Conflict Israel-Iran: List of key events, June 17, 2025 | News Israel-Iran Conflict

Here is where things are on Monday, June 17:

Struggle

Several explosions have shaken areas through Iran, including its central and Western provinces as well as the densely populated capital of Tehran, while Israel has intensified the bombing.
The Israeli army said it had struck “12 missile launch and storage sites”.
The areas attacked by Israel include the province of Isfahan and the city of Tabriz, while the attacks on Tehran were “continuous and intense”, according to Iranian Irna state media.
The Israeli army claimed one of its strikes in Tehran, the head of the Iranian armed forces Ali Shadmani.
Iran has launched reprisals towards parts of northern Israel and Tel Aviv, and said that its missile attacks have struck a military intelligence center and a Mossad operations planning center.
The Iranian revolution guards said Iranian attacks were targeting Israeli air bases from which the nation’s attacks were launched.
The Iranian army also said that it had followed and intercepted 28 “hostile planes” in the past 24 hours, adding that one of them was a spy drone trying to win information on “sensitive” sites.
Abdolrahim Mousavi, chief of staff of the Iranian armed forces, said that the attacks carried out so far have been a “deterrent warning”, and warned “the punitive operation will soon be carried out”.

Iran reported several killed in the attack on Israel against a state television building on Monday and three others died in strikes in the central city of Kashan.
Israel did not report any death on Tuesday.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said that it had carried out a greater analysis of the satellite images of the recent Israel attacks against Iranian nuclear sites, adding that it has other evidence indicating “direct impacts” on “underground enrichment rooms” in the installation of Natanz.
IAEA added that its analysis has not shown such changes in two of the other major nuclear installations in Iran target by Israel – Isfahan and Fordow.
The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warned against a devastating toll for civilians and potential health risks associated with Israel nuclear attacks against Iran.
More than 600 foreign nationals have crossed Iran in neighboring Azerbaijan in recent days, notably citizens of Russia, Germany, Spain, Italy, Romania, the United States, among others.
Ukraine, China and South Korea have become the last countries to advise their citizens to leave Israel and Iran, invoking a “significant deterioration of the security situation” in the region.

US President Donald Trump, after leaving the G7 early summit, said he didn’t put pressure on a ceasefire from Israel-Iran but wanted a “real end”, Iran “completely abandoning” on nuclear weapons.
He also wrote on his Truth social application that “we now have a complete and total control of the sky on Iran”, without clarifying more, and made a barely veiled threat to assassinate the supreme Iranian chief of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
The remarks come when the American vice-president JD Vance said that Trump could take “new measures to end Iranian enrichment”.
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said Russia was ready to act as a mediator, but added that there is a “reluctance, at least from Israel”, to start talks.
The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has denounced Israeli and illegal attacks.
The king of Jordan Abdullah II warned that Israel’s “attacks” against Iran threatened to dangerously degenerate tensions and were “a threat to people everywhere”.
Qatar also said that it “strongly condemns” the attacks of Israel, calling them “an unlisted measure which will have very disastrous repercussions”.
French President Emmanuel Macron said he was against military action against Iran, which could lead to a change in regime and a potential “chaos”.