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The US strikes three Iranian nuclear sites

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The United States has joined Israel in its military campaign against Iran, representing a significant escalation in an already volatile conflict. The US says it has conducted massive strikes on key Iranian nuclear facilities including Natanz, Isfahan and what's considered Iran's most critical nuclear site, Fordow. Iran's foreign minister responded by saying "the US has itself launched a dangerous war against Iran." SBS Chief International Correspondent Ben Lewis covers the story from Tel Aviv.
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