Iranian nuclear site attacked, Trump says no ceasefire with Iran

The United States and Israel are striking more targets in Iran.

This time they're taking aim at a key nuclear site.

Iranian state media is reporting a strike on the Detence Enrichment Facility.

There's been no leak of radioactive material from the site.

Detence was one of the main targets in last year's 12-day war on Iran.

During that conflict, the United States dropped two bunker buster bombs on the facility,

after which President Donald Trump claimed Iran's nuclear capabilities had been obliterated.

While Trump says he's considering winding down military operations, but he's also rejected

the idea of a ceasefire.

He says that Washington has nearly achieved all of its objectives.

Oh, I think we won.

We've knocked out the Navy, their Air Force, we've knocked out their anti-aircraft, we've

knocked out everything.

We're roaming free from a military standpoint.

All they're doing is clogging up the straight, but from a military standpoint, they're finished.

Israel says buildings have been damaged.

As Iran continues to target areas across the country, at least six impacts have been reported

in rational design, just south of Tel Aviv.

While in Lebanon, Israel has launched more strikes on Beirut, southern suburbs, the

military says it's targeting Iran's al-A'ez-Bola.

More than a thousand people have been killed in Lebanon since hostilities resume between

Israel and Hasbola back on March the 2nd.

Israel has been assassinating, leading Iranian military security and political figures as

part of its stated war aims.

The policy of targeted killings dates back decades, Israeli forces have carried out covert

and public operations all around the world.

But Iran is keeping up attacks on neighboring Gulf states, a series of drone and missile strikes

targeted Q8, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, Emirati air defenses intercepted

several projectiles over the skies of Dubai.

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