Iranian media report that the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was attacked during a missile strike by Iran's armed forces, an event related to ongoing hostilities.
Iranian media outlets, citing the Revolutionary Guard, reported on Monday that the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was attacked amidst a recent wave of missile strikes by Iran's armed forces against Israel. This reported offensive coincides with ongoing hostilities that began following a joint operation by the United States and Israel, resulting in the assassination of high-ranking Iranian officials including Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' public relations office announced that both Netanyahu's office and the location of the Israeli Air Force commander were targeted and severely hit in what they described as selective and surprise missile attacks. Iranian agencies including Irna detailed that these strikes were conducted using Jeibar missiles and marked a significant escalation in the current tensions between Iran and Israel.
As of now, these claims from Iranian sources have not been confirmed or denied by Israel. The situation presents serious implications for regional security and international relations, especially considering the backdrop of recent military actions that have further inflamed the longstanding conflict between Iran and Israel.
