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On June 13, 2025, in a dramatic escalation of the long-standing Iran–Israel conflict, both nations launched successive waves of missile and drone strikes against each other. The exchange began when Israel carried out a large-scale aerial assault against more than 100 targets across Iran, including the Natanz nuclear facility and sites linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Iranian state media reported that senior IRGC figures were killed and key enrichment infrastructure was damaged. Within hours, Iran responded with its own barrage—launching over 150 ballistic missiles and more than 100 armed drones toward multiple Israeli cities. Sirens blared across Tel Aviv and Jerusalem as air defenses engaged swarms of incoming projectiles. Iranian officials described the operation as a direct retaliation intended to demonstrate Tehran’s resolve in defending its sovereignty. Israeli authorities said their Iron Dome and Arrow defense systems intercepted the vast majority of incoming threats, though some warheads breached the screens. At least 22 civilians were injured in and around Tel Aviv, and one person was killed when shrapnel struck a residential building in the city’s northern suburbs. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to continue operations “for as many days as it takes” to neutralize the Iranian threat, insisting that Israel’s critical infrastructure remained intact. The United States condemned the initial Israeli strikes on Iran’s nuclear program but stopped short of endorsing either side’s actions. The White House reiterated its commitment to preventing nuclear proliferation while urging both parties to exercise restraint and avoid a wider regional conflagration. Meanwhile, the United Nations Security Council convened an emergency session, where representatives called for immediate de-escalation and a return to diplomatic channels. Analysts warn that this tit-for-tat exchange risks dragging the Middle East into open war. Iran’s Supreme Leader declared that Tehran’s response was only the beginning of a “long campaign” against Israeli aggression, while Israeli defense officials have ordered reservists to prepare for potential follow-on operations. As regional capitals scramble to prevent contagion, the world watches nervously, aware that any further misstep could ignite a much larger conflict. #Israel #Iran

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Republic of the Philippines Department of Agriculture BUREAU OF FISHERIES AND AQUATIC RESOURCES Regional Office No. VII Arellano Blvd., Cebu City Tel. No. (032) 239-3820 local 100-128 [region7@bfar.da.gov.ph](mailto:region7@bfar.da.gov.ph) LOCAL SHELLFISH ADVISORY June 13, 2025 Based on the laboratory analysis conducted by the BFAR 7 – Negros Oriental Provincial Fishery Office and PLGU Negros Oriental – Provincial Agriculturist Office, water samples collected on June 10, 2025 from Siit Bay in Siaton, Negros Oriental, were screened ** POSITIVE for the presence of *Pyrodinium bahamense. To protect human lives and lessen the effects on the shellfish industry while awaiting the results of the confirmatory analysis, this WARNING is issued as a precautionary measure advising the public to avoid gathering, selling, and consuming all types of shellfish and *Acetes* sp. locally known as “alamang” from Siit Bay. Fish, squid, crab, and shrimp are safe to eat as long as all entrails are removed and washed thoroughly under running water before consumption. The BFAR and LGU are committed to continuously monitoring the abovementioned area to safeguard public health and protect the shellfish industry. Your cooperation in following this advisory is crucial. Please be guided accordingly. Signature MARIO N. BUÑATA Regional Director [www.region7.bfar.da.gov.ph](http://www.region7.bfar.da.gov.ph) /BFAR7.CentralVisayas.Official