News keeps rolling out quickly after the US and Israel launched a joint attack on Iran on Saturday.
The number of casualties has ticked up as new strikes occur and reports from previous attacks become more clear.
Here are headlines from the last hour:
Trump calls some world leaders: President Donald Trump held calls with leaders of Israel, Bahrain and the UAE today, the White House press secretary said, although it is not clear what was said. Trump told The Atlantic earlier that the new leaders in Iran “want to talk” and he agreed, but he didn’t specify more details.
Iran broadcaster targeted: A strike today targeted the offices of Iran’s state broadcaster IRIB in Tehran, the organization said.
EU reaffirms support for allies: The EU released a statement urging Iran to “refrain from indiscriminate military strikes” and signaling readiness for more sanctions on the country. The union also reiterated “its solidarity with the Iranian people.”
UAE closes embassy: The UAE said it closed its embassy in Tehran and withdrew its ambassador and diplomatic staff after Iran’s attacks on its territory.
British fighter jet interception: Britain’s Defence Ministry said one of its fighter jets operating from Qatar shot down an Iranian drone headed toward Qatari territory.
4 killed in Iranian-backed militia: A US-Israeli strike killed four members of Iraq’s Popular Mobilization Forces, a predominantly Shiite Iranian-backed paramilitary force, according to a Telegram post by the militia.
Israeli strikes: The Israeli military said it struck “dozens” of targets belonging to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and military in Tehran over the past several hours.
CNN’s Oren Liebermann reports on the mood in Israel today.
Israelis wonder what comes next
CNN’s Oren Liebermann reports from a quiet boardwalk in Tel Aviv after the Iran attacks. He says there is a clear understanding among the public of how serious the situation is.
Israelis wonder what comes next
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CNN’s Alejandra Jaramillo, Samantha Waldenberg, Alessandra Freitas, Aqeel Najim and Catherine Nicholls contributed to this report.