Tel Aviv: The Israel-Iran conflict entered its second week on Saturday, with Israel launching fresh airstrikes on a nuclear research facility in Iran’s Isfahan city. Reports say Israel is getting ready for a long war and its overnight strikes killed three senior Iranian military commanders. Iran’s deputy governor for security, Akbar Salehi, confirmed that the facility was hit but said there were no casualties.

This fresh round of attacks came after failed talks in Geneva on Friday between Iran’s foreign minister and European leaders over limits on Iran’s nuclear enrichment. Tensions with the US are also rising, as President Donald Trump said he will decide in the next two weeks whether America will take military action.

Amid threats to his life from Israel, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has chosen three religious leaders as possible successors. According to the New York Times, he is also appointing new military leaders to replace top commanders killed in recent Israeli airstrikes. His son Mojtaba is........

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