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Netanyahu: Future Strikes on Iran Will Surpass All Previous Attacks

Published: June 14, 2025
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said today that Israel will attack “any target” in Iranian territory and that the attacks so far are “nothing compared to what will happen in the coming days.”

Netanyahu stressed that Israel has caused “serious damage” to Iranian nuclear facilities in air strikes over the past two days.

He said that a team of scientists was hit in the strikes, which set back Iran’s nuclear program by several years, the Israel Times reported.

“There is also a major threat from ballistic missiles,” Netanyahu added, presenting the missiles as another method that Iran allegedly intends to use to eliminate Israel.

Netanyahu stressed that Israel will eliminate Iran’s ability to produce such weapons.

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