- The alliance of the United States and Israel has launched large-scale military operations against Iran, targeting military and strategically important sites, including those related to nuclear and missile programs.
- President Donald Trump stated that the main goal of the operation is to eliminate the threat posed by the Iranian regime, including its nuclear and missile developments. He promised to destroy Iran's missile industry and naval forces, adding that "bombs will be falling everywhere."
- The operation, dubbed "Lion's Roar" in Israel and "Epic Fury" in the U.S., has already affected around 30 targets, including government and military facilities, as well as the Isfahan region, known for its nuclear site.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged citizens to be patient during these difficult days, warning of a possible escalation of the conflict.
- According to Iranian media reports, the consequences of the strikes are being felt across the country, including attacks on government buildings in Tehran and other cities such as Isfahan.
- The Supreme Leader of Iran, Ali Khamenei, has been evacuated to a safe location, according to official sources.
- The internet in Iran is almost completely shut down, with communication restrictions in place, and the airspace of the country and neighboring Iraq is closed to flights.
- According to the IDF, missile launches have been carried out from Iranian territory towards Israel, against which air defense systems are active. Iranian media claim that numerous ballistic missiles have been launched. Air raid sirens have been sounded in Israel, and authorities are actively preparing for possible new attacks. Iranian representatives have warned of a "devastating" response to the situation.
- There are also reports of the evacuation of some personnel from the American military base in Qatar.
- Israeli sources claim that Amir Hatami, the commander-in-chief of the Iranian army, has been killed.
- Explosions are being reported in Bahrain, Abu Dhabi, and Kuwait. "Al Jazeera" and other news agencies report explosions in Bahrain, where American military bases are located. Qatari authorities confirmed the interception of two Iranian missiles on their territory, as reported by The New York Times.
