Turkish President Erdogan on Iran:

For no more blood to be shed and for our region not to suffer greater pain, all actors — especially the Islamic world — must urgently take action.

Turkish President Erdogan on Iran:

As Türkiye, we have been doing — and will continue to do — whatever falls upon us to ensure that issues are resolved with calmness and prudence, just as we have since the very first day.

Turkish President Erdogan on Iran:

We will intensify our diplomatic efforts first to establish a ceasefire, and then to ensure a return to the negotiating table.

Iran’s Red Crescent says more than 200 people have been killed and 747 injured across 24 provinces as a result of what it described as U.S.–Israeli aggression.

Thousands of Iranians rallied in the city of Mashhad in support of the Islamic Republic.

French President Macron on Iran:

France was neither informed nor involved, nor were the countries of the region or our allies.

French President Macron on Iran:

No one can think that the issue of the Iranian nuclear program, ballistic activities, and regional destabilization will be resolved simply by strikes.

Ukraine’s Budanov:

Either we reach a compromise with Russia on the territorial issue, or we continue killing each other — which we are doing quite effectively and professionally.

An intercepted IRGC Navy transmission announces a complete halt to shipping in the Strait of Hormuz:

This is the IRGC Navy, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy of Iran. Effective immediately, all navigation through the Strait of Hormuz is prohibited. No vessels of any type are permitted to transit the Strait of Hormuz until further notice. This is the IRGC Navy. Out.

Jordan’s foreign minister says Iran attacked Jordan "without any justification."

BREAKING: A member of the Tehran City Council says Supreme Leader Khamenei’s son-in-law and daughter-in-law were killed in the strikes, according to the Young Journalists Club.

Houthi Leader Abdul-Malik al-Houthi:

We are on standby for any necessary developments.

NOW: Erbil, Iraq following Iranian strikes.

UAE government is sending text messages to citizens and residents instructing them to stay home and await further guidance.

Israeli sources say senior ministers have been moved to fortified underground shelters.

Trump hasn’t made any statements or posted anything on Truth Social in the past eight hours, which is highly unusual of him.

EU's Ursula von der Leyen condemns what she described as Iran’s “unjustifiable attacks” against the United Arab Emirates.

Israeli reporter Amit Segal says it was Israel — not the United States — that hit Khamenei’s compound.

Thirty bombs were reportedly dropped on the site.

Sources say Khamenei’s military secretary was killed, along with possibly family members, and that Khamenei is “almost certainly dead.”

These claims have not been independently verified.

BREAKING: CENTCOM:

CENTCOM forces successfully defended against hundreds of Iranian missile and drone attacks.

There have been no reports of U.S. casualties or combat-related injuries.

Damage to U.S. installations was minimal and has not impacted operations.