Iran warns of “eternal consequences” after the United States attacks 3 nuclear sites

The latest:

• Trump says thorny bombers struck the sites in Fordo, Natanz and Spohan.
• The Iranian nuclear agency confirms the attacks, it says the work will not be stopped.
• “There is no sign of pollution,” Iran said as a result of the attacks.
• The Israeli airspace of internal and external travel has been closed, but it is not clear how long.
• Netanyahu praises us a decision that “will change history.”
• The United Nations Secretary -General describes the US decision as a “dangerous escalation.”
• “The United States has launched a dangerous war against Iran,” says Tehran.
• The International Atomic Energy Agency for an emergency meeting.
• The European Union’s foreign policy head says foreign ministers will meet on Monday.
• American military leaders for a briefing contract at 8 am Sunday.

Tehran accused Washington of launching a “dangerous war” after President Donald Trump said that the United States attacked three major nuclear sites in Iran on Sunday and was “completely blurring and complete.”

The Iranian Foreign Ministry said that Washington “betrayed diplomacy” with military strikes to support Israel, which took a nine -day war with Iran in an attempt to destroy its nuclear program.

Now, the United States made a serious war against Iran, “the ministry said in a lengthy statement.

“The Islamic Republic of Iran maintains its right to resistance with the full force against the American military aggression, the crimes committed by this rogue regime, and the defense of the security interests and the national interests of Iran.”

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragici warned in a post on Sunday that the American attacks “will have serious consequences.”

Independent damage was not evaluated in the wake of American attacks.

The Atomic Energy Organization in Iran confirmed that the American strikes occurred in its positions in Fordo, Cenfahan and Natanz, but insisted that its nuclear program did not stop. Iran and its United Nations nuclear agents said there are no immediate signs of radioactive pollution in the three sites after strikes.

After announcing the attacks on social media, Trump gave a speech to the nation from the White House, saying: “There will be peace or there will be a tragedy for Iran.”

It was not clear whether the United States would continue to attack Iran alongside its ally Israel. Trump, who spent without permission from Congress, warned that there will be additional strikes if Tehran takes revenge on the American forces.

Tehran says Washington “betrayed diplomacy”

Hours after the American attacks, the Iranian semi-military guardian said that he fired 40 missiles in Israel, including khorramshhr-4, which could carry multiple warheads. The Israeli authorities reported that more than 80 people were often slightly injured, and there were reports of damage in the cities of Haifa and Tel Aviv along the coast.

In the aftermath of the Iranian barrage, the Israeli army said it was “quickly neutralizing” the Iranian missile launchers that launched and began a series of strikes towards military targets in western Iran.

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Iran has preserved its nuclear program for peaceful purposes only, and US intelligence agencies evaluated that Tehran is not following a bomb activity. However, Trump and Israeli leaders in Iran have argued that they can quickly assemble a nuclear weapon, making it an imminent threat.

The decision to involve the United States comes directly in the war more than a week after the strikes of Israel, which have been greatly crashed into Iranian air defenses and offensive missile capabilities, and draws nuclear enrichment facilities. But American and Israeli officials have said that the American B-2 ghost bombers and a killer bomb of 30,000 pounds, which were formed only to carry, provided the best opportunity to destroy the highly fortified sites connected to the Iranian nuclear program buried underground.

Israel announced on Sunday that it had closed the airspace of all incoming and external flights in the wake of the American attacks.

Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu praised Trump’s decision to attack in a video message addressed to the American President.

“Your bold decision to target Iranian nuclear facilities, with the wonderful and righteous power of the United States, will change history.”

Netanyahu said that the United States “did what no other country on earth could do.”

Israeli military spokesman, Dean. Evi Defern said that Israel is still evaluating the damage to Iranian nuclear sites.

In a media briefing, Defrin was asked whether fertilized materials were removed from the Fordow website before the American strike, and he answered that it was too early to know. Davirin said that the strikes were carried out in coordination with the Israeli
army.

The White House and the Pentagon immediately did not explain the operation. American military leaders are scheduled to provide a briefing at 8 am Sunday time on Sunday on the air on the air.

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) wrote on X that there was no increase in radiation levels outside the site “after strikes, but it will continue to monitor the situation.

Its nuclear president, Muhammad Islami, said in a letter to the head of the International Agency for Nationality, Rafael Jarusi, urged him to condemn the American action and take appropriate measures, according to the Iranian news network, that Iran wants to achieve American strikes on its nuclear sites.

Islami Grossi criticized his “failure and collusion”, adding that Iran will follow the appropriate legal measures to address the matter.

Grosso said on Sunday that he would call an emergency meeting of the 35 -countries governorate council after the American attacks.

Trump’s decision to attack

The attack decision was a risky line for Trump, which partially won the White House with a promise to keep the United States out of costly foreign conflicts and mocked the value of American intervention.

But Trump also pledged that he would not allow Iran to obtain a nuclear weapon and was initially hoped that the power threat would bring the country’s leaders to abandon its nuclear program safely.

For several months, Trump said he was devoted to a diplomatic payment to persuade Iran to abandon its nuclear ambitions. In April and again in late May, Netanyahu was persuaded to stop military action against Iran and give diplomacy more time.

After Israel began to hit Iran, Trump has publicly moved from the hope that this moment would be a “second chance” for Iran to conclude a deal to deliver clear threats to Khamanni and make calls to the unconditional surrender of Tehran.

The US President has risen to criticize some of the supporters who suggested that our involvement in the United States would be a betrayal of those who were attracted to his promise to end the participation of the United States in expensive and endless wars.

Fears of a wider war

UN Secretary -General Antonio Guterres described the American attacks as a “dangerous escalation” as world leaders began to get rid of calls for diplomacy.

“There is an increasing risk that this conflict can quickly go out of control – with severe consequences for civilians, the region and the world,” he said in a statement.

The Iranian -backed Houthi rebels in Yemen, who threatened to resume attacks on American ships in the Red Sea if the Trump administration joins the military campaign of Israel to other Islamic countries to form a “front against US arrogance.”

On Wednesday, the United States Cohemels warned that the strikes targeting the Islamic Republic “will lead to unorganized damage.” “Any American intervention will be a recipe for a comprehensive war in the region,” Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman, Ismail Bajahi, said.

The Israeli army said on Saturday that it was preparing for a long war, while the Iranian Foreign Minister warned before the American attack that US military participation “would be very dangerous for everyone.”

After the American attacks, on Sunday, the head of the European Union’s foreign policy urged Kaja Callas to return to the negotiating table.

“It should not be allowed to develop a nuclear weapon,” Callas said in a post on X.

“I urge all parties to retreat and return to the negotiating table and prevent more escalation,” she said, adding that the European Union foreign ministers will discuss the situation on Monday.

Israeli strikes against Iran have killed at least 865 people and wounded 3,396 others, according to the Washington -based Human Rights Group. The group said about those dead, and it has identified 363 civilians and 215 security force employees.