Official Israel Vs. Iran 2025 thread: First post updates! US, Israel attacks set Iran back months at best. Ceasefire in effect. Everybody wins(?)

[ReasonableMatic]

His political career is over

Know that this Judeo-Christian religious conviction is the EXACT same thought process Christian Western Europeans used to ethnic cleanse Indigenous ppl — and then convert, enslave and kidnap Central and West Africans to the Americas.



AmeriKKKa = Christian fascism
lsrael = Judeo fascism
AmeriKKKa + lsrael = Judeo-Christian fascism
AmeriKKKa = the United States of lsrael

 

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57 min ago

Israeli military says it has degraded Iran’s ability to launch large barrages of ballistic missiles​

From CNN's Jeremy Diamond
The Israeli military assesses that it has significantly degraded Iran’s ability to fire large barrages of missiles toward Israel, according to an Israeli military official.

Iran is now firing smaller barrages of missiles following six days of Israeli airstrikes that have destroyed large numbers of ballistic missile launchers, disrupted the Iranian military’s command structure and sent Iran scrambling to move its missile assets further east, the official told CNN.

The latest Iranian ballistic missile launch at Israel on Wednesday evening consisted of a single missile, according to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).

The Israeli military has now destroyed approximately 40% of Iran’s ballistic missile launchers, the official said.

Israel has also killed senior Iranian commanders responsible for air defense, which the official said has disrupted Iran’s ability to effectively coordinate its missile launches.

And with Israeli jets now operating freely over the skies of western Iran following strikes to air defense assets, Iran has sought to move many of its ballistic missile launchers east.

The Israeli military has also actively disrupted Iranian missile launches in progress. “When we see them, we fire at them,” the Israeli military official said.

Still, Israel does not know whether Iran’s capabilities have been permanently degraded and that Iran won’t soon again be able to resume larger barrages.

 

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52 min ago

Israel detects incoming Iranian missiles​

From CNN’s Tamar Michaelis and Michael Rios
The Israeli military says it has identified incoming missiles launched from Iran and is working to intercept them.

The public has been instructed to seek shelter.

 

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36 min ago

All-Senate classified briefing on Iran set for next week​

From CNN’s Morgan Rimmer
There will be an all-senators classified briefing on Iran early next week, according to an aide for Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.

No further details on date or time available yet.

Schumer said earlier in a Wednesday news conference on the sweeping reconciliation bill that he had requested a classified briefing with all senators on Iran.

 

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22 min ago

North Korea denounces Israel’s attacks on Iran​

From CNN’s Michael Rios
North Korea has denounced Israel’s attacks on Iran, saying they risk a new all-out war in the Middle East, according to the state media outlet KCNA.

It described Israel’s actions as an illegal violation of Iran’s sovereignty and a crime against humanity.

“The present grave situation witnessed by the world clearly proves that Israel, supported and patronized by the US and the West, is a cancer-like entity for the peace in the Middle East and a chief culprit of destroying global peace and security,” a statement from the foreign ministry read.

 

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3 min ago

Trump's Situation Room meeting has ended​

From CNN's Alejandra Jaramillo
President Donald Trump’s Wednesday afternoon meeting in the Situation Room has concluded, according to the White House.

The president told reporters in the Oval Office earlier Wednesday he was convening with his team soon to discuss options in the Israel-Iran conflict.

The White House did not say what time the meeting began or how long it lasted.

 

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less than 1 min ago

Iran's top diplomat says Tehran acts solely in "self-defense" but it "remains committed to diplomacy"​

From CNN’s Mohammed Tawfeeq
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Tehran’s actions are purely in self-defense, but his country “remains committed to diplomacy.”

“Iran solely acts in self-defense. Even in the face of the most outrageous aggression against our people, Iran has so far only retaliated against the Israeli regime and not those who are aiding and abetting it,” Araghchi said in a post on X.

He accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of “manufacturing this war to destroy diplomacy” and cautioned the world against Israeli attempts to expand the conflict.

“Iran will continue to exercise its right to self-defense, with pride and bravery, and we will make the aggressor regret and pay for its grave error,” Araghchi said.

Despite the ongoing conflict with Israel, Araghchi said his country “remains committed to diplomacy,” adding: “As before, we are serious and forward-looking in our outlook.”

 

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Russia does not want to see Iran’s complete collapse​

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  Dorsa Jabbari

Putin mentioned that Russia has nationals working in the Bushehr nuclear facility. This is one of the facilities that the Israelis have not attacked.
Russia started construction on the Bushehr nuclear plant in 2005, and it came online in 2011.
But Russia clearly has a very important role in Iran’s nuclear programme. They have already signed a 20-year strategic agreement with Iran that includes building at least three more nuclear facilities inside Iran.
So these developments that we’re seeing on the ground really do affect Russia.
We know that Putin has been speaking to Trump, he has spoken to Netanyahu, he has spoken to Iran’s president. Putin has been highlighting that this conflict also has ramifications for Russia.
Of course, the two countries have had a very complicated history, but nonetheless, it is in Russia’s best interests that there is no complete collapse of Iran as a result of this conflict.

 

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12s ago
(22:05 GMT)

Central, southern Gaza ‘largely offline’ for more than 32 hours: Monitor​

This is the third such internet disruption since last week, NetBlocks has said.
“The incident is likely to severely limit most residents’ ability to communicate,” it said in a post on X.
Israel’s deadly attacks continue across the Gaza Strip, with the local health ministry saying earlier today that at least 144 bodies were brought to hospitals in the last 24 hours.

 

[Leasy]

You know Netyahu probably like what's taking so long

 

[CBSkyline]

His political career is over

Man got elected by the state of Texas but his top priority entering the senate mere years after an economic recession devastated the country was a foreign government and he's sitting there like that isn't the most insane shyt any elected official said on the record

 

[Leasy]

Need more sources to see if true

 

[ReasonableMatic]

“To meet with counterparts from Germany”
Germany and lsrael are brothers in Nazism, might as well fly directly to lsrael

Spoiler: Zionism = Nazism 2.0

 

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10 min ago

Putin says Israel has agreed to “ensure” safety of Russians working at Iranian nuclear plant​

From CNN’s Max Saltman and Mariya Knight
Israel has agreed to ensure the safety of Russians working at the Bushehr nuclear power plant in Iran, Russian President Vladimir Putin told reporters Wednesday night.

“Our experts are in the field, we’re talking about over 200 people,” Putin said on the sidelines of an economic conference in St. Petersburg, referring to Russian engineers helping Iran construct two new reactors at the Bushehr plant.

“We agreed with the Israeli leadership that their security will be ensured,” Putin said.

Putin also called for the international community to “seek ways to end hostilities” between Iran and Israel while maintaining Iran’s “peaceful” nuclear activities and Israel’s security.

“There is a consolidation of [Iranian] society around the political leadership of the country,” Putin said. “It happens virtually everywhere all the time, and Iran is no exception here.”

Putin added that he had discussed these issues with US, Iranian and Israeli officials and told them that it is possible to “ensure” Iran’s peaceful nuclear activities.

CNN has reached out to Israeli authorities for comment.

 

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27m ago
(22:11 GMT)

Iranian foreign minister to meet European counterparts in Geneva on Friday​

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  Mike Hanna

Reporting from Washington, DC
Foreign ministers of UK, France and Germany will be meeting with the Iranian foreign minister.
What we also understand is that this meeting is being coordinated with the US, which means these Western governments are in consultation with Washington.
This is a significant matter. We do not know, and have not been told, whether the US will have a direct representative there. At this stage, it appears not.
However, it is very clear that there’s strong coordination between the US and those European foreign ministers in what could be another tranche of attempts to reach an end to this ongoing conflict via a negotiated means.