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The Middle East is on the brink. Trump demands Iran’s “unconditional surrender” as Israel strikes deep into Tehran’s nuclear facilities. Khamenei responds: “The battle begins.” Is the U.S. about to join the war? Hypersonic missiles, airstrikes, and nuclear threats—this is the most dangerous phase yet. Fordo, Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and Washington are now at the center of a global crisis. Watch the full breakdown of Trump’s war room meeting, Israel’s offensive, and Iran’s retaliation.

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Iran has launched a fierce retaliation on Israel, striking the prestigious Weizmann Institute—seen as the technological backbone of Israel’s security and linked to Mossad. Hypersonic missiles hit Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, triggering massive explosions and chaos. In response, Israel carried out over 100 strikes on Iran, targeting nuclear sites and military leaders. With around 600 dead in Iran, the conflict has entered a dangerous new phase. Internet blackouts and civilian panic deepen fears of a wider regional war.

In a heartbreaking tragedy, Lieutenant Colonel Rajveer Singh Chauhan, an Army veteran and pilot with Aryan Aviation, lost his life in a helicopter crash during a Char Dham Yatra sortie near Kedarnath. Just four months after welcoming twin sons, his wife, Lieutenant Colonel Deepika Chauhan, mourns a profound loss. This incident, claiming seven lives due to poor visibility and bad weather, has led to the suspension of Aryan Aviation's operations and a high-level investigation. The crash highlights critical safety concerns on the Gaurikund-Kedarnath pilgrimage route, prompting an urgent review by aviation regulators amidst a series of recent helicopter accidents

Massive panic grips Tehran after Israel’s surprise airstrikes under Operation Rising Lion, targeting Iran’s nuclear facilities. Fear spreads as residents rush to stock up on essentials, queue at gas stations, and attempt to leave the city amid traffic jams and fuel shortages. With no modern bomb shelters, many are taking refuge in old wartime structures. Israel claims to have gained air superiority over Tehran. Embassies are now evacuating foreign nationals as tensions soar and missile exchanges intensify between the two nations.

Captain Sumeet Sabharwal, the senior-most pilot of Air India flight AI-171, tragically lost his life in the Ahmedabad crash that claimed 270 lives. A respected pilot with over 8,200 flying hours, he was known for his precision, calm demeanor, and dedication. Sabharwal had planned to retire early to care for his ailing 88-year-old father—a promise now heartbreakingly unfulfilled. His final act of steering the aircraft away from populated areas may have saved countless lives on the ground. Investigations into the crash continue.

The escalating conflict between Israel and Iran has entered its fifth day, with relentless missile and drone strikes. Israel’s preemptive attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities—part of Operation Rising Lion—sparked Iran’s fierce retaliation, including a barrage of missiles over Tel Aviv and the West Bank. The strikes have resulted in 224 deaths in Iran, mostly civilians, and 24 deaths in Israel, with over 592 injuries. Meanwhile, Israel has ordered 300,000 people to evacuate Tehran, and Trump abruptly left the G7 meeting, urging immediate action. The IDF claims to have destroyed one-third of Iran’s missile launchers, achieving "full air superiority over Tehran."

The Israel-Iran conflict continues to spiral with no signs of de-escalation. In the latest wave, Iranian missiles struck Tel Aviv, Haifa, and Petah Tikva, destroying homes and leaving dozens dead or injured. Air raid sirens echoed across Jerusalem and Tel Aviv as Iran’s Revolutionary Guards confirmed targeting Israeli energy infrastructure and fuel production sites for fighter jets. Israel, in response, launched Operation "Rising Lion", striking key Iranian nuclear and military facilities. The assault began with a surprise attack that eliminated top Iranian military leaders and inflicted significant damage on nuclear installations. Iran responded by vowing to “Open The Gates of Hell,” intensifying fears of a broader regional war—a concern echoed by world leaders at the G7 summit.

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Israel has launched a surprise airstrike on Iran’s nuclear facilities under “Operation Rising Lion,” sparking a major regional crisis. Explosions rocked Tehran early June 13, with black smoke seen over Natanz—home to Iran’s main enrichment site. Iranian state media reports two senior nuclear scientists killed, and Revolutionary Guard chief Hossein Salami is feared dead. The International Atomic Energy Agency confirmed a strike on Iran’s nuclear facility. Iran has declared a state of emergency and vowed revenge. US denies involvement but had prior intel. Tensions escalate rapidly.