Using Peace as a Pretext, U.S. Enters War After Two Weeks of Delay — Middle East Now in Grave Danger
Under the guise of seeking peace and after buying two weeks of time, the United States has openly launched attacks on Iran’s nuclear facilities, dragging the world into a new phase of conflict.
Despite global powers like Russia, China, and regional actors expressing concern, Washington has taken a direct war posture, with claims emerging that radiation from the strikes may endanger civilian populations in Gulf countries.
With the Middle East already embroiled in tensions, this move has set off alarm bells, placing the entire region on the brink of a wider, uncontrollable conflict.
Now is the Time for Peace, Iran Should Agree to End the War: President Trump
Washington: Following the attack on Iranian nuclear installations, U.S. President Donald Trump has stated that Iran must now agree to end the war.
President Trump said that the time has come for peace and Iran should be willing to put an end to the conflict.
Earlier, in a social media post, Trump revealed that the U.S. had struck three Iranian nuclear sites and claimed that the Fordow nuclear facility had been completely destroyed.
Iranian Officials Say Nuclear Sites Were Evacuated Before U.S. Strikes
Tehran: Iranian authorities have revealed that their nuclear facilities were evacuated before the U.S. airstrikes took place.
Following the American attack on Iran’s nuclear installations, an Iranian official stated that the Fordow nuclear site was targeted, and strikes were also carried out near Isfahan and Natanz.
The official added that the sites were cleared in advance, and no nuclear materials were present at the locations that were hit—thus no radioactive leakage occurred.
This statement comes shortly after U.S. President Donald Trump officially announced that the United States had launched strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities.
U.S. Strikes Iran’s Nuclear Facilities
U.S. President Donald Trump has announced that the United States has launched attacks on three Iranian nuclear sites.
In a post on the social media platform Truth Social, President Trump stated that the U.S. has struck Iran’s nuclear facilities.
He said the attacks were successful and that the Fordow nuclear facility has been completely destroyed.
Trump added that the U.S. targeted nuclear sites in Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan, and that American aircraft have now exited Iranian airspace
Houthis Threaten to Target U.S. Warships if America Joins Strikes on Iran
Yemen's Houthi-led group Ansar Allah has warned that if the U.S. supports Israeli strikes on Iran, they will target American ships in the Red Sea.
A spokesperson for the Houthi group stated that they strongly oppose Zionist aggression against any Islamic or Arab country.
It is worth noting that the Israel-Iran war has been ongoing for the past week, and recently, a White House spokesperson said that President Trump will decide within the next two weeks whether the U.S. will join Israel in its attacks on Iran.
We Condemn Israeli Aggression Against Iran: Ishaq Dar
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has stated that Pakistan strongly condemns Israeli aggression against Iran, calling it a threat to global peace.
Speaking at the 51st session of the OIC Council of Foreign Ministers, Ishaq Dar said the meeting is taking place at a critical time when the Muslim Ummah is facing unprecedented challenges. He highlighted ongoing conflicts and oppression in Palestine, Jammu and Kashmir, and other regions, as well as the rising tide of hatred, Islamophobia, and discriminatory attitudes against Muslims.
The Deputy Prime Minister reiterated that Pakistan strongly condemns Israel’s aggressive strikes on Iran, emphasizing that such actions endanger global peace. He added that Pakistan supports convening a UN meeting in defense of Iran.
Hezbollah Leader's Close Aide Martyred Along with Son in Israeli Strike
Hezbollah has confirmed the martyrdom of Abu Ali Al-Khalil in Iran. According to Arab media, Israel targeted him while he was traveling from Iraq to Tehran.
Abu Ali Al-Khalil, also known as Abu Ali Jawad, was regarded as a close bodyguard and special advisor to Hezbollah’s Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah.
Ayatollah Khamenei Names Three Possible Successors, Claims U.S. Newspaper
According to a report by The New York Times, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has suggested the names of three clerics as potential successors.
