Israel Iran Conflict: List of the main events, June 20, 2025 | Israel Iran

Here are the main events on the eighth day of Israel’s conflict. Iran.

Here where things stand FridayJune 20:

Fighting

• Israel said on Friday that it had hit dozens of military targets in Iran overnight, including Tehran for defense innovation and research, missile production sites and military facilities in western and central Iran.
• The Israeli army said it hit missile batteries from the surface to air in western Iran, killing a team of Iranian soldiers during the operation, including the commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
• Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said that it ordered the army to intensify the attacks on the “symbols of the regime” and “persecution mechanisms” in the Iranian capital, Tehran, with the aim of destabilizing its stability.
• Air defense systems in Bushehr in southern Iran have been activated, the country’s only nuclear power plant, according to the youth journalists Club, which was martyred by IRIB.
• Iran IRGC has said it launched its seventeenth wave of missiles in Israeli military facilities, including Nevatim and Hatzerim.
• Iran launched the missiles in Persacheba, in southern Israel, with preliminary Israeli media reports also indicating the effects of missiles in Tel Aviv, Nijef and Haifa. Iran said that “accurate visits” showed “our offensive missile power grows.”
• Faris News Agency quoted an Iranian army spokesman as saying that Tehran’s attacks and drones had used long -term and heavy missiles against Israeli military sites, defense industries and command and control centers.

Loss and disturbances

• Israel’s attack on Tehran for defense innovation and research, which says it is involved in developing alleged nuclear weapons in Iran, killed a nuclear scientist, according to Israeli media reports.
• Iranian media reported that an industrial factory involved in carbon fiber production in northern Iran was damaged.
• The Iranian Ministry of Health said that a third hospital in Tehran was shocked by Israeli bombs, according to IRNA.
• Faris News became that at least five people were injured when Israel struck a five -storey building in Tehran, which includes a bakery and hairdressing.
• The Iranian news port said that a drone attacked an apartment in a residential building in the Gisha area in the Gisha area of ​​the Iranian capital.
• The United States -based human rights activist, a human rights activist, said that the Israeli air attacks had killed 639 people in the country. The Israeli authorities had previously said that 24 civilians were killed in Iranian attacks.
• The rescue service of Magn David Adman from Israel said that its teams were providing treatment for 17 people, three in a serious condition, after Iran’s strikes.
• Israeli railway officials told the local media that due to the Iranian missile strike on Persacheba, the city’s northern station was temporarily closed.
• The Minister of Agriculture in Afghanistan said that his country was in discussions with Russia to import some foods because the conflict between Israel and Iran, one of its largest commercial partners, risked cutting off supplies.

Protests

• Tens of thousands of people attended anti -Israel protest marches in Tehran, as well as other major Iranian cities, including Efzhan, Shiraz,, Kom and Qom.
• The demonstrators in southern Beirut, Lebanon, prepared a pro -Iranian march after Friday prayers.
• Thousands of Iraqis gathered Friday prayers in Sadr City in Baghdad, a suburb with a large group of Shiites, chanting against the United States and Israel amid attacks on Iran.
• Activists supporting Palestinians in the United Kingdom The Royal Air Force stormed Norton A base in oxfordshire and damaged two planes.

