The Pentagon says that the devastating “destroyed” United States of the nuclear program was not intended to change the system

The Pentagon President urged Iran’s leaders to find a tour of the conflict after President Donald Trump announced the strikes at the UNARANOM underground site in Fordo, as well as nuclear facilities in cohorts and Natanz.

“We have destroyed the Iranian nuclear program,” Higseth told the Pentagon press newspaper, adding that the operation “did not target Iranian forces or the Iranian people.”

Trump “seeks peace, and Iran should take this path,” Hegseth continued. He added: “This task was not, and it was not about changing the system.”

Trump’s intervention – despite his previous pledges to avoid other “war forever” – threatens to expand the conflict significantly after Israel launched an unprecedented bombing campaign against Iran last week, with Tehran pledged revenge if Washington joins.

Earlier, the US President said that Washington would strike more goals if Tehran was not surrendered. Hours later, Iran launched two waves of attacks against its enemy for a long time.

“Iran must make peace in the Middle East,” Trump said, as future attacks will be “much larger” unless a diplomatic solution is reached.

“Remember that there are many remaining goals,” he added.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi accused the United States of sabotaging diplomacy after talks with European powers.

“This week, we had talks with E3/the European Union when the United States decided to detonate that diplomacy,” he wrote on x.

“It crossed a very large red line,” Aragicchi later told Istanbul’s correspondents and Israel, stressing that Iran will continue to defend itself “by all necessary means.”

Iranian President Masoud Bezishian condemned the US strikes, saying that the attack revealed that Washington was “the main factor behind” Israel’s military campaign.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised the American strikes, saying that Trump’s decision to “target Iran’s nuclear facilities with the wonderful power of the United States and innocence will change history.”

“Morning warning”

The Israeli army said it was checking the results of the American raid on the nuclear facility buried deeply in Fordo, where a spokesman “Very soon” said to see if Iran has removed the enriched uranium from the main site or if it was buried in the attack.

US Vice President JD Vance maintained that his country “is not in war with Iran, we are in war with the Iranian nuclear program.”

He added that the strikes were “greatly late” the development of a nuclear weapon – something that Iran has long denied follow -up.

“The main strike package consists of 7 B-2 Spirit Bombers,” the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the joint presidents, Dan Kane, said.

The president of the Iranian Red Crescent Society, Beir Hussein Coolvand, said that there was no death in American strikes on nuclear facilities, according to Iranian government television.

In response to the American attack, the Iranian armed forces said they targeted multiple locations in Israel, including Ben Gurion Airport, the country’s main gate in the country near Tel Aviv.

Israeli rescuers said at least 23 people were injured. The police said at least three traces were reported.

One of them was the Ramat Abib area in Tel Aviv, tearing holes in the facades of residential blocks.

In Jerusalem, Claudio Hazan, a 62 -year -old software engineer, said he hoped to accelerate the American intervention by ending the Iran and Israel war. “Israel itself will not stop … and it will take longer,” he said.

“We are all happy that the United States gives its hand,” David, a 43 -year -old Jerusalem, told AFP.

Israel said it had launched new strikes at western Iran and in people, south of Tehran. The official Iranian news agency in Iran reported that four members of the Revolutionary Guards were killed in strikes on a military base in the north of the city.

The Israeli army said it was “striking missile launchers ready to start towards Israeli territory, soldiers in the Iranian armed forces, and neutralizing the launchers that fired rockets towards Israeli territory at a short speed.”

The Iranian newspaper, Charg, reported that “a huge explosion was listened to” on Sunday in Bushehr Province, the home of the only nuclear power plant in Iran.

“Step back”

Iranian news agencies also reported strikes in Yazd County.

In Tehran, journalists told AFP that the roar of the planes flying over the city can be heard over and over again for the first time since Israel’s initial attacks.

The United Nations International Atomic Energy Agency said it had not discovered any increase in radiation levels in the main nuclear sites in Iran after the strikes, and Tehran said on Sunday that “there are no signs of pollution.”

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia said that no radioactive traces were discovered in the Gulf and expressed “great concern” on the American strikes.

The United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Oman, which was medium in Iran and the United States talks, criticized the American move and urged the cancellation of the escalation.

The European Union has called on all parties “back”, while asserting Iran should not be allowed to develop nuclear weapons.

UK Prime Minister Kiir Starmer called on Iran to “return to the negotiating table” over its nuclear ambitions.

The Iranian Foreign Minister said that he will travel to Moscow because of “serious consultations” with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday.

After his speech, Trump warned Iran of “any revenge.” Iran and its agent previously attacked American military bases in Iraq and other places in the region.

On Sunday, the Iranian Houthi allies in Yemen reiterated their threat to resume attacks in red sea If Washington joins the war, they said they are “ready to target ships and warships.”

The US President has risen against Iran since Israel struck Iran for the first time on June 13, with his repeated insistence that he could not have nuclear weapons.

Tehran denies the request of an atomic bomb. On Saturday, President Masoud Bezishian said that Iran’s right to follow a civilian nuclear program “cannot be taken … with threats or war.”