The ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel has entered its 10th day, with rising casualties and intensified military actions. On Saturday, nine members of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) were reported martyred following fresh Israeli airstrikes targeting Iranian missile sites, military installations, and nuclear facilities.
Loud explosions were heard in multiple Iranian cities, and thick clouds of smoke were seen rising from various locations. In response, Iran has announced that it is preparing to launch 400 ballistic missiles at Israel tonight. Iranian security sources claim these missiles are even more advanced than those used in earlier strikes.
In its latest attack, the Israeli military claimed to have destroyed three Iranian F-14 fighter jets. Additionally, Israel has claimed responsibility for killing another senior IRGC commander in its airstrikes.
According to Arab media reports, a powerful explosion occurred in Isfahan, a central city in Iran. Following the blast, Iran activated its air defense systems across the city. Isfahan is known as a key hub for Iran’s nuclear program and houses the country’s largest nuclear research complex.
The deputy governor of Isfahan confirmed that Israeli strikes targeted several areas, including Lanjan, Mobarakeh, Shahreza, and the city of Isfahan itself, with at least one sensitive nuclear facility being among the targets. However, officials stated there were no reports of any hazardous material leaks from the affected nuclear sites.
As the war intensifies, both nations continue to launch retaliatory strikes. Israel’s latest major assault marked the 9th day of the conflict, targeting key Iranian military and nuclear infrastructure. In return, Iran has declared its intention to carry out a major offensive against Israel tonight.
