The military escalation in the Middle East continues unabated. The Israeli Army announced early this Monday a new wave of attacks against Iran, focused especially on the “heart of Tehran”within the framework of the offensive started after the
According to EFE, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) They communicated through their Telegram channel that “the Air Force, under the direction of the Leadership Intelligence, has just launched a new wave of attacks against targets of the terrorist regime of Iran in the heart of Tehran.
Iranian media such as the Tasnim agency They reported explosions in different parts of the capital after the Israeli announcement.
An offensive that does not stop
The current cycle of attacks began on Saturday, when Israel and the United States bombed Iran in a coordinated operation that left more than 200 deadamong them the Iranian supreme leader, as well as several senior military officials.
Since then, the Israeli offensive on Iranian territory has not ceased. Iran has responded with waves of bombings against Israelwhere at least nine people have died.
Tehran has also attacked Washington-allied countries that host US military bases, such as Kuwait, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, where three fatalities were recorded.
Missiles from Lebanon and tension on the northern border
In parallel to the attacks on Iran, The Israeli Army reported the detection of several missiles launched from Lebanon against the north of the country during the early hours of the morning.
The IDF said anti-aircraft alerts were activated shortly after midnight and that the Air Force intercepted at least one of the projectiles that crossed the border. “No damage or casualties were reported,” indicated the Army, while other missiles hit open areas.
Israel frequently bombs Lebanese territory with the aim declared to weaken the Shiite group Hezbollah, an ally of Iran, in a conflict that threatens to spread throughout the region.
With open fronts in Iran, Lebanon and Israel, and with the direct involvement of the United States and several Gulf countries, the situation remains at a point of maximum tension which raises the risk of a broader war in the Middle East.
