By this morning, our Air Force had struck 170 targets in Iran, encompassing 720 individual facilities — all of which were hit and damaged. Among the most prominent targets destroyed today were: a drone manufacturing plant, a facility producing advanced radar systems, and one of Iran’s so-called „missile cities,“ which was subjected to a heavy bombardment.
Detection radars and anti-aircraft missile batteries were also attacked — so far, 40 air defence systems have been destroyed across Iranian territory. The strike against the air defence infrastructure is becoming increasingly comprehensive, which in turn means that our Air Force is enjoying greater operational freedom by the day.
Our pilots now feel as at home in Tehran’s airspace as they do over Tel Aviv. Truly — a miracle among miracles!
In recent hours, amidst the tragic catastrophe in Bat Yam, an unconfirmed report emerged stating that in an unprecedented strike, the Air Force may have hit the Iranian parliament building—that is, the central edifice of the regime, equivalent to our Knesset. We emphasise: this remains unconfirmed at this stage.
Meanwhile, the Tehran Stock Exchange has been evacuated — a deeply troubling sign for Iran’s economy.
The famous Tehran bazaar has also been closed and completely emptied.
The Tehran police headquarters was hit as well — a development that naturally enhances the ability of local insurgents to act from within the capital and foment rebellion against the regime. This also sends a clear message to the regime: if you continue attacking Israeli civilians — Israel will act to bring about your downfall.
The Israeli Air Force also struck an aircraft on a runway at an airport in eastern Iran. The distance to the target was a record — breaking 2,300 kilometres — the longest — range strike since the start of the operation!
In addition, over the past few hours, elite residential areas inhabited by the military-political elite in Tehran have been attacked — both to eliminate high-ranking officials and to pressure the regime into ceasing its assaults on densely populated civilian areas in Israel’s rear.
Among other key targets struck were: the Ministries of Oil, Justice (oh, where is our own Attorney General and the Kaplan Street protestors now?), and Foreign Affairs, as well as intelligence facilities, naval infrastructure, the IRGC headquarters, and the main office of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organisation. Furthermore, five loud explosions were heard clearly across Tehran — believed to be the elimination of five nuclear scientists, in addition to nuclear and missile project supervisors already neutralised earlier.
Reports are also surfacing of failures in ATM systems and disruptions to the city’s water supply. Thousands of residents are fleeing Tehran, with massive traffic jams forming on the roads.
Russia and the United States have ordered their citizens to immediately leave Iran. Both Moscow and Washington understand: Iran is in deep trouble...
P.S.
In recent days, there have been „reports“ suggesting that Pakistan will intervene in the war on Iran’s side. This, of course, is fake news. Sunni Pakistan has been in deep conflict with Iran for many years. It is a traditional ally of Saudi Arabia and the Gulf States — all of whom stand against Iran — and under no circumstances will it come to Tehran’s aid in this war. At most, it might send a symbolic shipment or two of weapons — and even that is doubtful.
In short, „Pakistan’s involvement“ is a baseless fabrication. Iranian propaganda, psychological warfare, and — quite simply — a lie.