China criticized the US and Israeli military action against Iran, warning that it risks plunging the Middle East into deeper instability and undermining international law.
The Iranian foreign minister says Donald Trump’s aim of regime change is ‘mission impossible’ after US-Israeli strikes hit multiple sites in Iran. Reports say at least 201 people have been killed and there are growing fears the move could plunge the region into a conflict that could last weeks or months. The Guardian's Patrick Wintour explains what we know…
Some protesters condemned the strikes and killing of Iran's supreme leader, calling for an end to military action in the Middle East, while others cheered in support of the U.S. military action.
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) on Sunday said he will seek to focus on normalizing relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel after the strikes in Iran over the weekend. “Now, what am I going to do next? When this regime can no longer threaten the region, I’m going to build on what I did with President…
The probable destruction of Iran’s Islamist regime — now underway after bold U.S.-Israeli strikes that took out Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and hammered the mullahs’ terror infrastructure — is delivering a devastating blow to some of the world’s most dangerous actors and ideologies.
