Iran Missile Attack on Israel, Trump Says "Iran Has Gone Too Far" and Prevents Israeli Counterstrike

US0%

BlockBeats News, June 8th. On June 7th local time, Iran launched multiple missiles at Israel in response to the Israeli military's escalation in Lebanon, marking Iran's first direct missile attack since the ceasefire on April 8th.

This signifies a significant escalation in the regional situation and could disrupt US-Iran negotiations, reigniting the conflict. Israeli officials have stated that all missiles have been intercepted so far. Some Israeli officials have threatened retaliation.

Regarding this incident, Trump advised Iran: "Your missiles have been launched, that's enough, now it's time to return to the negotiation table and reach an agreement." Trump also mentioned that he will call Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu immediately and tell him, "Do not retaliate." In response to Israel's earlier airstrikes on the southern outskirts of Beirut, Trump said, "I am not happy about this."

Source: BlockBeats

Disclaimer: The current content is sourced from third-party perspectives or directly translated by AI from third-party perspectives. CoinEx does not guarantee the authenticity, accuracy, and originality of the content, and it does not constitute any investment advice from CoinEx. The prices of cryptocurrencies are highly volatile, please be aware of the potential risks.

Related NewsView All

「White-Haired Stock God」 Serenity Calls for Stock Picks Again, A-Share Hits Limit Up, Releases Full Version of 「800V Direct Current」 Concept Stock List

trade.xyz undertook $15.72 billion in traditional market trading volume last week, with the on-chain slippage rate reaching 11%.

Saudi authorities have issued a missile alert for the region where the Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia is located, which hosts US troops.

Hot

Coins
Price
24H Change