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Israel attacks targets across Tehran as Trump says peace 'will happen soon'

US President Donald Trump said peace between Israel and Iran “will happen soon,” adding that “many calls and meetings (are) now taking place.”
The Israeli military has issued a Persian-language warning urging all individuals currently in or near military weapons factories and support institutions in Iran to evacuate immediately.
Donald Trump warned of overwhelming force if Iran strikes, saying “If we are attacked in any way, the full strength and might of the US Armed Forces will come down on you at levels never seen before.”
Israel attacked Iranian energy facilities, hitting South Pars gas field, an oil depot in Tehran and the country's largest oil refinery near the Persian Gulf.
Israel's ongoing attacks have left at least 215 Iranians killed and nearly 700 injured, rights group HRANA said. At least 51 of those killed were military personnel, it added.
Eight people were killed and 200 were injured in Iranian attacks on Israel overnight, Israeli paramedics said, while the Times of Israel reported 35 people were unaccounted for after an attack in Bat Yam south of Tel Aviv.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told Fox News President Donald Trump still hoped for a reconciliation: "President Trump continues to say to Iran: hey! You have an option for peace."
Israel had warned it would attack Iran's oil and gas infrastructure in retaliation for the Islamic Republic's missile attacks on the Jewish State, a source close to the Israeli government told Iran International.
Iran fired at least 200 missiles at Israel, a source close to the Israeli government told Iran International. The attacks which are still underway have left one woman killed and over 60 injured.
Israel on Thursday night launched an attack on Iran's leaders, military and nuclear sites in an open-ended campaign dubbed "Rising Lion".
The strikes killed Hossein Salami, the head of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, armed forces chief of staff Mohammed Bagheri, air force commander Amir Ali Hajizadeh and key security official Ali Shamkhani.
Main Iranian nuclear sites Fordow and Natanz were hit in the attacks but Iran's top nuclear official called the damage "superficial."