Israel launched airstrikes across Iran on Monday, targeting residential areas and critical infrastructure, while regional neighbors intercepted missiles amid escalating conflict. President Trump issued a stark warning that Iran could face comprehensive action if no deal is reached by a deadline.
Israeli Strikes in Iran
- At least 13 people killed in attacks on residential buildings in Baharestan County, southwest of Tehran, per Iran's Fars News Agency.
- Four fatalities and seven injuries reported in eastern Tehran from early-morning strikes, according to Mehr News.
- The South Pars petrochemical complex in Asaluyeh was hit, confirmed by Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz.
- Multiple airports in Tehran and military infrastructure were struck, as stated by the Israel Defense Forces.
Attacks in Lebanon
- Overnight airstrikes in Lebanon killed at least 10 people and wounded dozens, based on state media reports.
- Israel's military said it targeted launchers and weapons storage facilities concealed within civilian structures.
Regional Missile Interceptions
- Iran launched missiles toward Israel, with interceptions reported over Jerusalem.
- A Ghanaian national was wounded by falling debris from an intercepted projectile in Abu Dhabi, per the city's government media office.
- Kuwait and Saudi Arabia also confirmed intercepting missiles fired toward them.
Trump's Ultimatum
- President Trump stated that the 'entire country' of Iran could be taken out if no agreement is reached by tomorrow's deadline.