US Strikes Iran Live Updates: Trump announced a successful attack on three Iranian nuclear sites, escalating the conflict. Iran reports 430 deaths, Israel reports 24 deaths.

Ambassador Amir Saeid Iravani, said that the UN's most powerful body must “take all necessary measures” to hold the U.S. accountable under international law and the U.N. charter.

Israel’s military says Iran has fired a fresh wave of missiles toward the country, hours after the US attacked nuclear facilities in Fordow, Isfahan and Natanz.

Alastair Cook believes Ollie Pope showed admirable control in his century, as England reach 209-3 in the first Test.

Whether the Middle East conflict escalates further will depend on Iran and its allies, writes the BBC's Jo Floto.

Echoing the Supreme Leader’s stance, Hossein Shariatmadari, Khamenei’s representative, urged immediate retaliation.

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Tehran reserved all options for legitimate self-defence and condemned the "criminal behaviour" of the United States.

This was a massive gamble by President Trump, and nobody knows yet whether it will pay off, says Rhode Island Sen. Jack Reed

Israel had been saying that it would destroy Iran’s nuclear facilities on its own, if required, but was urging the United States to support through its capabilities for a “swift end to it”.

Amid the ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel, the first evacuation flight scheduled on Sunday to bring back Indian nationals from Israel has been delayed.

President Trump announced a successful US military attack on three Iranian nuclear sites, including Fordo.

The reaction of world leaders after US forces struck three Iranian nuclear sites on Sunday Iran time ranged from Israel lauding President Donald Trump's decision to the U.N. calling for de-escalation and some countries condemning the at ...more

Israel's Airport Authority announced on Sunday (June 22) that it was closing the country's airspace to both inbound and outbound flights in the wake of the U.S. attacks on Iranian nuclear sites.