Israel-Iran War Kills Thousands, Nuclear Sites Hit

In June 2025, Israel launched a meticulously planned assault on Iran's nuclear infrastructure, code-named 'Red Wedding,' which killed dozens of top Iranian military and scientific leaders. The operation involved extensive deception, including tricking Iranian commanders into gathering for targeted strikes, and was swiftly followed by a major U.S. airstrike ordered by President Trump against Iranian nuclear sites. Over 1,000 Iranians and 28 Israelis were reported dead in the twelve-day conflict. Israeli officials claim the attacks dealt a significant blow to Iran’s nuclear program, though Iran's regime survived, with Ayatollah Khamenei going into hiding and later emerging to claim victory. Prime Minister Netanyahu maintained secrecy even from his family to ensure operational success. The conflict ended with both sides claiming success, ongoing regional instability, and uncertainty regarding the future of Iran's nuclear ambitions.