More strikes now against the Iranian capital of Tehran.

What happened to the pictures of shot down Israeli F-35s and a female pilot as well as the “a surprise that the world will remember for centuries” that was promised earlier tonight by Iranian state-run media?

Several strikes by the Israeli Air Force are reported to have targeted the Imam Hussein University Campus as well as the Headquarters of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) this morning in the District 4 of Eastern Tehran.

The U.S. State Department has confirmed that the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem, as well as all other Consular Sites in Israel, will remain closed on Wednesday, June 18 through at least Friday, June 20.

Drone intrusion alerts now in Northern Israel, following the launch of several drones by Iran.

According to ABC News, U.S. officials signaled that the next 24 to 48 hours would be critical in determining whether a diplomatic solution with Iran is possible -- or if the president might resort to military action instead. Officials continue to assess that Iran is now in such a weak position that it could be forced to come back to the negotiating table and ultimately accept a deal requiring it to abandon all further nuclear enrichment. However, sources familiar with President Trump and his mindset state that the president has grown increasingly frustrated with Iran's inability to provide the administration with immediate answers, while appearing highly disinclined to allow for a situation to unfold where it appears as if Tehran has successfully called his bluff of “military action” against nuclear facilities inside Iran.

In his first post earlier on Truth Social, following the meeting with his National Security Council (NSC) in the Situation Room, contemplating possible military action against Iran, U.S. President Trump talks about…….the placement tomorrow of two flag poles at the White House.

We haven’t heard almost anything about this meeting earlier today between U.S. President Trump and his National Security Council (NSC), from Trump, other officials, or even much from the media. Really makes you wonder…

Overnight, more than 50 fighter jets with the Israeli Air Force, under precise intelligence from the Intelligence Directorate, completed a series of strikes against military targets in and around the Iranian capital of Tehran. As part of the extensive effort to damage Iran's nuclear weapons development program, a centrifuge production site in Tehran was targeted and destroyed, in addition to several weapons manufacturing sites for the production of surface-to-air missiles, as well as a site for the production of raw materials and components for assembling the surface-to-surface missiles that Iran has launched and continues to launch towards the State of Israel.

Earlier this morning, the first El Al flight since the war with Iran began last Friday, landed at Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel-Aviv from Larnaca in Cyprus. The flight, part of Operation Safe Return, an effort by the Israeli Transport Ministry to return roughly 100,000 Israelis currently stranded abroad back to Israel, was on the ground at Ben Gurion for roughly an hour, before returning to Larnaca, Cyprus with the rest of the aircraft from El Al.

The Tabriz Missile Base in Northwestern Iran, operated by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ (IRGC) Aerospace Force, was totally destroyed by strikes over the last few days from the Israeli Air Force.

Satellite imagery yesterday of Naval Support Facility Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean, roughly 2,000 miles from Iran, doesn’t show many changes since last week’s images, with 2 B-52H Long-Range Strategic Bombers still seen at the base, in addition to 6 KC-135 Aerial-Refueling Tankers. Clouds appear to be covering the part of the base containing the other 2 B-52s as well as around 6 F-15E Strike Eagles.

Credit for the satellite imagery goes to @MT_Anderson on X.

According to a U.S. official who spoke with the Wall Street Journal, Israel is beginning to run low on “Arrow-2/3” Missile Interceptors, which have been used to shoot down hundreds of ballistic missiles fired by Iran and the Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen since Friday, with the U.S. also expended interceptors at an alarming rate, using several of the U.S. Army’s Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) Batteries deployed in Israel as well as Arleigh Burke-Class Guided Missile Destroyers with the U.S. Navy in the Eastern Mediterranean. Officials and analysts still believe that Iran has more missiles than both Israel and the U.S. have interceptors, which is why the Israeli Air Force has been heavily targeting surface-to-surface missile launchers and other launch infrastructure so much in Iran.

Birthright Israel, an educational organization which normally provides free ten-day heritage trips to Israel for young adults of Jewish heritage, has announced that it evacuated around 1,500 participants, mainly Americans, to Cyprus on a cruise ship escorted by the Israeli Navy.

An Israeli “Hermes 900” Long-Endurance Tactical Drone flies freely in the sky over Kermanshah in Western Iran, reportedly carrying out strikes against the Imam Hassan Military Base.

The Office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a statement this morning that since the war began last Friday, Iran has launched more than 400 missiles and hundreds of drones against Israel, with roughly 40 impacts occurring throughout the country. So far, 24 people have been killed in Israel, more than 800 have been wounded and over 3,800 people have been evacuated from their homes, all as a result of continued ballistic missile attacks from Iran.

Seven drones launched by Iran against Israel were downed earlier by the Israeli Air Force, while approaching the Golan Heights in Northern Israel.