Brigadier General Abbas-Ali Mohammadian, the commander of the Tehran police who ordered the shooting of protesters, was killed in airstrikes conducted by the American and Israeli air forces.
The Israeli army released a video showing Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, the Speaker of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, in IRGC uniform chanting "Death to Israel," and the statement added that while they wished "death for their neighbor," "Azrael struck in their own home."
A new 3-D animation depicts the underground bunker where Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei was killed. On the first day of the conflict, 50 Israeli Air Force fighter jets attacked the bunker with bunker buster bombs during a high-level meeting.
On Saturday, a video received from a citizen shows an attack and explosion at a barracks belonging to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The location of the incident is not specified in the article.
On Saturday morning, the Israeli army conducted attacks on Imam Hussein Military University, affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, and a missile unit storage site in Tehran and Isfahan, targeting underground shelters and missile launch infrastructure.
On Saturday, Israel and the United States conducted airstrikes on multiple locations in Iran, targeting sites in Tehran, Pakdasht, Isfahan, Yazd, and Hamadan. Earlier, the Israeli army had announced a new wave of attacks on military infrastructure in Tehran and Isfahan.
On Saturday, March 7, 2026, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claimed it targeted a commercial tanker named "Prima" in the Strait of Hormuz with a suicide drone, stating the tanker ignored repeated warnings from the IRGC Navy. Some media report the tanker was flying the Malta flag, though this could not be independently verified.
Video footage obtained by Iran International shows a fighter jet bombing several Basij bases in Urmia early Saturday morning.
Video footage obtained by Iran International shows a line of fire and smoke in the western region of Tehran early Saturday morning, accompanied by a barrage of missile strikes on positions of the Islamic Republic.
NBC News reported that former President Donald Trump discussed the possibility of deploying U.S. Army ground forces to Iran during meetings with his aides and some Republican officials outside the White House. According to the report, Trump outlined a vision for a "post-war Iran" but emphasized that the plan does not involve a large-scale invasion and would focus on deploying a small number of forces for specific strategic objectives.
The "Sabrin News" channel, affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, has announced a bounty for revealing the hiding and accommodation locations of leaders from Kurdish parties including Komala, PAK, Khabat, and the Democratic Party. The channel also seeks information on weapons and military equipment storage sites belonging to these groups.
On Saturday, March 6, Iran launched two waves of missile attacks on Israel in response to Israel's missile strikes on Tehran, triggering air raid sirens in central Israel and Jerusalem, where explosions related to Israeli air defense operations were heard.
Hossein Taeb, the former head of the Intelligence Organization of the IRGC, was killed by the Israeli Air Force in Tehran; Taeb was accused of being responsible for the deaths of dozens of Iranians over several decades.
A video obtained by Iran International shows a series of explosions and fires in western Tehran caused by a missile strike.
In the early hours of Saturday, the United States and Israel conducted airstrikes on Tehran, causing powerful explosions in various parts of the city, including the Mehrabad Airport facilities.
Masoud Pezeshkian, a member of the Islamic Republic's Interim Leadership Council, stated that the council has decided to halt further attacks against neighboring countries, and that the Islamic Republic's armed forces have operated independently until now.
On March 16, 2026, President Masoud Pezeshkian apologized in a televised address to neighboring countries targeted by Iran's military attack, stating that the actions were taken by a group acting independently in the absence of Ali Khamenei and other military leaders.
Masoud Pezeshkian, the president of the Islamic Republic of Iran, has threatened neighboring countries, stating that the IRGC Aerospace Force will respond with missile attacks if any aggression originates from their territories.hashtags: #OperationEpicFury #OperationLionsRoar
A video obtained by Iran International shows a missile striking and exploding at a military base in Shiraz in the early hours of Saturday.
On Saturday, Masoud Pezeshkian, President and member of Iran's Interim Leadership Council, issued a video statement apologizing to neighboring countries and declaring that Iran's armed forces will no longer attack them, following a week of independent military actions by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps after the start of the U.S.-Israel attack and the death of Ali Khamenei.
