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@WarMonitor🇺🇦🇬🇧: Incredible footage of US precision munitions hitting the B1 bridge in Karaj Iran.
On [date], US precision munitions struck the B1 bridge in Karaj, Iran, as shown in available footage.
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On [date], US precision munitions struck the B1 bridge in Karaj, Iran, as shown in available footage.
Britain is set to ban the United States from using RAF Fairford for its strategic bombing strikes on Iran, including attacks on energy infrastructure and bridges.
A major NATO dispute is expected over airspace closures and basing rights following the war in Iran, potentially weakening Article 5 temporarily.
US officials, including former President Donald Trump, are not optimistic that a deal will be reached with Iran by tomorrow evening, according to the Wall Street Journal.
According to a Wall Street Journal report, US military B1 bombers dropped 100 bombs weighing 900 kg on roads, human targets, and Revolutionary Guard military camps in Iran to rescue an American crew member who was shot down.
The Iranian Broadcasting Authority announced that at 2 p.m. local time tomorrow, human chains will be formed around the country's power plants to deter attacks by highlighting the potential harm to civilians, as suggested by the Secretary of the Supreme Council for Youth and Young People. This move comes amid concerns over the safety of public infrastructure following IAEA statements about potential non-compliance with agreements.
Attacks are intensifying in Isfahan, Iran.
A heavy attack targeted Mehrabad International Airport in Tehran, Iran. No specific casualty numbers were provided in the report.
Protests and violent clashes are ongoing in multiple cities across Iran, with reports indicating a significant escalation in unrest.
At 0701 UTC, an unspecified event occurred in Eastern Tehran, Tehran Province, Iran, without details on casualties or arrests provided.
At 0701 UTC, the Parchin Missile Site east of Tehran in Tehran Province, Iran, was targeted in a military strike.
At 0436 UTC, three explosions occurred in Andimeshk, Khuzestan Province, Iran.
At 0700Z, protests broke out in Shahrak-e Gharb, a district in northwestern Tehran, Tehran Province, Iran. No specific casualty or arrest numbers were reported.
Around 01:15 a.m. on Tuesday, several explosions occurred in the northern part of Qazvin city, Iran, accompanied by the sound of fighter jets and the activation of IRGC defense systems in the 16th Armored Division.
Around 03:00 a.m. on Tuesday, April 7, columns of flames and smoke were observed rising from the Mehrabad Airport area in Tehran, Iran.
Early Tuesday morning, a building in Taki Nia Alley 132, Tehranpars, Tehran, was hit by a missile; witnesses report scattered sheets with the letterhead of Khatam al-Anbiya Headquarters, and security agents are preventing filming at the site.
Massive fires broke out at Mehrabad International Airport in Tehran following U.S./Israeli airstrikes a few hours earlier.
Israel issued a warning to Iranian civilians on [date], advising them to avoid using trains and traveling near railway lines throughout Iran from the time the message was sent until 21:00 Iran time, citing security concerns.
The Islamic regime in Iran has called for Iranian youth, athletes, artists, and students to gather in front of the country's power plants. The regime intends to use these individuals as human shields against potential U.S. military action, similar to tactics used by Hamas.
President Donald Trump spoke about the intensity of military operations against the Islamic regime in Iran.