Update: President Trump announced the U.S. launched strikes on three Iranian nuclear facilities, including Fordo, on Saturday, June 21. Read the latest here. The second week of the Israel-Iran war began with additional strikes targeting an Iranian nuclear research facility as Iran's foreign minister issued a warning against the United States joining the conflict.
Main Idea: The Iran-Israel war entered its second week with new strikes, rising casualties, and growing pressure on President Donald Trump over whether the U.S. will join the conflict.
Key Points:
The fighting could raise oil prices, shake markets, and increase costs for US households and small businesses if the conflict widens.
US evacuations and diplomacy may help protect Americans abroad and reduce the chance of a larger war.
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Central U.S. political actor whose decision on possible military intervention and announced strikes drives the article.
Israeli prime minister whose stated goal of continuing the operation is a major part of the article.
Named Iranian official giving the key diplomatic warning and negotiating stance.
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Central to the military strikes and reported killing of senior Iranian commanders.
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