Escalating Tensions: Israel-Iran Air War Turns Fierce

The lengthy conflict between Israel and Iran intensifies, marked by Israel's recent bombings of Iranian nuclear sites and Iran's retaliatory attacks. As diplomatic talks loom, U.S. President Trump remains undecided on intervention. The ongoing violence has resulted in significant casualties and geopolitical tension, with both nations accusing each other of rights violations.

In a new escalation of hostilities, Israel launched airstrikes on nuclear facilities in Iran, prompting a violent response. Both nations remain locked in an unrelenting air war, with no diplomatic resolution in sight. The death toll is rising as both civilian and military targets face devastation.

Responding to an attack on an Israeli hospital by Iran, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed retribution, promising that "Tehran's tyrants" will bear the full cost. The attacks continue unchecked as international eyes focus on potential U.S. involvement in the conflict, speculated in the coming weeks according to President Donald Trump.

Amidst these tense dynamics, Iran weighs its options, contemplating strategic moves like closing the Strait of Hormuz. Reports confirm severe infrastructure damage within Iran, while both sides blame each other for civilian casualties and violations of international law, intensifying the already volatile geopolitical landscape.

(With inputs from agencies.)