Evening recap

We are wrapping up this live page covering Israel’s ongoing war on Iran. Here’s a round-up of today’s major developments:

Israeli strikes on nuclear sites: Israel targeted Iran’s Arak heavy water reactor, claiming it was part of Tehran’s weapons programme. Iran denied this, saying the site was for medical purposes.
Ahvaz and Shiraz struck: Israeli air raids hit military areas in Ahvaz and Shiraz in Iran’s south, according to Iranian media.
Iran threatens to target military aid: Tehran warned that any country sending weapons to Israel would be considered complicit in aggression and would face retaliation.
Turkey slams Israeli actions: Ankara accused Israel of dragging the region towards “total disaster” and called for an end to its military campaign on Iran.
Iran condemns Israeli strike on nuclear site: Tehran accused Israel of targeting the under-construction Arak reactor, insisting the facility was meant for medical research, not military use.
Israel signals it may strike before US deadline: Israeli officials reportedly told Washington they might not wait for the two-week deadline set by US President Donald Trump and could launch further attacks on Iran independently.
US moves B-2 bombers to Guam: The Pentagon has deployed B-2 stealth bombers to its base on the Pacific island of Guam. US officials say the move comes as Trump weighs whether to back Israel’s war on Iran.
Houthis threaten to hit US ships: Yemen’s Houthi movement has warned it would target American naval vessels in the Red Sea if the US joins Israel’s assault on Iran.
Iran says Europe’s nuclear proposals unrealistic: A senior Iranian official dismissed European suggestions made in Geneva regarding Tehran’s nuclear activity, saying they lacked practicality and would block any chance of an agreement.