Israel has bombed several neighborhoods and places in Tehran, including a Red Moon building
Since Israel launched its offensive against Iran last Friday morning, Tehran has fired 400 ballistic missiles and hundreds of drones at Israel.
Israel today launched a new attack on the Iranian capital and bombed several places in Tehran, including a Red Crescent building.
State television Press TV has shown images of the Iranian Red Moon (IRCS) building with smoke and a photo showing the entrance completely shattered.
There have also been explosions in the eastern and north-eastern suburbs of the capital. The Iran Nuances portalhas claimed that Israel has also bombed areas near Payam airport on the outskirts of Karaj, next to Tehran.
For his part, Defense Minister Israel Katz today reported that Air Force aircraft "destroyed the internal security headquarters ofthe Iranian regime. "" It is the main repressive arm of the Iranian dictator, "Katz added.
Tehran Times has reported that at least 61 Israeli drones, ammunition and cruise missiles have been destroyed by the Iranian Army since this morning.
Thus, the conflict between Israel and Iran continues today, the sixth day of bombing since the Zionist army attacked Iran. Israel has already killed more than 200 people in Iran, including Iranian military chiefs and security personnel.
Since Israel began its offensive against Iran last Friday morning, Tehran has fired 400 ballistic missiles and hundreds of drones at Israel, according to the latest official data from the Tel Aviv government.
Iran 's attacks have killed 24 people and injured more than 800 in Israel, eight of them very serious and 41 serious, and 755 have suffered minor injuries.
On the other hand, the Iranian authorities today claimed that another Israeli Air Force F-35 aircraft has been shot down south-east of the capital, Tehran, and another drone near Isfahan. So far, the Iranian authorities have announcedthat five F-35s have been shot down and said that at least two pilots have been arrested on the ground.
US PresidentDonald Trump on Tuesday asked the Islamic Republic to "surrender unconditionally," and has stated that he knows the whereabouts of Iran's supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, but has not yet issued an order to kill him.
Khamenei, for his part, has warned the US today that it will suffer "irreparable damage" if it attacks its people and has ensured that Iran will not surrender.
Arrests of alleged Mosad agents in Iran
Finally, the Iranian authorities have been conducting several operations in recent days against alleged agents of the Israeli intelligence services (Mosad), with numerous arrests and the dismantling of a drone production workshop.
Dozens of people have been arrested since Monday and weapons, explosives and drones that Israel was allegedly producing to carry out attacks in Iran have also been seized, according to several Iranian media reports.
Iranian Parliament spokesman Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said on Monday that most of Israel's attacks since early Friday morning are not direct attacks, but are being carried out "with the help of internal infiltration." That is why, in addition to launching missiles into Israel, Iran is seeking "traitors" in its territory and strengthening its defenses.
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