17.06.2025 02:00
U.S. President Donald Trump issued a notable warning regarding the Israel-Iran conflicts. Trump stated that the capital of Iran, Tehran, should be evacuated. The U.S. President said, "Everyone in Tehran should be evacuated immediately."
U.S. President Donald Trump made a statement regarding the Israel-Iran conflicts, saying, "Everyone in Tehran should be evacuated immediately."
The conflicts, which began with Israel's attacks on Iran, continue to escalate. Attacks throughout the day continued into the evening hours.
ISRAEL STRIKES IRANIAN TELEVISION
Today, Israel attacked the Iranian State Television in Tehran. The attack was reflected in live broadcasts, and many people in the building lost their lives.
MUTUAL ATTACKS CONTINUE
In response to Israel's attacks on Tehran, Iran fired ballistic missiles and conducted drone strikes, while sirens sounded in Israel's capital, Tel Aviv.
TRUMP'S MIDNIGHT WARNING
A striking warning came from U.S. President Donald Trump. Trump stated that Tehran, the capital of Iran, should be evacuated. The U.S. President said, "Everyone in Tehran should be evacuated immediately."
THREATENED IRAN
U.S. President Trump, during a press conference on the first day of the G7 Leaders Summit held in Alberta, Canada, stated that the U.S. has always supported Israel and will continue to do so, saying, "We have been strongly supporting Israel for a long time, and Israel is in a very good position right now."
Trump claimed that he gave Iran a 60-day deadline for nuclear negotiations but stated that the country was unwilling to make an agreement, saying, "Iran wants to talk, but they should have done this earlier. This is painful for both sides. Iran is not winning this war; they should come to the table before it's too late."
In response to a question about whether the U.S. is militarily involved in the "war" between Israel and Iran, he replied, "I don't want to talk about this issue."
DID NOT SIGN G7 STATEMENT
U.S. President Donald Trump also did not sign the draft joint statement by G7 leaders calling on both sides regarding the Israel-Iran conflict to reduce tensions and avoid jeopardizing regional stability.
NETANYAHU DISPUTED TRUMP
Meanwhile, during the day, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu made a statement that effectively contradicted U.S. President Donald Trump's assertion that "we are not involved in attacks on Iran." Netanyahu said, "The U.S. is helping us. I am in constant communication with President Trump, and I appreciate the assistance he provides us."