10 Israelis killed in Iranian attack, US-Iran talks scheduled for Sunday canceled

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Kantipur Reporter

10 Israelis killed in Iranian attack, US-Iran talks scheduled for Sunday canceled

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At least 10 Israeli citizens were killed in the missile attack that Iran targeted Haifa and Tel Aviv. Iran also launched an attack after an Israeli attack targeting structures related to Iran's nuclear program.

According to The Times of Israel, 10 people were killed and more than 200 injured in the Iranian attack, while 20 people are missing.

Al Jazeera, citing Iranian media, said that at least 80 people were killed and more than 800 injured in the Israeli attack. 20 children are among the dead.

Because of the attack started by Israel on Friday, the long-awaited Iran-US talks scheduled to be held in Muscat on Sunday will not happen. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arghakchi said that there is no point in holding talks when Israel is constantly attacking.

Oman has been mediating between Iran and the United States for talks focused on nuclear issues. Oman's Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi has said that there will be no talks through social media X.

US President Donald Trump posted on the social network Truth Social on Sunday morning saying that America was not involved in any way in the attack on Iran last night and told them not to get involved in this conflict. He also warned Iran to solve the problem through dialogue without attacking Israel.

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