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The Israeli military said the missiles were fired from Iran and were aimed at Israel, and air raid sirens sounded in Tel Aviv.
June 15th news, according to a statement from the Iraqi Prime Ministers Media Office, on June 15th local time, Iraqi Prime Minister Sudani had a phone call with Iranian President Pezerhiziyan on the same day. Sudani expressed the Iraqi government and peoples firm support for Irans aggression during the call, emphasizing that Irans security and stability are related to the security and stability of the entire region. Sudani reiterated that Iraq is committed to preventing the scope of the conflict from expanding, and the Iraqi government is taking diplomatic actions through various channels to prevent Israel from violating Iraqi airspace. He said that Iraq is willing to provide Iran with all necessary assistance to deal with foreign aggression within the framework of the unity of Islamic countries. Pezerhiziyan stressed that in the face of Israels blatant violation of international law, Islamic countries must unify their positions to prevent similar acts of aggression from affecting more Islamic countries.
Israeli Military: In less than 3 days, we attacked more than 170 targets and more than 720 Iranian military facilities.
German Chancellor Merz: We must also discuss economic affairs at the G7 meeting. Most participants are concerned about the agreement on tariffs.
German Chancellor Merz: Additional pressure is needed to encourage Russia to return to the negotiation table on the Russia-Ukraine issue.