Mahadangal: Middle East on Edge as U.S. Bombs Iran’s Nuclear Sites, Diplomacy Declared Dead | ABP NEWS

<p data-start=”101″ data-end=”467″>Tensions in the Middle East have sharply intensified following a surprise U.S. military strike on three Iranian nuclear facilities. Utilizing advanced American weaponry not available to other nations, the operation significantly damaged Iran&rsquo;s nuclear infrastructure and marked a major escalation in the long-standing Israel-Iran conflict. Former U.S. President Donald Trump defended the strikes, stating Iran now faces a stark choice: embrace peace or suffer overwhelming destruction. He warned that any continuation of Iran&rsquo;s nuclear ambitions would trigger further devastating attacks. Iran responded swiftly, launching missile strikes on Israeli targets and filing a formal complaint at the United Nations, accusing the United States of breaching the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT). Iran&rsquo;s Foreign Minister declared that diplomatic options are exhausted and direct talks with the U.S. are no longer possible. He also announced a high-level meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, signaling Iran&rsquo;s turn toward strategic alliances. World leaders have expressed growing alarm. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Iranian President Masoud Pesisia to de-escalate the crisis and seek peaceful solutions. With the U.S. now actively involved, fears of a wider regional or global war are rising, as the window for diplomacy appears to be closing rapidly.</p>