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Iranian nuclear sites sustained 'extremely severe damage', US says
Iranian nuclear sites sustained "extremely severe damage and destruction" in air strikes, the US has said - a stance mostly supported by the UN's nuclear watchdog.
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Isfahan, Natanz and Fordow: What we know about the US strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities
Details are emerging about the US strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities.
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Even after US strikes, Iran may still have the ability to make a nuclear bomb
It would be sensible to wait until the dust has settled before judging whether the US strikes on Iran were, in Donald Trump's, words, "a spectacular military success".
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Iran may decide that killing Americans is the best way to retaliate
The US president has given the Iranians a choice: negotiate or face devastating escalation.
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Iran has little choice but to retaliate against US - as Russia faces urgent decision on how to back Tehran
Donald Trump's decision to attack Iran could trigger a wider regional or even global war, but much will hinge on how Russia and China - Tehran's most powerful allies - respond.
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Five reasons why we may not see anything more than rhetoric from Russia after US attacks Iran
On the surface, at least, Moscow is fuming.
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Iraq's delicate balancing act - where Iran-aligned militia have vowed to attack Americans
Iraq is no different to any other country in the region - anxiously waiting to see what happens next after America's multiple bomb strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities.
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Fordow: What we know about Iran's secretive 'nuclear mountain' - and why it was so well protected
Deep beneath a mountain, hundreds of centrifuges were kept safe, used for enriching Iran's uranium that Israel suspects is destined for a nuclear weapon.
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UK and NATO allies agree to boost spending on defence and related areas to 5% of GDP by 2035
The UK and its NATO allies have agreed to increase spending on defence and related areas to 5% of GDP by 2035, two diplomatic sources with knowledge of the deal have told Sky News.
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'Stability in Middle East is priority,' says Starmer - as world reacts to strikes
Sir Keir Starmer has said stability in the Middle East is "a priority" following US strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, as the world reacted to the attack.
