Us-Eirael-Iran Conflict: Main Events List, June 23, 2025 | Israel Iran

Here are the main events on the 11th day of Israel’s conflict.

Here where things stand MondayJune 23:

Fighting

• Iran launched ballistic missiles at Al Idid on the base In Qatar, the largest military composition in the United States in the Middle East. Doha said that the attack was intercepted and there were no losses.
• The colleagues of the Gulf states Bahrain and Kuwait – which also hosts the United States’ facilities – joined Qatar in closing the airspace, and then reopened.
• Earlier, Israel struck Evin prison in Tehran, notorious to hold political activists. Iranian government television shared monitoring footage of The Strike, which was reported that it had detonated the facility’s open gate.
• The explosions were heard on the western suburbs of the southwestern city of Ahfaz, the capital of the oil -rich Khuztan province, according to the Fars News Agency.
• Tasnim News Agency reported a strike at an electricity station in Evin neighborhood in northern Tehran.
• Earlier, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said that his country attacked “the goals of the regime and government bodies in the heart of Tehran”, including the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Command centers (IRGC).
• Israel also carried out a blow to the Fordo enrichment facility, a day after the United States reached the underground site south of Tehran with the so -called “Bunker Buster” bombs.
• The Israeli army has issued a threat to evacuate the residents of Tehran, and asks them to stay away from weapons production centers and military bases.
• Iranian State TV said on Monday that the country targeted the Israeli cities in Haifa and Tel Aviv. She claimed that the majority of the projectiles that were launched from the early hours of the day have successfully reached their goals.
• The sirens of warning appeared throughout Israel before noon on Monday, with a large number of monuments recorded in several regions, including the Ashdod area in southern Israel and the Lashish region, south of Jerusalem.

Loss and disturbances

• After 11 days of conflict, large numbers of Tehran residents, who numbered 10 million residents of Tehran, were reported.
• After Israel’s strike on Evin Prison, Iran’s state broadcaster in Iran released a video showing rescue workers walking a flat wreck of a prison in prison, carrying a man with a stretch.
• The Iranian Energy Company, Tavanner, said that there are power cuts in the Iranian capital, Tehran.
• In Qatar, before Iran’s attack on friendly, the United States and the United Kingdom urged its countrymen in the country to “refuge in place.”
• Britain said on Monday that the Royal Air Force flight is spending 63 British citizens and their glory from Israel, who left Tel Aviv.
• A number of airlines, including Kuwait Airways, Fenner and Singapore, suspended operations in the Middle East. Air India said it has not stopped operations to the region, but also stops flights to and from the American East Coast and Europe.

Politics and diplomacy

• Donald Trump in fact announced that Israel and Iran are “completely agreed” to “a full and full ceasefire” within more than 24 hours, after which the “12th War” will end officially. Iran or Israel has not yet commented on the plan.

• His announcement came after Iran’s attack on the air base in Qatar. Trump thanked Tehran for giving him a “early notice” of the attack, which he described as a “very weak response” to the American attack on Iranian nuclear facilities. In a separate publication, the Emir of Qatar thanked his peace efforts.

• A spokesman for the Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that the country considers the Iranian attack a “surprise”, as it announced that the situation in the country was safe.

• The supreme leader of Iran published the Ayatollah Ali Khounai on his X account in the Persian language: “We have not violated the rights of anyone, and we will not accept anyone who violates, and we will not surrender to the violation of anyone; this is the logic of the Iranian nation.”

• Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arashi said in a statement published by his ministry in a telegram that Iran will be ready to respond again in the event of more measures by the United States.

• Earlier in the day, Ali Akbar Villa, a Cemenee consultant, said that the rules used by the American forces “in the region or anywhere else” can be attacked – in that evening, Iran targeted the good in Qatar.
• Abdul Rahma Musafi, Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces, pledged that the country would take a “fixed work” in response to American strikes on the main nuclear sites the previous day. “This crime and desecration will not be answered,” said government television.
• Ibrahim Zolvakari, a spokesman for the central military headquarters in Iran, in Iran, tackled to interfere in the war in a video statement, saying: “Mr. Trump, the gambler, may start this war, but we will be among them.”
• The semi -official Iranian News Agency said that a parliamentary committee approved a general plan to suspend cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
• Iran’s mission to the United Nations said that the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Israel and the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Rafael Grosso, was responsible for the death of innocent civilians and the destruction of infrastructure.
• Russian President Vladimir Putin criticized Iran’s attacks as “unjustified” and “unjustified” at Moscow’s meeting with the Foreign Minister of Tehran Abbas Aragshi.
• “Our strategic partnership with Iran is not broken,” said Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov.
• After Israel’s attack on Evin Prison in Tehran, Israeli Foreign Minister, Jadaon Saar, wrote “FIFA La Libertad!” , Spanish about “Live Live Liberty”, on X.
• French Foreign Affairs Minister Jean -Noel Barrot said that the Israeli strike against Evin prison in Tehran, which carries some French prisoners, was not acceptable.
• The United Nations Ambassador, Fu Kong, said that the American credibility was “damaged” after its bombing of Iranian nuclear sites, and warned that the conflict may “go out of control”, according to the state broadcaster.
• “Yes, it is not without risk, but left it because it was not an option,” said German Chancellor Friedrich Mirz on Sunday’s strikes on Iranian nuclear sites.
• British Foreign Secretary David Lami said that his country stood ready “to defend our employees, assets, owners of our allies and partners.”
• NATO president Mark Retti said that the coalition members “have long agreed that Iran should not develop a nuclear weapon” and called the Iranian atomic bomb “his greatest fear.”
• US Secretary of State Marco Rubio called on China to help deter Iran from closing the Strait of Hormuz, a dispensed point for five oil supplies in the world and a potential lever.
• The head of the European Union’s foreign policy, Kaja Calas, said that closing the strait would be “very dangerous.”
• US President Trump has published an online message about oil production to the US Department of Energy, and encouraging it to “drill, child, drilling”, and saying, “I mean now.”
• The United States and Europe have warned of Reza Balfafi, the long -awaited son of Iran, but he was not seen as a player with any real impact in Iran itself, against the “lifeline” of Iran’s current leadership. “This is the moment of our Berlin wall,” he said in an interview with the news agency.