Iran reserves all options in response to US attacks, Araghchi says

It is too early to know exactly what the results of the US strike in Iran are, but “what is certain is that Iran’s nuclear program has been set back by years," Axios reported citing a senior Israeli official.

Following the US strikes, if a good agreement is reached with Iran, it would be “the end of the story” for Iran’s nuclear program, the official was quoted as saying.

If no nuclear agreement is reached and if Iran tries to rebuild its nuclear facilities, Israel will strike again, Axios added citing the official.

"By attacking Iran's nuclear facilities, Trump admitted that his proxy force (Israel) has failed," said Nour News, an Iranian outlet affiliated with Supreme National Security Council.

"His reckless gamble for a political win resulted in nothing but the official acknowledgment of Israel’s defeat, the acceleration of Iran’s nuclear program, and a heavy cost for the US. Donald the Gambler—you’ve suffered a crushing loss."

“The Islamic Resistance Movement condemns in the strongest terms the blatant American aggression," the Iran-backed Palestinian group said. "This brutal aggression constitutes a dangerous escalation, a blind pursuit of the rogue Zionist occupation's agendas."

"We consider it a glaring example of the policy of imposing hegemony through the logic of force, an aggression based on the law of the jungle," Hamas said in a statement.

"We affirm our solidarity with our brothers in the Islamic Republic, leadership and people alike, and our complete confidence in Iran's ability to defend its sovereignty and its people's interests, and to confront this aggression."

Saudi Arabia's nuclear regulator said on X that no traces of radiation had been detected in the environment in Saudi Arabia or other Persian Gulf states after US attacks on Iranian nuclear sites on Saturday.