Nuclear diplomacy stuck, Israel says it killed top Iran commander

Nuclear diplomacy stuck, Israel says it killed top Iran commander

Israeli emergency teams work at a site after a hit by a missile fired from Iran, in Haifa, Israel, Friday Picture: AP Photo/Baz Ratner

Iran deems European proposals to curb its nuclear programme unrealistic and a hurdle to agreement, a senior Iranian official said on Saturday, while Israel said it killed a veteran Iranian commander during attacks by both sides.

The more than week-long air war between longtime foes Israel and Iran continued with reports of strikes on an Iranian nuclear facility. The US was weighing whether to back Israel in the conflict while other powers urged de-escalation.

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