Iran Israel war highlights: Israeli forces conducting a series of strikes in Tehran

State media reports have said that Chinese President Xi Jinping is "deeply worried" about Israeli military's actions against Iran.

Ukraine has urged its citizens to leave Iran and Israel "as soon as possible" as the two nations continued to fiercely trade fire for a fifth day on Tuesday.

While Israel has said that Iran was moving fast towards achieving nuclear weapons, CNN reported that US officials have said that Iran was up to three years away from being able to produce and deliver a nuclear bomb.

Iranian state media reported that explosions have been heard in the capital city of Tehran.

Iran's Revolutionary Guards said they struck a centre of Mossad, Israel's foreign intelligence service, in Tel Aviv on Tuesday.

In a statement on state TV, the Guards said they "struck the military intelligence centre of the Zionist regime's army, Aman, and the Zionist regime's terrorist operations planning centre, the Mossad, in Tel Aviv", adding it was "currently on fire".

As the tensions between Iran and Israel escalate with continued trade of fire, China on Tuesday urged its citizens to leave Iran "as soon as possible".

The Kremlin said on Tuesday that Russia is a giving a chance to citizens to evacuate from Iran via Azerbaijan.

The Kremlin on Tuesday said that the level of unpredictability of the ongoing Israel-Iran conflict is "absolute".

It added that the situation "is on the path of galloping escalation".

The Kremlin once again called on Israel and Iran to "exercise restraint".

The King of Jordan has said that ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran is a threat to the "region and beyond", news agency AFP reported.

As Israel said that it is attacking western Iran, Iranian state media reported that air defences have been activated in western Tehran.

The Israeli media has reported that Israel is attacking western Iran.

This comes against the backdrop of the global leaders calling for de-escalation and Iran and Israel continuing to trade fire.

Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson told G7 countries on Tuesday to stop "one-sided rhetoric" and condemn the Israeli strikes on Tehran, reported IRNA.

Baghaei said that regional stability needs the end of Israeli strikes and violation of international law.

Authorities cancelled leave and vacations for doctors and nurses as Israeli attacks continued to take place on Tuesday.

Placards and boards calling for a "severe" response to Israel were seen across Tehran.

Oil prices gained more than $1 a barrel after the warning for a part of the city of 9.5 million that houses Iran's state TV and police headquarters and three large hospitals, including one owned by the country's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard, The Associated Press reported.

Israeli defence minister Israel Katz has warned Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei that he could "face a similar fate to Iraq's Saddam Hussein".

"Remember what happened to the dictator in the neighbouring country of Iran who took this path against Israel," Katz said.

US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that Iran should have taken the nuclear programme deal that was on the table.

US President Donald Trump on Tuesday clarified that he has not reached out to Iran for "peace talks in any way, shape, or form".

He said that if Iran wants to talk with the US, then "they know how to reach me".

Iran's cyber security command has banned the use of all connected devices for officials and their security detail, reported FARS News.

The Iranian state media has reported that Iran's Revolutionary Guards said that they struck Israel's military intelligence directorate and Mossad's operation centre in strikes early on Tuesday.

Turkey's energy ministry has said that the country does not see any issues with oil and has supply for domestic demand after Israel-Iran conflict, adding that prices could continue to rise.

US President Donald Trump, while wanting to achieve to a "real end" to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran in the Middle East region, said that he is "not too much in mood to negotiate with Iran".

Seeking a "real end" to the conflict in Iran, US President Donald Trump said that he might send his Vice President JD Vance and special envoy Steve Witkoff to negotiate with Tehran.

US President Donald Trump said that he is looking for "better than a ceasefire" in Iran amid the ongoing tensions with Israel.

According to FARS News, a cyberattack has disrupted the online services of Iran's Bank Sepah, adding that the issue will be resolved within a few hours.

Iran Israel War Live Updates: China on Tuesday accused President Donald Trump of "pouring oil" on the mounting conflict between Iran and Israel, after the US leader warned Tehran residents to "immediately evacuate".