Iran under heavy attack, Israel intercepts missile attacks

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As so then, despite diplomatic efforts aimed at de-escalation, rhetoric between the United

States and Iran has become increasingly threatening.

The White House has warned it will quote, unleash hell on Iran if it doesn't accept defeat

and agree to a deal to end the war.

But Iran's foreign minister, Abbas Al-Ajji, says, no negotiations are underway, and President

Trump's claims of talks prove that the U.S. is losing the fight.

Those comments come, after an apparent opening of diplomacy.

Pakistan handed Iran a 15-point plan, proposed by the U.S., but Iran called it extremely

maximalist and unreasonable.

Instead, Tehran has put forward five conditions, including an end to the war on all fronts

and recognition of Iran's sovereignty over the strait of Hormuz.

Meanwhile, the U.S. and Israel continued to intensively attack Iran.

Two children had been killed after an attack near the city of Shiraz, and multiple blasts

have hit the north-eastern city of Mashad.

And there had been multiple strikes on Israel's six people.

It had been injured after Central Israel was targeted.

There were also attacks in the north, sirens sounded throughout the night, as missiles

were fired from Lebanon.

The White House's threats against Iran come as the U.S. moves more troops and warships

into the Middle East.

And that's why insisting that Tehran has been militarily destroyed and is desperate

for a deal.

But in a raiding attack on Central Israel is injured at least six people.

There are reports of debris falling in several locations in the Catholicism.

After a rocket interception, the shrapnel hit at least two buildings.

Many Palestinian Israelis live in the city.

Israel is targeting villages across southern Lebanon as the conflict with Iran's ally

Hezbollah enters its fourth week, the Israeli military is advancing into Lebanese territory

with ground troops.

The Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says it Israel is expanding what he calls a buffer

zone in Lebanon.

The issue of dismantling Hezbollah remains before our eyes.

It is also connected to the broader confrontation with Iran, which is still ongoing, contrary to

what is being reported in the media.

We are committed to doing everything we can to profoundly transform the situation in Lebanon.

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