American-Israel-Iran conflict: List of key events, June 23, 2025 | News Israel-Iran Conflict

Here are the key events of day 11 of the Israel-Iran conflict.

Here is where things are MondayJune 23:

Struggle

• Iran has pulled ballistic missiles at Al Idid on the basis In Qatar, the largest military installation in the United States in the Middle East. Doha said that the attack had been intercepted and that there were no victims.
• The compatriots of the Gulf Bahrain and Kuwait – which also host American facilities – joined Qatar to close their airspace, then reopened them.
• Earlier, Israel had struck the prison of Evin de Tehran, notorious for having held political activists. Iranian state television shared the surveillance images of the strike, which would have blew up the installation door.
• Explosions were heard on the western outskirts of the southwest city of Ahvaz, the capital of the province of Khuzestan rich in oil, the Fars news agency reported.
• The Tasnim news agency reported a strike in an electricity supply station in the Evin district in the north of Tehran.
• Earlier, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said his country attacked “regime targets and government repression bodies at the heart of Tehran”, in particular command centers of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard (IRGC).
• Israel also strikes on the Fordow enrichment installation, one day after the United States struck the underground site south of Tehran with so-called “Bunker Buster” bombs.
• The Israeli army was a threat of evacuation to the residents of Tehran, telling them to stay away from the arms production centers and military bases.
• Iranian state television said on Monday that the country had targeted Israeli cities in Haifa and Tel Aviv. He said the majority of his projectiles drawn since the first hours of the day had managed to achieve their goals.
• The sirens sounded through Israel before noon on Monday, with a large number of impacts recorded in several areas, including the Ashdod region in southern Israel and the Lachish region, south of Jerusalem.

Victims and disruptions

• Eleven days after the start of the conflict, a large number of 10 million inhabitants of Tehran would have fled.
• After Israel’s strike on Evin prison, the Iranian broadcaster of the Iranian state published a video showing rescuers who paint the flattened wreck of a building in prison, carrying an injured on a stretcher.
• The Iranian electricity company Tavani said that there had been power reductions in the Iranian capital, Tehran.
• In Qatar, before Iran’s attack on Al Udeid, the United States and the United Kingdom had urged their citizens in the country to “take shelter”.
• Great Britain said on Monday that the Royal Air Force flight carrying 63 British nationals and that their dependents of Israel had left Tel Aviv.
• A number of airlines, including Kuwait Airways, Finnair and Singapore Airlines, have suspended operations in the Middle East. Air India said that it didn’t just stop the region’s operations, but also stopped flights to the East Coast and the United States.

Politics and diplomacy

• Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that Israel and Iran had “fully agreed” a “complete and total ceasefire” to be suppressed over a period of 24 hours, after which “the 12-day war” would be officially finished. Iran or Israel have not yet commented on the plan.

• His announcement came after the attack on Iran against the Al Udeid air base in Qatar. Trump thanked Tehran for giving him an “early notice” of the attack, which he described as a “very weak response” to the American attack on Iranian nuclear installations. In a separate article, he thanked the Emir of Qatar for his peace efforts.

• A spokesperson for Qatari Foreign Ministry said the country considered that the Iranian attack was a “surprise”, announcing that the situation in the country was safe.

• The supreme leader of Iran, the Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, posted on his Farsi-Language X account: “We have not violated people, and we will never accept anyone who violates ours, and we will not go to the violation of anyone; It is the logic of the Iranian nation. “

• Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said in a statement published by his ministry on Telegram that Iran would be ready to respond again in the event of a new action by the United States.

• Earlier in the day, Ali Akbar Velayati, Khamenei advisor, said the bases used by American forces “in the region or elsewhere” could be attacked – that evening, Iran targeted Al Udeid in Qatar.
• Abdolrahim Mousavi, chief of staff of the Iranian armed forces, undertook that the country would take “firm measures” in response to American strikes on key nuclear sites the day before. “This crime and desecration will not remain unanswered,” he said on state television.
• Ebrahim Zolfaqari, spokesperson for the central military seat of Khatam al-Anbiya, addressed the American intervention in the war in a video statement, saying: “Mr. Trump, the player, you could start this war, but we will be those who will finish.”
• The Iranian semi-official Tasnim news agency said that a parliamentary committee had approved a general plan to suspend cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
• The Iranian mission to the United Nations said that the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Israel and the head of the IAEA, Rafael Grossi, were responsible for the death of innocent civilians and the destruction of infrastructure.
• Russian President Vladimir Putin criticized the attacks on Iran as “unlike” and “unjustified” at a meeting in Moscow with the Minister of Foreign Affairs in Tehran, Abbas Araghchi.
• The Russian Foreign Deputy Minister, Sergei Ryabkov, said: “Our strategic partnership with Iran is unbreakable”, but was not explained on the question of whether Iran had asked for military aid – or if help would be to come.
• After the attack of Israel against the prison of Evin of Tehran, the Israeli Minister of Foreign Affairs Gideon Saar wrote “Viva la Libertad!”, Spanish for “Live Liberty”, on X.
• The French Minister of Foreign Affairs, Jean-Noel Barrot, said that the Israeli strike on the prison of Evin de Tehran, which holds French prisoners, was unacceptable.
• The UN Ambassador to China, FU Cong, said that American credibility was “damaged” after its bombing of Iranian nuclear sites, warning that the conflict could “become uncontrollable”, according to the state diffuser.
• The German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said about Sunday strikes on Sunday nuclear nuclear sites: “Yes, it is not without risk, but leaving it because it was not an option either.”
• The British Foreign Minister David Lammy said that his country was ready to “defend our staff, our assets and those of our allies and partners”.
• NATO chief Mark Rutte said that the members of the Alliance had “long agreed that Iran should not develop a nuclear weapon” and called an Iranian atomic bomb its “greatest fear”.
• US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has called on China to help Iran close the Hormuz Strait, a strangulation point for a fifth of world oil supply and a potential lever for reprisal action.
• The head of the European Union foreign policy, Kaja Kallas, said that the closure of the Strait would be “extremely dangerous”.
• President Trump published an online message on oil production at the US Energy Ministry, encouraging him to “drill, baby, forest” and say: “I mean now”.
• Reza Pahlavi, the long exiled son of Iran overthrew Shah, but not considered a player with a real influence in Iran himself, warned the United States and Europe not to throw a “rescue buoy” into the current leadership of Iran. “This is our Wall Berlin moment,” he said in an interview with the AFP news agency.