Conflict of Israel and Iran: List of Main Events, June 15, 2025 | In Israel and Iran’s conflicts of conflicts

Here are the main events on the third day of the Israeli and Iran conflict.

Here’s where things stand on Sunday, June 15:

Battle

• Iran fired two separate rescuing of rockets and drones against Israel, including one that surprised Haif, Israel’s port city. At least 15 people were injured.
• Israel also dismissed the rocket dam against Iran, targeting several places, including the capital Tehran, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Defense’s military base in Isfahan and aircraft refilling at Mashhad Airport.
• In Israel, rescue workers searched for surviving debris from the previous night’s Iranian strike wave. The heaviest hit area was Bat Yam city, where dozens of buildings were damaged.

Accidents and disorders

• The Iranian Ministry of Health said at least 224 people had been killed and 1,481 were injured as Israel attacked Iran.
• The night Iran surprised the Israeli port city of Haif and neighboring Tamr, where at least four women were killed.
• At least 13 people have been killed since Thursday’s conflict and 380 were injured in Israel.
• The Israeli Civil Aviation Authority has announced a complete closure of airspace and airports. The Iranian air space is also closed.

Diplomacy

• Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Tehran is not trying to expand the conflict to neighboring countries unless forced.
• Araghchi also said Iran had “convincing evidence” of the United States’s support for Israel’s attacks.
• Iran’s highest diplomat later said: “We will prepare the foundation for returning diplomacy and negotiations if Israel’s aggression stops. We hope tomorrow’s IAE leaders’ meeting will condemn aggression against our nuclear weapons.”
• Speaking to Fox News, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seems to be clearly confirmed, saying he had informed US President Donald Trump before the attacks started.
• Netanyahu also predicted that the result of Israel’s attacks could be a change of regime in Iran.
• Trump warned Tehran not to expand his revenge by including US targets, and did not rule out a more direct US participation outside the broad arsenal and intelligence provided by the US to Israel.
• On the contrary, the US president also stated that peace could be achieved “soon”, which suggests that many diplomatic meetings were taking place.
• He also said he would be “open” to his Russian colleague President Vladimir Putin, who will serve as an intermediary.
• French President Emmanuel Macron criticized this idea, saying that it would not be a good idea if Putin was surrounded by his war in Ukraine as a mediator in the Israeli and Iranian conflict.
• The European Union’s foreign policy manager Kaja Kallas has called the EU Foreign Minister’s video conference on Tuesday to discuss the Middle East crisis.
• The hope of a diplomatic solution yet seems far, although they will no doubt be on the agenda of the seven summit, which begins on Monday in Canada.