Foreign media releases satellite photos showing before-and-after comparison of the Iranian presidential palace building after the attack.
[Global Network Report, Reporter Yan Peiyun] The Israel Defense Forces stated that they struck the Iranian presidential palace, and on the 3rd local time, the Associated Press released satellite images provided by a space intelligence company, showing a comparison of the Iranian presidential palace before and after the attack.
The report describes that the aforementioned photos show the circular roof of the Iranian presidential palace has been destroyed.
On the 3rd, the Israel Defense Forces stated that the Israeli Air Force conducted overnight strikes on Iran's "leadership complex" in Tehran. The IDF claimed that approximately 100 fighter jets dropped over 250 bombs on the complex. The IDF stated that the targeted buildings included the Iranian presidential palace and the headquarters of the Iranian Supreme National Security Council, among other important institutions.
The Israeli Air Force conducted airstrikes on the Iranian presidential palace and other significant government buildings in Tehran on the night of October 3. Approximately 100 fighter jets dropped over 250 bombs, destroying the circular roof of the presidential palace and targeting the headquarters of the Iranian National Security Council among other sites.
- Israeli Air Force launched airstrikes on Iranian presidential palace and other key buildings.
- Approximately 100 fighter jets were involved in the operation.
- Over 250 bombs were dropped during the airstrikes.
- The strikes targeted the Iranian leadership complex in Tehran.