According to Israeli newspaper Haaretz, Iran launched approximately 250 missiles towards Israel during the ongoing war, with half of them being cluster munitions. The report highlights that 11 cluster missiles breached Israeli air defenses during this conflict, compared to only three such missiles that got through in the prior June war. Notably, a recent missile exploded above Greater Tel Aviv after the air defenses failed to intercept it, releasing several cluster bombs in populated areas across a 27-kilometer stretch.

In retaliation, the Israeli army announced an airstrike on the 'Talqan' site in Tehran, which is reportedly involved in vital nuclear weapons development under Project Imad. This development indicates a significant escalation in the conflict, as the Israeli military seems to be taking proactive measures against Iran's nuclear ambitions. The implications of targeting such critical infrastructure might lead to heightened tensions in the region and potential responses from Iran.

Meanwhile, an Iranian army spokesman claimed that accessing sensitive targets within Israel has become easier with the destruction of enemy radar systems. He mentioned successful attacks on several Israeli positions near Tel Aviv, stating their operations' accuracy has been improving daily. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard announced the execution of the 41st wave of 'Operation Promised Truth 4,' showcasing their readiness and capabilities amid the escalating situation.