In a significant escalation, the Israeli Defense Forces have launched retaliatory strikes against Iranian military sites, including locations linked to the nuclear program and missile storage. The attacks follow Iran's ballistic missile offensive against Israel, which involved multiple waves and included Houthi participation. Israeli command leadership supervised the operations, which caused explosions in several Iranian cities. Iranian authorities reported no casualties in Isfahan, while damage was reported in central Israel with three homes hit. The IDF remains on high alert, ready to continue operations as needed.
The Israel i Defense Forces ( IDF ) have conducted retaliatory strikes against military targets in Iran following Iran 's ballistic missile attacks on Israel . The strikes targeted locations in Tehran , Tabriz, Isfahan , Karaj, and the petrochemical complex in Mahshahr, according to Israel i and Iran ian regime media reports.
The IDF confirmed that its Air Force struck military sites belonging to the Iranian regime in western and central Iran, with the Chief of the General Staff, Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir, and senior commanders overseeing operations from the Israeli Air Force command center. The attacks are presented as a response to the Iranian missile barrage, which included a second wave on Monday morning with sirens sounding across central and southern Israel.
Damage was reported in a central Israeli neighborhood, where three homes were hit but no injuries were reported so far. The Houthi movement in Yemen also participated in the attacks, launching missiles toward Israel. The Iranian state media reported explosions in multiple cities, including Tehran, Tabriz, and Isfahan. Local authorities in Isfahan said there were no casualties.
Tehran's Fire Department mentioned at least two explosions in western Tehran but indicated no urban parts of the capital were directly targeted. The IDF emphasized that its forces remain on high alert and fully prepared to continue operations against any threats to Israel. The U.S. and Israeli media had earlier reported on the readiness of Israeli forces to strike back with political approval.
The situation remains tense as both sides exchange fire and the IDF warns of further action if necessary
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