Day 101 | Iran launches missiles at 'Israel' amid escalation over Beirut attack
Iran launched multiple waves of missiles toward northern 'Israel' on Sunday night, marking its first direct bombardment of 'Israeli' territory since a fragile ceasefire took effect in early April.
Iran's state broadcaster IRIB confirmed the attack, warning that strikes would continue if 'Israel' responds militarily or fails to halt its operations in Lebanon.
According to 'Israel's' Channel 12, Tehran fired three waves of missiles, including a salvo of four missiles. Initial reports indicated damage in the northern city of Tiberias. The 'Israeli' military said all incoming missiles were intercepted by air defense systems.
The attack prompted 'Israeli' authorities to temporarily suspend operations at Ben Gurion Airport near Tel Aviv.
The escalation came hours after an 'Israeli' airstrike targeted Beirut's southern suburbs, killing at least two people and injuring 11 others, according to Lebanese reports.
'Israeli' officials vowed a "powerful" response to the missile attack, while Tehran warned of further action if 'Israeli' operations in Lebanon continue.
US President Donald Trump urged Iran to return to negotiations, telling Fox News that the missile strikes were "certainly not going to help" efforts to end the conflict. "Get back to the table and make a deal," Trump said. Trump also expressed dissatisfaction with the 'Israeli' strike on Beirut and told Axios he would urge 'Israel' not to retaliate against Iran.
The latest exchange comes as the conflict reaches its 100th day, with diplomatic efforts to secure a lasting peace appearing increasingly stalled amid renewed military escalation.
Moment shrapnel from missile projectile falls in Jordan's Ramtha district
Iran says targeted 'terrorist groups' in Iraq
Iran's Revolutionary Guards targeted the headquarters of "terrorist groups" in Iraqi Kurdistan, state media reported Monday.
"The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has targeted the headquarters of terrorist groups in Sulaymaniyah, Iraq," Iran's IRNA news agency posted on Telegram.
US official says Washington did not greenlight 'Israeli' strike on Beirut: Axios
A senior US official told Axios the White House did not give a “green light” to 'Israel’s' strike on Beirut and said Washington was not involved in the operation.
Trump asked Netanyahu not to respond to Iranian attack, sources say
According to 'Israel’s' Channel 12, Trump urged Netanyahu not to retaliate against Iran and to allow a few more days for negotiations, while a senior US official said he does not expect an imminent 'Israeli' strike.
"I call all the shots. He doesn’t call the shots," Trump about Netanyahu
US President Donald Trump said 'Israeli' Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will have “no choice” but to accept any agreement Washington reaches with Iran, insisting that the United States “calls the shots.”
“He won’t have any choice. I call the shots. I call all the shots,” Trump said in an interview with the Financial Times, adding that Netanyahu “doesn’t call the shots.”
Trump’s comments came shortly after Iran launched a series of ballistic missiles toward ‘Israel’, marking its first direct bombardment of 'Israeli' territory since a fragile ceasefire took effect in early April.
The escalation came hours after an 'Israeli' airstrike targeted Beirut's southern suburbs, killing at least two people and injuring 11 others, according to Lebanese reports.
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US diplomacy continues despite attacks
Despite the latest missile strikes, Trump said the developments would not alter his administration’s approach to ongoing negotiations with Iran.
“It’s not going to have any impact on the deal,” he said, adding that talks “may make it on its own merit, or not.”
However, he acknowledged uncertainty over the outcome of the negotiations, noting: “We’ll see what happens.”
Military options remain on the table
Trump also indicated that failure to reach a deal could lead to military or enforcement measures, including a possible commando raid or continued pressure through blockade policies.
“It would mean that possibly we would go in and take care of the rest of the place that we didn’t take care of militarily,” he said.
Trump says Netanyahu "won’t have any choice" but to accept an Iran deal
US President Donald Trump said 'Israeli' Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would have no choice but to accept any agreement reached between Washington and Tehran, asserting that he alone controls US policy toward Iran.
Speaking to the Financial Times on Sunday, Trump dismissed suggestions that Netanyahu could influence the outcome of ongoing US-Iran diplomacy.
“I call the shots. I call all the shots. He doesn’t call the shots,” Trump said. Asked whether Netanyahu would have to accept a deal negotiated by Washington, Trump replied: “He won’t have any choice.”
Trump also downplayed the significance of Iran’s missile attack on Israel on Sunday night, saying it would not affect efforts to secure an agreement with Tehran.
“It’s not going to have any impact on the deal,” Trump said. “We’ll see how it ends up. But they were attacks that did not kick at all.”
The comments come amid renewed tensions between Trump and Netanyahu over regional security issues. Last week, Trump said he was “perturbed” by 'Israel’s' planned military operations in Lebanon as the United States pursued diplomatic efforts aimed at reaching a peace agreement with Iran.
Despite the latest exchange of hostilities between Iran and 'Israel', Trump indicated that negotiations with Tehran remain on track.
Iranian official says missiles fired from area repeatedly attacked by US and 'Israel'
A spokesperson for the Iranian parliament's National Security Commission said the missiles were launched from a location that had been repeatedly attacked by the United States and 'Israel', according to IRIB (Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting).
US Embassy in Jordan issues nationwide security alert
US Embassy in Amman issued a security alert on Sunday stating that reports indicate missiles, drones, or rockets may be present in Jordanian airspace.
The embassy urged US citizens across the country to seek overhead cover immediately, remain indoors, and follow instructions from local authorities and official alerts.
It advised the public to stay alert for updates and monitor local media, including Roya News, Petra News, and Jordan Times.
The statement also confirmed that the embassy will continue to assess the situation and provide further guidance if needed.
UK foreign secretary urges restraint after renewed Iran-'Israel' conflict
UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper said in a post on X that the renewed conflict between Iran and 'Israel' is "in no one's interest" and called on both sides to de-escalate immediately and continue negotiations.
The resumption of conflict between Iran and Israel is in no one’s interest. Both sides must show restraint and de-escalate immediately.
— Yvette Cooper (@YvetteCooperMP) June 7, 2026
Negotiations must continue towards the lasting settlement that we all need, for peace and stability in the region, and for the full restoration…
VIDEO - Iran's army warns ‘Israel’ if it retaliates to missile attack
Ebrahim Zolfaghari, a spokesman for Iran's military central command, warns ‘Israel’ of setbacks if it retaliates for Iran’s missile launch or expands its attacks in the region, after the Islamic republic fired missiles at ‘Israel’ for the first time since an April ceasefire took hold in the Middle East war.
Iran says no attack occurred after reports of sounds in Tabriz
Iranian media reported that no attack has taken place inside the country so far, adding that the sounds heard in the northwestern city of Tabriz were linked to an air defense system test.
According statements, authorities said the situation is under control and that the noises were not the result of any external strike.
The clarification comes around two hours after Iran launched an attack on 'Israel' for the first time since a fragile ceasefire took effect in early April 2026.
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