The Middle East

According to the Iranian supreme leader, the US has not been able to cause "significant damage" to Iran and its nuclear facilities; he has denounced that the US president "exaggerated the incident in his account."

Thus, the Israeli Army has killed at least 410 Palestinians since 28 May in the distribution areas organised by the controversial GHF foundation, while 93 others have died while trying to gain access to the scant aid distributed by the UN and other non-governmental organizations.

U.S. President Donald Trump has announced a 12-hour "total" ceasefire between the two countries to end the Twelve Day War.

In addition, 131,559 people have already been injured by attacks by the Israeli army. Gaza authorities have today confirmed nearly 40 deaths, including 17 people, who were shot while seeking help.

The U.S. Advanced Headquarters and Al Udeid Air Base, built in 1996, are in Qatar.

Iran announced yesterday that it has all the options on the table and that it is considering the measure of response, while US President Donald Trump has expressed satisfaction with the consequences of the attack and has said that Iran needs "regime change." 

However, the Supreme Council of National Security and the Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, between the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman, the Strait of Hormuz, at its narrowest point, is 54 kilometres.

The Minister of Exteriores Iraní ha afirmado que Estados Unidos ha cometido "una grave violación de la Carta de las Naciones Unidas, el derecho internacional y el TNP al atacar las instalaciones nucleares pacíficas de Irán" como miembro permanente del Consejo de Seguridad de las Naciones Unidas.

The head of the UN warns of the gravity of the situation. He believes that an increase in acts of violence may have "catastrophic" consequences, both in Iran and around the world.

On Friday, at least 70 Palestinians were killed in Israeli attacks on various areas of Gaza, according to a count by the Ministry of Health and Civil Defence, of whom at least 25 were shot dead while on their way to humanitarian aid hotspots. 

Iranian Foreign Minister Abas Araqchi said in Geneva that in Israel "they are prepared to stop the attack and resume diplomacy when the aggressor is tried."

According to The Wall Street Journal, late on Tuesday, Trump told senior advisers that he was postponing the final decision pending Tehran's decision to abandon its nuclear program.

Israel's attacks have reduced Iran's military and nuclear infrastructure and also killed 224 people, according to official data from the Persian Government.

Since Israel launched its offensive against Iran last Friday morning, Tehran has fired 400 ballistic missiles and hundreds of drones at Israel.

But there is one important condition that Tehran has put on the table: that Washington should not actively join the Israeli attacks.

Israel's bombing of Iran has killed 70 people and injured more than 300. Iran's Armed Forces have assured Iran's supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, that they will "sink the vile Zionist regime into disgrace."