Iran’s Revolutionary Guards say their latest missile attacks have targeted the office of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the headquarters of the Israeli air force commander, further escalating the ongoing conflict between the two nations. Israel, however, reported that no injuries resulted from the alleged strikes.
According to a statement carried by Fars News Agency, the IRGC said its assault also targeted the headquarters of the Israeli Air Force commander.
The Guard described the operation as part of the “tenth wave” of retaliatory attacks, carried out with Kheibar missiles in what it called a precise and surprise strike.
The IRGC claimed that the prime minister’s fate remains “in a cloud of uncertainty” but did not provide independent verification of his condition or whereabouts. It added that the Air Force commander’s location was also struck, with further details expected later.
Iran said the attack was a retaliatory measure following US and Israeli military actions against the country on Saturday.
Israel has not commented on the specifics but confirmed that no casualties occurred.
