Group 1: Israel-Iran Conflict - Israel's ambassador to Washington anticipates "surprises" in upcoming attacks on Iran, aiming to destroy its nuclear facilities before negotiations [1] - Israeli officials state that Trump did not pressure Israel to halt military actions against Iran [1] - Israel claims to have weakened the command chain of Iran's armed forces [1] Group 2: U.S. Position - Trump indicates he will not take action to remove Iran's supreme leader for now, seeking more proactive solutions beyond a ceasefire [2] - U.S. officials assert that the U.S. will not proactively join Israel's military actions [4] - U.S. Vice President Pence suggests Trump may take further actions to prevent Iran's nuclear program [4] Group 3: Iranian Response - Iran's military has launched new attacks, targeting strategic locations [4] - Iranian Revolutionary Guard has attacked Israeli military intelligence and Mossad centers [4] - Iran has reportedly launched at least 400 missiles and hundreds of drones towards Israeli territory [4] Group 4: International Reactions - The G7 has reiterated that Iran must not possess nuclear weapons and confirmed Israel's right to self-defense [4] - The EU's foreign policy chief emphasizes that diplomatic solutions are the best long-term approach to Iran's nuclear program [4] - Qatar warns against attacks on Middle Eastern energy and nuclear facilities [4]