Israel Attacks Iran-

A simple breakdown of the major Israeli airstrike on Iran, its impact, and how the world is
reacting.

   What Happened

     On the early morning of June 13, 2025, Israel launched a major attack on Iran. The
military operation was called “Operation Rising Lion.” The goal was to destroy Iran’s nuclear
and military facilities.

     Israel used around 200 fighter jets and drones to carry out this attack.

Targeted Locations

       The Israeli forces struck several important places inside Iran, including:

• Tehran

• Natanz

• Isfahan

• Arak

• Tabriz

    They targeted:

• Nuclear labs

• Missile factories

• Military command centers

• Top Iranian scientists

Key People Killed

      Some major Iranian figures were reportedly killed:

• Hossein Salami – Commander of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard (IRGC)

• Mohammad Bagheri – Iran’s top military officer

• Two well-known nuclear scientists were also killed in the strikes.

    Iran’s Response

       Iran immediately fired back by launching more than 100 drones toward Israel. Iran called
the attack a “declaration of war.”
       The situation is extremely tense, and both countries are preparing for further military actions.

World Reactions

• USA: Said it was not involved.

• Donald Trump: Supported Israel and warned of stronger future attacks.

• Russia: Called the attack illegal and asked for peace talks.

• Germany: Confirmed Israel had informed them before the attack and urged restraint.

• United Nations (UN): Called an emergency meeting to discuss the crisis.

    Impact on Economy & Markets

• Oil prices jumped by 7–9%.

• Gold prices went up.

• Stock markets around the world fell.

• Safe currencies like the Japanese Yen and Swiss Franc gained strength.

Flight Disruptions

• Airspace in the Middle East was shut down temporarily.

• More than 650 flights were canceled or delayed.

• Israel closed its embassies worldwide for security.

    Summary

Conclusion

     This attack has brought Israel and Iran to the edge of war. The world is watching closely,
hoping things don’t get worse. With global markets shaking and oil prices rising, this conflict is
affecting not just the Middle East, but the whole world.