‘We have other goals’: Israeli army vows to continue Iran; Post reviews after US attacks on nuclear sites

The Israeli army declared on Sunday that it had “other goals” in Iran and would proceed with its military operations, when the US air strikes killed major Iranian nuclear facilities.“We have other goals and we will continue to work until we achieve them,” Israeli army spokesperson EF Defereen said during a television briefing.US President Donald Trump confirmed that the US forces came up with an increase in regional tension after “very successful attack” on three nuclear sites in Iran’s Fordo, Isfahan and Natanz, which ended the weeks of speculation about possible American participation in the conflict.Israel-Iran conflict: follow live updatesDeffreen said that Israel was still assessing the impact of the US strike on the heavy forrtified Fordo enrichment facility. He said, “It is soon to determine whether Iran’s rich uranium was destroyed or removed,” he said. “We are constantly checking the situation. It’s very soon to determine. I think we will learn later.”The Israeli army began its latest round of attacks on Sunday morning, including attacks on the Iranian missile launcher. “We are continuing and firm to achieve the objectives of the operation: eliminating the danger of existence for the state of Israel, damaging Iran’s nuclear program and destroying its missile system,” said Dephrin.Meanwhile, Tehran has accused both the US and Israel of inciting the crisis.Iranian External Affairs Minister Abbas Araghchi said the attacks marked a serious growth. In an organization of the Islamic Cooperation (OC) Summit in Istanbul, he said, “The US and Israel have crossed a red line by attacking Iran’s nuclear facilities.” Argchi also said that Iran was still evaluating the damage limit.Despite the attacks, Iran’s Red Crescent Head Pir Hosin Kolivand reported that the US raids were not fatal. He said, “Luckily, we had no martyr in the previous night incidents of American aggression against Iran’s nuclear facilities,” he said on State TV.Israel first launched its mass attack on Iran on 13 June, which was said that there was a atom and military property. The operation includes hundreds of airstrikes, killings of military officers and killing about ten nuclear scientists. Iran has refused to demand developing nuclear weapons.By Saturday, Iranian officials said that more than 400 people had died and more than 3,000 were injured in Israeli attacks, most of the citizens. In turn, Israel reported the Iranian missiles and 25 deaths due to drone attacks.