Middle East War: Iran retaliates for the assassination of its high-ranking officials, launches "intense" attacks, Israel strikes Lebanon
Iran launched new attacks on Israel this morning, vowing revenge for the assassination of two of its high-ranking leaders the previous day, National Security Chief Ali Larijani and Gholamreza Soleimani, commander of Iran's Basij forces.
Middle East War: Iran retaliates for the assassination of its high-ranking officials, launches “intense” attacks, Israel strikes Lebanon Iran launched intense attacks on Israel, vowing revenge for the killing of its leaders, with explosions reported in Tel Aviv and casualties in central Israel. Simultaneously, Israel conducted strikes in Lebanon, targeting Hezbollah, and an IAEA-reported missile hit Iran’s Bushehr nuclear facility without damage. Oil prices rose amid the escalating conflict.
- Iran launched “intense” attacks on Israel in retaliation for the assassination of its leaders Ali Larijani and Gholamreza Soleimani.
- Explosions and debris were reported in Tel Aviv, with casualties also occurring in central Israel.
- Israel conducted strikes against Hezbollah in Lebanon, hitting residential buildings in Beirut and killing at least six people.
- A missile hit Iran’s Bushehr nuclear facility, but the IAEA reported no damage or casualties, calling for maximum restraint.
- Crude oil prices, specifically Brent, remained above $100 per barrel.
- An American embassy in Baghdad was attacked.
- Iran’s judiciary announced the execution of a man accused of spying for Mossad.
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