Reactions and statements from the international community
A video obtained by Iran International shows the destroyed building of the Shalamcheh Customs Protection Unit, which was targeted in a bombing in the early hours of Sunday, April 7.
Shrapnel damage to a high-voltage tower and the Dooshan Tapeh substation in Alborz Province caused power outages in parts of Tehran and Karaj; Deputy Minister of Energy Mustafa Rajabi Mashhadi announced that power would be restored within a few hours.
US military strikes targeted entrances and surface infrastructure at the Dezful Missile Base in Khuzestan, Iran, on [DATE], while the core underground missile systems remained intact.
On April 29, 2026, at 11 PM, a building in Fifth Alley, North Naft Street (Mossadegh) in Tehran was hit in an attack, according to a received photo with caption.
A launch was detected originating from Iran, targeting Jerusalem and central Israel. No specific casualty or arrest numbers were provided in the report.
The American University of Beirut announced it will operate virtually for the next two days following threats from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps to target American universities in the region.
Nina Khoshkish, Deputy Director of Communications for the National Union for Democracy in Iran (NUFDI), addressed a gathering of Iranians in front of the U.S. Congress, stating that millions of unarmed Iranians of all ages have taken to the streets to抗议伊斯兰共和制政权，不再忍受现状。
Videos sent to Vahid Online confirm power outages in Karaj and Tehran following an air attack on Sunday, April 29. The outage affected parts of Karaj, including Mehrvila, Azimiyeh, Mellat-Sadr, and Taleghani, as well as the southeast of Tehran.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has been subjected to continuous military strikes by the United States on a daily basis throughout 2025-2026. Specific details and locations of the strikes are not provided in the article.
Iran’s Energy Ministry reported power outages in parts of Tehran and Alborz provinces following attacks on the country’s electricity infrastructure.
On April 9, an air strike hit Karaj, Iran, causing a power outage in the city.
On Sunday evening, residents in central, northern, western, eastern, and northeastern Tehran reported hearing explosion sounds. In cities including Karaj, Zahedan, Rasht, Chalus, Matl-e Qoo, and Soomeh Sara, residents reported hearing fighter jets and several explosions.
