‘Israel’ launches missile attack against Iran
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Air raid sirens sounded across all areas of ‘Israel’ early Saturday, according to the 'Israeli' Home Front Command, signaling a nationwide security alert.
Reuters, citing the 'Israel's' Ministry of Defense, reported that ‘Israel’ launched what it described as a preemptive attack on Iran.
The 'Israeli' defense minister later confirmed the development, stating, “We have begun a preemptive strike against Iran.”
Reports from Tehran
Three explosions were reported in central Tehran on Tuesday, Iranian state media confirmed, with large plumes of smoke visible across the city. Emergency services, including fire trucks, were dispatched to the scene as authorities assessed the damage.
The Iranian news agency IRNA reported that the blasts were clearly audible and prompted immediate local response. Fars News Agency also confirmed the detonations, describing them as occurring in the heart of the capital.
According to 'Israeli' officials, two strikes were launched on Iranian territory early Saturday.
Civilian aircraft en route to 'Israel' were reportedly forced to turn back as a precaution amid the ongoing attacks.
'Israel' activates sirens
'Israeli' military activated air-raid sirens across the country on Tuesday, signaling heightened alert following a reported attack on Iran. Authorities have ordered schools to close, instructed citizens to work from home, and prohibited all public gatherings.
The military emphasized that all educational institutions and public venues must remain closed until further notice. Residents were urged to follow official instructions and stay indoors to ensure safety.
US confirms role in strikes on Tehran
New wave of airstrikes shook Tehran on Saturday as 'Israel' carried out a reported joint operation with the United States.
Another wave of explosions in multiple parts of Tehran was reported, indicating a coordinated attack rather than isolated incidents.
Iranian news agency Mehr confirmed two blasts in Seyed Khandan, while additional detonations were reported across northern and eastern neighborhoods.
'Israeli' Channel 13 cited a security source confirming the strike as part of a joint 'Israeli'-US operation that has been planned for months.
