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The Cold War has turned hot overnight.
In the early hours of June 13th, Israel
launched preemptive strikes on Iran.
Multiple explosions were heard across
Thran with online footage showing blasts
lighting up the capital. But the fire
that started in the city didn't stop
there. Additional explosions occurred in
Isvahan, Tabris, Karman Sha, Hamadan, K,
and Piranha. cities that host nuclear,
military or strategic sites. Separate
strikes also hit the Natans nuclear
site, the Arak heavy water reactor, and
the Parchin military complex. Satellite
imagery, for instance, shows
considerable but likely superficial
damage at Natans. Either way, the
initial 24 hours have been nothing short
of a disaster for the Iranians. Israeli
jets are flying almost uncontested over
Iranian airspace. Mossad operatives are
roaming freely, launching drones and
anti-tank guided missiles at key Iranian
systems. All while Hezbollah remains on
the sidelines. Already multiple senior
nuclear scientists and highranking
military leaders have been killed. As
was bound to happen, Iran responded
harshly and launched waves of loitering
munitions and ballistic missiles at
Israel. Most of these were intercepted
in the air, but some made it through.
Tel Aviv was hit multiple times, and
significant damage has been reported at
Israel's central military command
center. What we're seeing is unlike
anything the region has witnessed
before. The firepower unleashed makes
Hezbollah and Hamas rockets look like
toys by comparison. Meanwhile, Netanyahu
has urged Israeli citizens to prepare
for a prolonged conflict. And so it
begins. When sirens replace speeches,
war is no longer coming. It has arrived.
In the immediate aftermath, Iran
launched more than 100 drones toward
Israel and vowed further retaliation.
For its part, America has chosen not to
intervene. US Secretary of State Marco
Rubio insists the US had no role in the
attacks, while President Trump is urging
Iran to make a deal or face even more
brutal attacks. This may well be a good
cop, bad cop negotiating tactic. Around
260 media outlets reported on this
story, most of them rightle leaning.
This is also how governments negotiate.
When they try to talk without saying
things directly, they employ the media.
But even so, reaching a deal now will be
difficult. Among the casualties is Ali
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