Iran claims to have attacked multiple U.S. and Israeli targets while Israel said it struck Iranian transportation infrastructure on Tuesday.
Iran's Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) said Tuesday that Iranian forces struck power facilities and fuel depots near the southern Israeli city of Dimona, as well as U.S. military targets in the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait.
According to Iranian media, Seyed Majid Mousavi, commander of the IRGC's Aerospace Division, said on social media on Tuesday that Iran has newly deployed dual-launch missile systems, and warned that the scale of the strikes will double.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday that the Israeli Air Force had attacked railways and bridges used by the IRGC that day, and Israel's airstrikes against Iran are increasing in intensity.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) stated on Tuesday that it had carried out precision strikes on dozens of infrastructure sites across Iran.
The IDF also said that it had struck bridges and other facilities used for transporting weapons and equipment within Iran, including eight bridges in Tehran, Karaj, Tabriz, Kashan, and Qom. The IDF said attacks on Iranian infrastructures will continue.
Iran attacks US, Israeli targets, Israel strikes Iranian transport facilities
Iran attacks US, Israeli targets, Israel strikes Iranian transport facilities
Israel's military said on Thursday it had destroyed more than 2 km of underground Hezbollah infrastructure at the Ali al-Taher Ridge in southern Lebanon, after taking control of the area above and below ground.
The military said the network contained a command complex, weapons stores and living quarters, as well as dozens of Iranian-made rockets, missiles and drones, anti-tank missiles, mines and explosives.
It said the tunnels had been built over two decades with Iranian funding and included a command center belonging to Hezbollah's Badr unit, a major regional military division responsible for southern Lebanon's territory north of the Litani River up to the Sidon area.
Hezbollah did not immediately comment on the Israeli announcement.
Lebanon's official National News Agency reported Thursday that the Israeli army carried out a powerful explosion at Ali al-Taher Hill on the outskirts of Nabatieh al-Fawqa, causing tremors and a loud blast that was strongly heard across Nabatieh and surrounding areas.
The Ali al-Taher Ridge, about 15 km from the Israeli border, has become a key battleground in the Israel-Hezbollah conflict. Israeli forces remain deployed in territory in southern Lebanon despite a U.S.-brokered ceasefire and repeated Lebanese demands for their withdrawal.
Israel says destroyed Hezbollah tunnel network in S. Lebanon
Israel says destroyed Hezbollah tunnel network in S. Lebanon
