On Sunday, the Israeli military declared that it has resumed airstrikes on targets in Tehran, Iran. The strikes are reportedly directed at sites associated with what the Israeli army describes as Iran's "terror regime." This decision follows Saturday's airstrikes, which were conducted as part of an effort to assert aerial dominance and facilitate further operations targeting the Iranian capital.

Journalists from AFP reported hearing several explosions in northern Tehran, with smoke rising from a building in the vicinity of the explosions. At this time, the specific nature of the targets of these airstrikes remains unclear. The ongoing military actions underline the heightened tensions in the region, particularly between Israel and Iran, which have a long history of conflict and hostility towards each other.

The escalation of military operations signals a potential increase in regional instability and raises concerns about wider implications for security in the Middle East. As Israel continues to target Iranian facilities, the international community watches closely, considering the possibility of a broader conflict developing as a result of these strikes and Iran's response to them.