Israel Iran Conflict: List of the main events, June 22, 2025 | Israel Iran

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

Here where things stand SundayJune 22:

Fighting

• US President Donald Trump told the world this The strikes have been launched Besides his country’s army against Three major Iranian nuclear sites.
• Trump claimed in a publication that the highly fortified nuclear facility was “gold”.
• The US Defense Secretary, Beit Higseth, told the Pentagon correspondents that the American strikes were “an incredible and overwhelming success”, without providing any evidence or details.
• US Secretary of State Marco Rubio issued an additional threat against Iran, saying that any revenge would be “the worst mistake they made ever.”
• During a letter to an Islamic Cooperation Organization (OIC) meeting in Istanbul, Turki, the Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi The United States has crossed a “very large red line” by attacking Iran’s three nuclear facilities.
• The Atomic Energy Organization in Iran said that the nuclear sites in Ford, Natanz and Asphan “were attacked by the enemies of (Iran) in a barbaric law that violates international law, especially the Nuclear Non -Proliferation Treaty.”

• Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Trump congratulated a “bold decision” to attack Iran.
• Israeli emergency services say that Iranian missiles and shrapnel hit 10 sites. The latest Iranian revenge follows American strikes.
• The Israeli army said it launched more attacks on western Iran against what it claimed to be “military targets.”
• The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said that the latest missile strikes in Iran targeted Ben Gurion’s international airport, along with the research facilities.
• IRGC is now deploying one of the most advanced missiles, Kheibar Shekan, as part of its revenge measures. The missile was detected in 2022, and the missile known as the khorramshahr-4 has a heavier load of Iranian ballistic missile arsenal.

Loss and disturbances

• The head of the Iranian Red Crescent Society, Bir Hussein Coletland, said that there was no death in the American strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities.
• Iranian Parliament’s adviser, Muhammad Prague, said that Iran was expecting the American attack on Ford. The counselor said: “The site has been evacuated long ago and did not suffer from any irreversible damage in the attack.”
• The Atomic Energy Organization in Iran said that the radiation system data and field surveys do not show signs of pollution or danger to the population near the Fordow, ISFAHAN and Natanz sites.
• The Israel Airports Authority says it closed its air field until further notice “due to recent developments,” referring to the American attack on Iran.
• Airways continued to move away from large areas of the Middle East after the American strikes, according to Flightradar24.
• A man convicted of spying for Israel, and Iranian judicial news reports were executed.
• At least 27 people were wounded in Israel after Iran fired 40 missiles shortly after US attacks. One of the targets hit by Ramat Aviv in Tel Aviv, where the missiles were torn in the facades of residential blocks.
• The semi -official Tasnim news agency reported that Israel bombed the city of Tabriz, targeting the IRGC camp, which affected at least two.
• The Iranian authorities said that nine security personnel were killed after the Israeli forces struck two military sites in the central province of Yazd.
• The Gulf states, the homeland of multiple American military bases, is at a state of high alert after Iran’s bombing raised the possibility of an expansion war in the region.
• Bahrain told that 70 percent of government employees work from home until further notice.

The United States ’opposition to attacks

• In one of the first responses to the attack by a democratic member of the US Congress, Sarah Jacobs said: “Trump’s strikes against Iran are not only unconstitutional, but an escalation that risk bringing the United States to another endless war.”
• Hakim Jeffrez, the democratic leader of the House of Representatives, said that Trump has not seeking permission from Congress for strikes and will bear full responsibility for “any severe consequences.”
• Rashida Talb, a member of the Palestinian -American Congress, said Trump to strike Iran without agreeing to legislators is a “flagrant violation” of the US constitution.
• Republican Congress member Thomas Massi, who was leading legislative efforts to dig Trump’s ability to attack Iran without the approval of Congress, said that strikes violate the American constitution, which gives legislators power over war decisions.
• American Senator Chris Murphy joined the Democratic Critician Choose. “I was briefed on intelligence last week,” he said. “Iran has not pose an imminent threat to attack the United States.”

Global reactions, politics and diplomacy

• The United Nations Security Council held an emergency session after the US -led strikes, which prompted a sharp reprimand from many member states, and renewed calls for a ceasefire in the Middle East, as allies praised Israel and the United States of the attack.

• UN President Antonio Guterres warned that the region stood “on a lethal lips.”

• The Chairman of the International Committee of the Red Cross said that international law is not a choice but rather a binding.

• China “strongly condemned” the American attack, noting that its nuclear facilities were under the guarantees of the United Nations International Atomic Energy Agency.

• “The absolute majority” of the nations against “the actions of Israel and the United States.”
• The Lebanese Hezbollah, the Palestinian group Hamas and the Houthis, condemned all of them Iran’s allies, what Hezbollah called the American “barbarian” attack on Iranian nuclear facilities.

• The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia said that it “is following deeply developments in the Islamic Republic of Iran, especially targeting Iranian nuclear facilities by the United States of America.”
• The countries of the Levonian Qatar and Oman, the United Arab Emirates, have also expressed concern about what the attacks can be stipulated in the region.
• The Ministry of Foreign Affairs warned that the American strikes made the risk of escalation more likely.
• British Prime Minister Kerr Starmer supported the American military action, saying that the attacks “reduce” the “threat” that the nuclear program in Tehran is putting on.
• The head of the European Union’s foreign policy, Kaja Calas, calls for a return to dialogue. She said, “Iran should not be allowed to develop a nuclear weapon, because it will be a threat to international security.”