Political Stalemate.. Iran Continues to Exchange Strikes with Israel and America

SadaNews - The Iranian-Israeli-American strikes continue to be exchanged in the Middle East for the thirty-fifth consecutive day.

Iran launched several ballistic missiles and drones toward Israeli targets, and also American targets in the Gulf regions.

The missiles fired early Friday at central Israel caused one injury and damage in several areas after one of the cluster munitions was launched.

 

The Iranian Quds Force announced the downing of an F-35 aircraft in the Markazi Province in the center of the country, with a slim chance of survival for its pilot.

The Israeli army announced that it attacked dozens of targets inside Iran, including missile launch platforms and weapons and missile production factories.

Meanwhile, the American military confirmed it carried out a series of attacks against Iranian targets.

Several Gulf countries announced that they had thwarted Iranian attacks against various targets in their nations.

According to the Hebrew newspaper Yisrael Hayom, sources stated that the United States informed Israel that communications with Iran had reached an impasse.

According to a diplomatic official, what has prevented progress in communications aimed at negotiating is primarily the lack of trust between the two parties.

Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump stated, "Our greatest and strongest army has not even started yet to destroy what remains in Iran, and the bridges are the next target, followed by the power plants."

He added: "The leadership of the new regime in Iran knows what must be done and realizes it needs to be done quickly."

The United States and Israel talk about a decline in Iran's missile capability amid the ongoing attacks against it. Meanwhile, Tehran speaks of a calculated process on its part to direct strikes and will continue to defend itself and deliver severe blows to both parties.