Vahid Online shared images on Twitter showing blast effects in the Basij Resistance area along Yas Boulevard in Tehran, marking locations with ❌ to indicate Basij facilities and noting damage to surrounding areas including a half-built building one street away.
On Sunday, March 7, 2026, in Khorramabad, activists targeted the IRGC headquarters, Musalla al-Ghadir (IRGC center), police station, and another location at 17:30 local time.
On Sunday, March 7, at 5:30 PM, video from Khorramabad shows attacks on several suppression centers affiliated with the Islamic Republic regime, including the IRGC headquarters, Al-Ghadir Prayer Hall, a police station, and another point.
On Sunday, U.S. President Donald Trump stated that the new leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran must obtain his approval or "will not last long," amid reports that the Assembly of Experts is close to introducing a new leader following the death of Ali Khamenei in the recent American and Israeli attacks. Trump also warned that the Iranian regime had been planning to dominate the Middle East and did not rule out further military action, including deploying U.S. special forces to remove Iran's enriched uranium.
IDF Brigade 769 conducted airstrikes in southern Lebanon, eliminating key Hezbollah militants and neutralizing others on the ground. Troops also discovered a significant weapons cache, including explosives, small arms, radios, and ammunition.
On Sunday, a projectile landed in a residential area of Al-Kharj, Saudi Arabia, killing two people (an Indian and a Bangladeshi national) and injuring 12 others, according to the Saudi Civil Defense Authority. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps had earlier claimed responsibility for targeting radar systems in Al-Kharj and other locations in Saudi Arabia.
In January 2026, protests in Iran against the regime led to civilian casualties as the Islamic Republic, under Supreme Leader Khamenei, cracked down on demonstrators. The article questions why there was no similar outcry at that time compared to the current focus on hypothetical military operations by the United States and Israel.
Chris Wright, the U.S. Secretary of Energy, announced in an interview with CNN on Sunday that the United States will not target Iran's energy infrastructure during the ongoing war with Iran, alongside Israel, which attacked oil storage facilities in Tehran and Karaj on Saturday.
A former Islamic Republic official tells IranWire that Ali Larijani, Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, opposes Mojtaba Khamenei becoming the next leader, while Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, Speaker of Parliament, supports him, causing a delay in the announcement due to internal conflicts.
Around 17:20 on March 7, 2025, an attack occurred near the Musalla area in Khorramabad, reportedly between Khayyam Revolution and Shura Boulevard, and another attack hit the Valiasr Street police station.
The Wall Street Journal reported that Supreme Leader Khamenei ordered the IRGC to implement mosaic warfare tactics, instructing commanders to independently attack targets without superior approval in the event of his assassination.
The Islamic Republic regime in Iran threatens to execute hundreds of thousands of people if the current conflict ends, indicating a scale of retaliation far surpassing the January 2023 massacre. The Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) also plans to seize civilian assets, properties, and bank accounts.
The Israeli army announced a series of attacks on Tehran and other locations in Iran, targeting the IRGC Space Command headquarters and approximately 50 ammunition depots, as well as a Basij base, an internal security command center, and a complex belonging to the IRGC Ground Forces.
Abbas Araghchi, the Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran, rejected calls for a ceasefire during an interview with NBC, stating that Tehran will continue the fight until there is a "permanent end to the war." He also emphasized that Iran will target American bases and assets in the region and will not allow any country to interfere in Iran's internal affairs.
On March 7, the United States Central Command (CENTCOM) issued a safety warning for civilians in Iran, stating that the regime uses densely populated areas in cities like Dezful, Isfahan, and Shiraz to launch attack drones and ballistic missiles, putting civilian lives at risk. Admiral Brad Cooper, Commander of CENTCOM, emphasized that the regime's actions endanger civilians and make such areas legitimate military targets.
On March 7, 2026, the Israeli army announced the completion of additional attack waves in Tehran, targeting the IRGC Aerospace Force headquarters and approximately 50 ammunition storage bunkers. Other facilities hit included police force bases, Basij Resistance Force units, and IRGC Ground Forces complexes.
A video has been published purportedly showing the moment of an attack on the Fath IRGC Air Force barracks in Fardis, Karaj; the date of the video is unspecified.
On Sunday, March 7, 2026, the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) warned that Iranian citizens' lives are in serious danger as Islamic Republic forces are using populated areas in cities like Dezful, Isfahan, and Shiraz to conduct military operations, including launching suicide drones and ballistic missiles.
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) conducted new waves of strikes in Tehran, hitting the IRGC Space and Satellite Command, 50 ammunition bunkers, the Khayyam satellite control center, Basij bases, internal security headquarters, and IRGC ground force complexes.
A published video shows that a checkpoint and several motorcycles belonging to Basij forces on Shahran Boulevard in Tehran were targeted in a drone attack at 12:04 a.m. The sender, who witnessed the incident, reported hearing an explosion before the attack commenced.
