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THE hostilities between Iran and Israel seemed to have reached advanced stage as bombardments on both sides is increasing considering latest counter attacks into Sunday morning of June 15, 2025.
• Death and destruction: The death toll from Iranian strikes on Israel overnight into Sunday has risen to eight. This adds to the three people previously killed in Israel and at least 78 killed in Iran during the recent flare-up in hostilities, as reported by authorities in each country.
CLICK HERE: https://skymusic.ng• No end in sight: Israel’s operation against Iran is expected to take “weeks, not days” and is moving forward with implicit US approval, according to White House and Israeli officials. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned in a video address Saturday that Israel will “strike every site and every target of the Ayatollah’s regime.” Iran has threatened to intensify its attacks if Israel continues hostilities.
• Strikes in Tehran: The Israeli Air Force carried out an “extensive series of intelligence-based strikes” on a number of targets in Tehran, including the headquarters of Iran’s Ministry of Defense, the Israeli military said. Iran’s Tasnim News Agency earlier reported that the strike caused minor damage to one of the ministry’s administrative buildings.
It’s early Sunday morning in the Middle East. In Israel, emergency responders are conducting search and rescue operations and medical evacuations after Iran launched a wave of drone and missile strikes overnight.
Israel’s overnight strikes on Iran also hit a number of targets, including the country’s defense ministry headquarters. “Tehran is burning,” Israel’s defense minister posted on X late Saturday.
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Here’s what we know so far.
Iran’s strikes: The death toll in Israel from overnight strikes into Sunday stands at eight so far. Those killed range in age from 10 to 80 years old.
In the central Israeli city of Bat Yam, a building was directly hit, killing at least four people. Other buildings in the area were also damaged, with at least 140 injured across central Israel.
Other strikes took place in northern Israel, including the Palestinian-Israeli town of Tamra where a residential building was hit, also killing four people.
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Israel’s strikes: Israel also launched overnight strikes, hitting the Iranian Ministry of Defense headquarters in Tehran. The Israeli military said it also targeted other locations that “advanced” Iran’s nuclear program. Israeli strikes also hit an oil depot and a fuel tank near Tehran on Saturday, causing a large fire – but the situation is “under control,” according to Iran’s state media IRNA.
There have been no reports on casualties from the overnight strikes so far, but Iran previously said at least 78 people had been killed by Israeli strikes in recent days.
Weeks-long operation: The Israeli operation against Iran is expected to take “weeks, not days” and is moving forward with the implicit approval of the United States, according to White House and Israeli officials.
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The administration of US President Donald Trump has not critiqued the weeks-long timeframe in private discussions, an Israeli official told CNN. A White House official said the administration was aware and implicitly supportive of Israel’s plans.
Netanyahu’s address: In a televised speech on Saturday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the country would continue its operation “for as many days as it takes” to eliminate Iran’s nuclear threat. The Israeli military claims it has destroyed Iran’s ballistic missile launch sites and stockpiles.
Iran’s response: Tehran, which insists its nuclear program is peaceful, says it has “no option but to respond.” Its elite military wing, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, threatened to intensify its attacks if Israel continued hostilities.
CNN
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