Home WebMail
| Calgary -1.1°C
Regions Advertise Login Contact
Action News Action News
  • World
    • Asia
    • Europe
    • Africa
    • Americas
  • Canada
  • US
  • Politics
  • Business
  • Technology
  • Entertainment
  • Sports
  • Breaking News
  • Latest Updates
  • Featured
  • Live
  • Live Now
  • Brown University reports two dead, eight injured in US school shooting
  • Alaves vs Real Madrid: La Liga – team news, start time, lineups
  • Hungarian protesters demand PM Viktor Orban quits over child abuse scandals
  • UN chief condemns ‘horrific’ drone attack in Sudan as 6 peacekeepers killed
  • Could violence in the DRC become a regional conflict?
  • Salah assists Ekitike’s second as Liverpool beat Brighton in EPL
  • Israel claims to have killed senior Hamas commander, Raed Saad, in Gaza
  • Belarus frees 123 prisoners including Ales Bialiatski as US lifts sanctions
  • RSF drone strike kills at least three in central Sudan, injures several
  • Why the huge bidding war over Warner Bros?
  • Trump vows retaliation after ISIL attack in Syria kills three US citizens
  • Messi’s tour of India begins with fans throwing bottles, stadium vandalised
  • Messi backlash in India after fans pay up to $150 for 20-minute visit
  • Thai-Cambodia fighting continues despite US ceasefire claim
  • It is not too late for the world to redeem itself on Gaza
  • Russian attacks cut power for thousands in Ukraine as peace talks press on
  • Trump strips legal protections from Ethiopian refugees in latest crackdown
  • Liverpool vs Brighton 2-0: Premier League – as it happened
  • Residents emerge in DR Congo’s tense Uvira after M23 rebel takeover
  • Inside the world of Catholic exorcisms in the Philippines
  • Desperate children in Gaza try to keep floodwater out of tents
  • Virtual reality offers escape to Gaza children wounded in Israel’s war
  • Libya reopens National Museum in Tripoli after years of closure
  • Colombia’s ELN rebels prepare for battle amid Trump ‘intervention’ threat
  • North Korea’s Kim bestows ‘hero’ titles on soldiers killed in Ukraine war
  • Brown University reports two dead, eight injured in US school shooting
  • Alaves vs Real Madrid: La Liga – team news, start time, lineups
  • Hungarian protesters demand PM Viktor Orban quits over child abuse scandals
  • UN chief condemns ‘horrific’ drone attack in Sudan as 6 peacekeepers killed
  • Could violence in the DRC become a regional conflict?
  • Salah assists Ekitike’s second as Liverpool beat Brighton in EPL
  • Israel claims to have killed senior Hamas commander, Raed Saad, in Gaza
  • Belarus frees 123 prisoners including Ales Bialiatski as US lifts sanctions
  • RSF drone strike kills at least three in central Sudan, injures several
  • Why the huge bidding war over Warner Bros?
  • Trump vows retaliation after ISIL attack in Syria kills three US citizens
  • Messi’s tour of India begins with fans throwing bottles, stadium vandalised
  • Messi backlash in India after fans pay up to $150 for 20-minute visit
  • Thai-Cambodia fighting continues despite US ceasefire claim
  • It is not too late for the world to redeem itself on Gaza
  • Russian attacks cut power for thousands in Ukraine as peace talks press on
  • Trump strips legal protections from Ethiopian refugees in latest crackdown
  • Liverpool vs Brighton 2-0: Premier League – as it happened
  • Residents emerge in DR Congo’s tense Uvira after M23 rebel takeover
  • Inside the world of Catholic exorcisms in the Philippines
  • Desperate children in Gaza try to keep floodwater out of tents
  • Virtual reality offers escape to Gaza children wounded in Israel’s war
  • Libya reopens National Museum in Tripoli after years of closure
  • Colombia’s ELN rebels prepare for battle amid Trump ‘intervention’ threat
  • North Korea’s Kim bestows ‘hero’ titles on soldiers killed in Ukraine war
Photos: Iran launches retaliatory strikes on Israel

Photos: Iran launches retaliatory strikes on Israel

At least three have been killed and dozens injured a day after Israeli strikes kill top generals and nuclear scientists.

By Al Jazeera Published 2025-06-14 03:32 Updated 2025-06-14 03:32 1 min read Source: Al Jazeera
Explained Human Rights Science & Technology Nuclear Weapons

Iran has struck Israel with barrages of missiles, a day after an Israeli onslaught against its nuclear and military facilities killed top generals and scientists.

Iranian missiles have targeted sites across Israel, killing at least three people and injuring dozens, in retaliation for continuing Israeli attacks on Iran.

Iran called on its citizens to unite in defence of the country as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged them to rise up against their government.

Air raid sirens and explosions rang out across Israel through the night, with many residents holed up in bomb shelters until home defence commanders stood down alerts.

Israel said dozens of missiles – some intercepted – had been fired in the latest salvoes from Iran, with images of the city of Ramat Gan near Tel Aviv showing blown-out buildings, destroyed vehicles and streets strewn with debris.

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said they attacked dozens of targets in Israel.

Iran’s missile barrages came in response to intense Israeli strikes on Friday that killed several top Iranian generals and most of the senior leadership of the Revolutionary Guards’ air arm.

Share this page

  • 𝕏 X/Twitter
  • 🔗 LinkedIn
  • 📘 Facebook
  • 💬 WhatsApp
  • ✉️ Email
Action News logo

Action News

A division of WestNet Continental Broadcasting

About

Part of WestNet N.A.

Action.News

Legal

  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Service
  • Action News Code of Ethics

Connect

  • Facebook.com/ActionNews
  • YouTube.com/@actionnew
  • Twitch.com/ActionNews
  • WhatsApp
  • Contact the Newsroom

© 2025 Action News™. All Rights Reserved.

Action News is a trademark of WestNet Continental Broadcasting. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners.

🔴 LIVE
Action News Live ✖
🔊 Click to unmute