policy

• US President Donald Trump told reporters on Friday that the director of National Intelligence, Toulcy Gabbard, was wrong in suggesting that there is no evidence that Iran is building a nuclear weapon. “Well, my intelligence community is wrong”, he answered when asked about Gabbard’s position. Trump also said that although “may” support the ceasefire deal between Israel and Iran, Israel is walked well in terms of war, and I think you will say that Iran is doing well. “
• Iranian President Masoud Bezishian said that the only way to end the conflict is for Israel to prevent its air attacks, warning that “the failure to do so will lead to a more powerful and regrettable response than Iran.”
• Russian President Vladimir Putin in St. Petersburg said that Moscow was sharing ideas with our “Israeli and Iranian friends” on how to end the bloodshed and said he believed that there is a diplomatic solution.
• US Treasury Secretary Scott Payet has announced new sanctions related to Iran, which aims to disrupt Tehran’s efforts to “buy sensitive technology, double use, components and machines that support the ballistic missiles of the regime, the inhabited air, and asymmetric weapons programs.”
• Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Muhammad bin Abdul Rahman Al Thani said in a phone conversation with Norwegian Foreign Minister Espin Barth Eddie that Israel, which targets economic facilities in Iran, may lead to catastrophic regional and international repercussions.
• French President Emmanuel Macron said that there are no “justifications” of strikes against civilians and civil infrastructure in the week -long conflict, adding that Tehran should show his willingness to return to the negotiating table related to its nuclear program.
• The Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said in the comments carried by the government news agency TASS that the potential use of tactical nuclear weapons by the United States in Iran will be a catastrophic development.
• German government spokesman said that German Chancellor Friedrich Mirz and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan discussed the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran about a phone call.
• UK Foreign Minister David Lami said that his country is working with the Israeli authorities to arrange the charter flights for British citizens from Tel Aviv when the Ben Gurion International Airport reopens.

diplomacy

• The US Security Council met at its headquarters in New York to discuss the situation between Iran and Israel.
• Rafael GrossiThe director of the International Atomic Energy Agency warned against the attacks on nuclear facilities at the meeting, saying that a strike by the Bushehr nuclear factory could cause “radioactive versions with severe consequences” outside the borders of Iran. He called for “the maximum self -control.”
• United Nations Secretary -General Antonio Guterres said at the meeting that the expansion of the Israeli conflict, Iran may “set fire to no one,” called on both sides to “give peace an opportunity.”
• The Iranian UN Ambassador, Amir Sayed Erbani, urged the Security Council to take action, saying that the country “is concerned about the reliable reports (decisions) that the United States … may join this war.”
• The United Nations Ambassador of the United Nations, Danny Danon, pledged to the National Security Council that there will be no news in Iran’s attacks. He said: “It is not until Iran’s nuclear threat is dismantled, not until the war machine is removed, and not until our people and your safe become safe.”
• The Russian envoy, Vasily Denizia, confirmed that Israel attacked Iran on the eve of a round of nuclear talks and accused Israel of showing a blatant ignorance of attempts to find a diplomatic solution to end the conflict.
• The representative of Iraq at the United Nations, Abbas Kadoum Obaid Al -Fattawi, said that 50 Israeli warplanes from the Syrian -Jordanian border areas violated the Iraqi airspace shortly before the Security Council meeting.
• Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi He attended a meeting in Geneva with France, the United Kingdom, Germany and the head of the European Union’s foreign policy, which seemed to be not a penetration.
• Aragchchi told Geneva correspondents that Iran will be ready to consider diplomacy “as soon as the aggression stops and the aggressor is held accountable for the crimes committed.” Earlier, Israel was accused of “betrayal of diplomacy” in a letter to the United Nations Human Rights Council.
• French Foreign Minister Jean -Nula Barrot told the correspondents after Geneva spoke that Aragchi indicated “his willingness to continue these discussions on the nuclear program, and on a broader scale on all issues.”
• British Foreign Secretary David Lami said that European ministers in Geneva have made clear that “Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon.”
• The Ministry of Defense in Germany said that it flew 64 people from Israel, describing flights as a “diplomatic receipt” and not a military evacuation task, which was required to agree to Parliament.
• Ireland’s foreign minister Simon Harris announced that his country will temporarily move from the embassy members from Tehran “in light of the deteriorating situation.”
• The UK said it had temporarily withdrew the employees from its embassy in Iran, saying that the embassy continued to “work a distance.”
• The Federal Foreign Ministry in Switzerland said it had decided to temporarily close its embassy in Iran, citing extensive military operations there.
• Australia also said it had suspended operations at its embassy in Iran. Foreign Minister Benny Wong said that a “response team” was sent to the neighboring Azerbaijan to support the Australians who leave Iran by road.
• Slovakia and the Czech Republic also announced the temporary closure of their embassies in Tehran.
• British police arrested eight men on Friday, including seven on suspicion of serious physical harm, following reports of a quarrel that included professional and anti -Iranian demonstrators at a location close to the Iranian embassy in London.