Days after the US bombed three nuclear facilities in Isfahan, Natanz, and Fordow, the fate of Iran's 60%-enriched uranium stockpile remains a mystery.

Trump warned that the US would bomb Iran again if Tehran continues uranium enrichment at a concerning level.

With extensive military knowledge and a decisive, efficient working style, General Caine quickly gained President Trump's full confidence for the Iran strike.

Israeli officials acknowledge heavy damage during the 12-day conflict, estimating at least USD 3 billion needed for recovery.

The US administration stated there is "no intelligence" suggesting Iran moved its highly enriched uranium stockpile before the June 22 airstrike.

Iran's foreign minister says nuclear facilities suffered serious damage after 12 days of conflict, and Tehran is assessing the situation.

Stealth aircraft and weakened air defenses are believed to be the factors that enabled the US B-2 squadron to strike Iran without resistance.

President Trump disclosed that the US deployed F-35 and F-22 fighters, along with 52 refueling tankers, to support B-2 bombers in the airstrike on Iran.

Lebanon's Hezbollah has praised Iran's "glorious divine victory" over Israel, declaring it the beginning of a "new historical phase".

Trump suggested he might ease oil sanctions on Iran to aid its recovery, despite the US maintaining its maximum pressure strategy.

The US, Israel, and Iran all claimed victory as the 12-day war ended, but each party also suffered negative consequences.

Iranian authorities have arrested 700 people accused of being Israeli mercenaries and have executed some of them.

Iran's president says the country is ready to "resolve disagreements" with the US and resume nuclear negotiations, following a ceasefire agreement with Israel.

Heavy losses on both sides fueled the Israel-Iran ceasefire brokered by Mr. Trump, averting a mutually destructive scenario.