US Involvement in Iran-Israel Conflict

US Military Action

• The US conducted airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites at Fordo, Natanz, and Isfahan.
• President Donald Trump stated the facilities were "completely and totally obliterated" and emphasized the need for Iran to make peace.
• The Pentagon clarified that the US does not aim to pursue a full-scale war with Iran.

Iran's Response

• Iran's foreign affairs minister mentioned potential responses and ruled out diplomacy until retaliation occurred.
• The Iranian Parliament approved steps to close the Hormuz Strait, impacting global oil and gas flows.
• Iran vowed to defend itself, launching missiles at Israel, causing casualties and damage in Tel Aviv.

Regional Reactions

• Gulf states heightened security; Saudi Arabia and UAE confirmed no nuclear contamination detected.
• Türkiye expressed concerns about the conflict's potential to escalate globally.
• Britain, France, and Germany urged Iran to avoid actions that destabilize the region while supporting Israel's security.

International Condemnations

• Russia and China condemned the US bombings.
• Israeli PM Netanyahu praised the US decision as historic.

US Domestic and International Statements

• The Department of Homeland Security issued a warning about potential threats in the US.
• Trump hailed the strikes as a "spectacular military success," while Defense Secretary Hegseth emphasized the mission was to neutralize threats, not for regime change.

International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Actions

• IAEA Director-General called an emergency board meeting.
• No increased radiation levels were detected post-strikes.
• A senior Iranian source mentioned that most enriched uranium at Fordo was relocated before the US attack.