Israel Launches Attack on Iran, Near Supreme Leader's Office Hit
Xinhua News Agency, Tehran/Jerusalem, February 28 - A Xinhua reporter heard three loud explosions in the Iranian capital, Tehran, on February 28. Israeli Defense Minister Katz stated that Israel has launched a "preemptive" strike against Iran and announced a state of emergency across Israel.
According to the Iranian Fars News Agency, multiple missiles struck several targets in downtown Tehran. The Associated Press reported that the office of Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei was attacked. Israeli media reported that dozens of Iranian targets were hit.
The Israel Defense Forces stated that air raid sirens were sounded across Israel, and they sent alerts directly to mobile phone users, advising the public to stay near shelters.
Additionally, Israeli media cited security sources reporting that this was an attack carried out jointly by Israel and the U.S.
Israel launched a preemptive strike against Iranian targets in Tehran on February 28, resulting in multiple missile strikes in the city center, including near the office of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. The Israeli Defense Forces declared a state of emergency and issued alerts to citizens to seek shelter. Reports indicate that dozens of Iranian targets were struck in this operation.
- Israel launched a preemptive strike against Iran on February 28.
- Multiple missiles hit targets in central Tehran.
- The strike targeted locations near the office of Iran's Supreme Leader.
- Israel declared a state of emergency across the country.
- The Israeli military issued alerts to citizens.