What is already known about the United States' attack on Iran?

247 - The Russian agency TASS This Saturday (22) compiled the main information about the attack launched by the United States against Iran, marking a turning point in the conflict initiated by Israel on the 13th. President Donald Trump, who is in his second term, confirmed the offensive through social media. Social Truth, declaring that this is the time for peace.

The operation targeted three important Iranian nuclear facilities: Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan. According to the agency ReutersThe attack was carried out by B-2 bombers, equipped with GBU-57 penetration bombs, capable of hitting underground structures. This is the first American bombing raid on Iranian soil since 1979.

Targets evacuated and damage contained.

According to analysts interviewed by NBC NewsThe offensive is unlikely to cause nuclear explosions or the release of radioactive material on a large scale. International observers emphasize that the targets did not contain nuclear warheads or operating reactors. Iranian official sources stated that the Fordow facility was evacuated beforehand and did not suffer irreversible damage.

Following the military action, Donald Trump stated, "It's time for peace," calling the moment "historic for the United States of America, Israel, and the world." He also urged Iran to accept an end to the war and indicated that there are no immediate plans for further attacks. According to the CNNThe White House is awaiting a response from Tehran regarding the opening of negotiations.

Trump had already signaled the possibility of military action against Iran, especially against the Fordow facility. The decision to proceed with the operation was made after more than a week of military escalation in the region.

Diplomatic failure and reaction from allies

Before the bombing, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio assured European allies — including the United Kingdom, France, Sweden, Italy, and Cyprus — that Washington was still seeking a diplomatic solution to the conflict, according to the Wall Street JournalMeanwhile, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi attempted to broker a truce in meetings with European representatives in Geneva, but without success.

In the last 24 hours, Israel has not registered any rocket alerts — an unprecedented event since the beginning of the conflict. In response to the US attack, the Israeli government expanded civil restrictions, prohibiting public gatherings and suspending services deemed non-essential.

Since June 13, Israel has been conducting an offensive with the stated goal of dismantling Iran's nuclear and missile programs. Tehran has responded with ballistic missiles and drone strikes. Russia has condemned the Israeli actions and offered to mediate the conflict. On the 19th, the spokesperson for the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Maria Zakharova, warned the US that any direct involvement could lead to "truly unpredictable negative consequences."

Volatile scenario and global fear.

Although the bombing was limited and there were no reported casualties, the US action marks a new stage in the escalation of tensions in the Middle East. The official entry of the United States into the conflict increases the risks of direct confrontations and regional instability.

Experts warn that the current situation demands urgent efforts from international diplomacy. The world is watching with apprehension Iran's next steps, which has not yet officially commented on possible retaliations or openness to dialogue.