The American newspaper claims that this “extraordinary move” comes in light of escalating Israeli attacks. The report further states that Ayatollah Khamenei fears Israel or the United States may attempt to assassinate him.
We’ve Repeatedly Told Israel There’s No Evidence Iran is Seeking Nuclear Weapons: Russian President
In an interview with Sky News Arabia, Russian President stated that there is no evidence proving Iran is pursuing nuclear weapons. He emphasized that using nuclear energy for peaceful purposes is Iran’s legitimate right.
The Russian President also made it clear that Russia is ready to provide Iran with the necessary cooperation in the nuclear field.
Iran Must Not Acquire Nuclear Weapons, Macron Emphasizes in Call with Iranian President
According to the French presidential office, during a phone conversation with the Iranian President, French President Emmanuel Macron stressed that Iran must provide full assurances that its nuclear program is peaceful.
Macron firmly reiterated that Iran must not acquire nuclear weapons under any circumstances
Iran Carries Out 18th Strike on Israel, Claims Destruction of Targets at Ben Gurion Airport and Military Sites
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) of Iran has claimed successful strikes on several Israeli targets, including Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv and the Zionist army’s command and control centers.
According to the IRGC, the 18th phase of Operation Wa’ad Al-Sadiq III involved the use of Shaheed-136 drones and advanced missiles against Israeli positions.
In its official statement, the IRGC claimed that key military installations were successfully destroyed in the latest round of attacks against Israel.
Israeli Aggression on Iran and Gaza is Unacceptable: OIC Secretary-General
In his address, the Secretary-General of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) declared Israel’s aggression against Iran and Gaza as unacceptable.
He emphasized that, in accordance with United Nations resolutions, every country has the right to defend itself. He further stressed the need to seek a peaceful resolution to the Iran-Israel conflict.
(FAQ) About the U.S.–Iran–Israel Conflict
1. Did the United States attack Iran’s nuclear facilities?
Yes. U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed that American forces launched strikes on three Iranian nuclear sites: Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan. Trump claimed the Fordow facility was completely destroyed.
2. Was there any radiation leak after the U.S. strikes?
No. Iranian officials stated that all nuclear materials had been evacuated before the attack. There was no radioactive leakage reported at the targeted sites.
3. Is this the beginning of a larger Middle East war?
The situation is highly volatile. Experts warn that this move by the U.S. could escalate into a broader regional war, especially if countries like Russia, China, and Gulf nations get directly involved.
4. What is Russia’s stance on the Iran nuclear issue?
Russian President has reiterated that there is no evidence Iran is pursuing nuclear weapons. Russia supports Iran’s right to peaceful nuclear energy and has criticized the strikes.
5. What did President Trump say after the strikes?
President Trump stated that now is the time for peace and called on Iran to agree to end the conflict. He emphasized that the strikes were necessary to prevent further escalation.
6. How did Iran respond to the Israeli and U.S. aggression?
Iran has carried out multiple retaliatory strikes, including the 18th round of attacks targeting Israeli military infrastructure and Ben Gurion Airport using drones and missiles.
7. Have other nations responded to the conflict?
Yes.
- Pakistan has condemned Israeli aggression and called for UN intervention.
- The OIC (Organisation of Islamic Cooperation) labeled the Israeli actions against Iran and Gaza as unacceptable.
- France emphasized that Iran must never acquire nuclear weapons.
8. What did the Houthis say about the conflict?
Yemen’s Houthi-led group Ansar Allah warned that if the U.S. aids Israel in strikes against Iran, they would target American warships in the Red Sea.
9. Was a Hezbollah leader killed during this conflict?
Yes. Abu Ali Al-Khalil, a close aide to Hezbollah's leader, was killed in an Israeli strike while traveling from Iraq to Tehran, according to Arab media reports.
10. Has Iran begun succession planning due to these threats?
According to The New York Times, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has reportedly named three potential successors due to growing fears of assassination attempts amid the ongoing conflict.
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