Twelve-Day War: Iran-Israel Conflict's Triggers, Events, and Outcomes

Imagine two countries, Iran and Israel, didn't get along.

The world's nuclear watchdog said Iran wasn't playing by the rules about nuclear stuff.

Israel, worried about Iran building a bomb, attacked Iran's nuclear sites.

Iran fought back by shooting missiles at Israel.

The United States, a friend of Israel, also got involved, bombing some Iranian sites.

After a few days, they agreed to stop fighting.

Both countries said they won, but it's still unclear who did the most damage.

This whole thing has changed how these countries deal with each other and has made everyone in the area a little nervous.