considering strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. Netanyahu is convinced that Trump may order the start of hostilities in the near future.

Donald Trump said he knows where Iran's Supreme Leader is hiding, hinting at full US control over Iran's skies. He also called on Iran to surrender unconditionally.

The Israeli Defense Minister warned the Iranian leader of consequences like Saddam Hussein if the attacks continue. Israel will act against military targets in Tehran.