Israel Strikes Iran Nuclear Sites | June 2025 Airstrike Explained in Detail

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Israel attacks Iran’s nuclear research center and military centers

Yesterday, June 13, 2025, in the early hours of the morning, Israel’s Air Force carried out attacks on Israel’s nuclear enrichment centers and rocket sites, as well as key military installations and nuclear weapons facilities.

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The attack was named Rising Lion.

Yesterday, June 13, 2025, at 03:30, 200 Air Force jets successfully attacked Iran’s Natanz and Fordow nuclear enrichment centers and nuclear enrichment sites, hitting 100 targets with 200 missiles.
The attack was named Operation Rising Lion.

The main targets were the Natanz and Fordow nuclear enrichment sites, as well as the homes of IRGC military headquarters, senior military officers, and nuclear weapons production wings.

The main attack killed IRGC leaders, including
Mohamed Bahgeri, Amir Ali Hagizahed, and Hossein Salami.

Iranian enrichment facilities were also damaged.
Israel’s aim was to disrupt Iran’s nuclear and missile programs, which would pose a threat to the Middle East if Iran were to acquire nuclear weapons, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said.

He called the attack a victory for the Mossad and the Israeli Air Force in Israel.

He claimed that the Mossad organization helped carry out the attack, and that Mossad agents infiltrated Iran and provided information about the locations of key Iranian military leaders and nuclear weapons researchers, and that the General Surveillance System, which is responsible for missile attacks, was disabled.

Following this, Iran said that it was ready to respond if it was attacked.

On behalf of the United States, US Prime Minister Donald Trump said that the United States had nothing to do with the attack and that the United States was not involved in the attack. He said that if Iran attacked Israel, the United States would take preventive action.

Iran’s response

In response, Iran sent 100 drones to Israel, most of which were fired from the air by the Israeli military.
He also said that the Israeli military fired ballistic missiles targeting Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, causing sirens to sound in those areas. The Israeli organization also said that it fired them from the air.

Following this, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said that Israel had launched the attack and that the response would be “very brutal and unexpected.”