📍 Location: Delhi, India

🌍 Country: Kananaskis

Iran, Israel trade missiles; blasts, air raid sirens rock Tehran, Tel Aviv Sirens blared across Israel and Jerusalem as Iran fired another missile barrage. The projectiles had direct hits in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv where there was substantial damage to residential buildings. Explosions and air raid sirens are being heard again in Iran and Israel as the two nations continue to exchange missiles and drones, a day after the Israeli military killed top Iranian generals and nuclear scientists in the worst such escalation in decades. Iran’s retaliatory strikes have killed at least four people and wounded more than 200 others in Israel since Friday, as a barrage of dozens of Iranian missiles lit up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv overnight. On the Iranian side, at least 80 people, including women and children, have been killed and more than 320 others injured, as the Israeli army targeted residential areas in capital Tehran, military sites and nuclear facilities, killing at least nine nuclear scientists so far. Accusing Israel of initiating a war, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it “must expect severe punishment” for killing several top-level military commanders and scientists. In a message on state TV, he said Israel “should not think that it is over because they attacked and it is finished”. “No. They started this and initiated the war. We won’t allow them to escape unscathed from this great crime they have committed,” Khamenei said. Following decades of enmity and conflict by proxy, it is the first time that Israel and Iran have traded fire with such intensity, with fears of a prolonged conflict engulfing the region. Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Saturday that “Tehran will burn” and its residents will pay dearly if Iran continues its missile strikes against Israeli civilians. “The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians,” said Katz. “If Khamenei continues to fire missiles towards the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” the minister added. On Saturday, two projectiles hit Tehran’s Mehrabad airport which hosts an air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft, and is located close to key Iranian government buildings.

📍 Location: Delhi, India

🌍 Country: Cyprus

Iran, Israel trade missiles; blasts, air raid sirens rock Tehran, Tel Aviv Sirens blared across Israel and Jerusalem as Iran fired another missile barrage. The projectiles had direct hits in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv where there was substantial damage to residential buildings. Explosions and air raid sirens are being heard again in Iran and Israel as the two nations continue to exchange missiles and drones, a day after the Israeli military killed top Iranian generals and nuclear scientists in the worst such escalation in decades. Iran’s retaliatory strikes have killed at least four people and wounded more than 200 others in Israel since Friday, as a barrage of dozens of Iranian missiles lit up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv overnight. On the Iranian side, at least 80 people, including women and children, have been killed and more than 320 others injured, as the Israeli army targeted residential areas in capital Tehran, military sites and nuclear facilities, killing at least nine nuclear scientists so far. Accusing Israel of initiating a war, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it “must expect severe punishment” for killing several top-level military commanders and scientists. In a message on state TV, he said Israel “should not think that it is over because they attacked and it is finished”. “No. They started this and initiated the war. We won’t allow them to escape unscathed from this great crime they have committed,” Khamenei said. Following decades of enmity and conflict by proxy, it is the first time that Israel and Iran have traded fire with such intensity, with fears of a prolonged conflict engulfing the region. Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Saturday that “Tehran will burn” and its residents will pay dearly if Iran continues its missile strikes against Israeli civilians. “The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians,” said Katz. “If Khamenei continues to fire missiles towards the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” the minister added. On Saturday, two projectiles hit Tehran’s Mehrabad airport which hosts an air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft, and is located close to key Iranian government buildings.

📍 Location: LONDON, U.K.

🌍 Country: U.S.A.

Iran, Israel trade missiles; blasts, air raid sirens rock Tehran, Tel Aviv Sirens blared across Israel and Jerusalem as Iran fired another missile barrage. The projectiles had direct hits in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv where there was substantial damage to residential buildings. Explosions and air raid sirens are being heard again in Iran and Israel as the two nations continue to exchange missiles and drones, a day after the Israeli military killed top Iranian generals and nuclear scientists in the worst such escalation in decades. Iran’s retaliatory strikes have killed at least four people and wounded more than 200 others in Israel since Friday, as a barrage of dozens of Iranian missiles lit up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv overnight. On the Iranian side, at least 80 people, including women and children, have been killed and more than 320 others injured, as the Israeli army targeted residential areas in capital Tehran, military sites and nuclear facilities, killing at least nine nuclear scientists so far. Accusing Israel of initiating a war, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it “must expect severe punishment” for killing several top-level military commanders and scientists. In a message on state TV, he said Israel “should not think that it is over because they attacked and it is finished”. “No. They started this and initiated the war. We won’t allow them to escape unscathed from this great crime they have committed,” Khamenei said. Following decades of enmity and conflict by proxy, it is the first time that Israel and Iran have traded fire with such intensity, with fears of a prolonged conflict engulfing the region. Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Saturday that “Tehran will burn” and its residents will pay dearly if Iran continues its missile strikes against Israeli civilians. “The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians,” said Katz. “If Khamenei continues to fire missiles towards the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” the minister added. On Saturday, two projectiles hit Tehran’s Mehrabad airport which hosts an air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft, and is located close to key Iranian government buildings.

📍 Location: LONDON, U.S.A.

🌍 Country: Israel

Iran, Israel trade missiles; blasts, air raid sirens rock Tehran, Tel Aviv Sirens blared across Israel and Jerusalem as Iran fired another missile barrage. The projectiles had direct hits in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv where there was substantial damage to residential buildings. Explosions and air raid sirens are being heard again in Iran and Israel as the two nations continue to exchange missiles and drones, a day after the Israeli military killed top Iranian generals and nuclear scientists in the worst such escalation in decades. Iran’s retaliatory strikes have killed at least four people and wounded more than 200 others in Israel since Friday, as a barrage of dozens of Iranian missiles lit up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv overnight. On the Iranian side, at least 80 people, including women and children, have been killed and more than 320 others injured, as the Israeli army targeted residential areas in capital Tehran, military sites and nuclear facilities, killing at least nine nuclear scientists so far. Accusing Israel of initiating a war, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it “must expect severe punishment” for killing several top-level military commanders and scientists. In a message on state TV, he said Israel “should not think that it is over because they attacked and it is finished”. “No. They started this and initiated the war. We won’t allow them to escape unscathed from this great crime they have committed,” Khamenei said. Following decades of enmity and conflict by proxy, it is the first time that Israel and Iran have traded fire with such intensity, with fears of a prolonged conflict engulfing the region. Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Saturday that “Tehran will burn” and its residents will pay dearly if Iran continues its missile strikes against Israeli civilians. “The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians,” said Katz. “If Khamenei continues to fire missiles towards the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” the minister added. On Saturday, two projectiles hit Tehran’s Mehrabad airport which hosts an air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft, and is located close to key Iranian government buildings.

📍 Location: Gujarat, India

🌍 Country: India

Iran, Israel trade missiles; blasts, air raid sirens rock Tehran, Tel Aviv Sirens blared across Israel and Jerusalem as Iran fired another missile barrage. The projectiles had direct hits in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv where there was substantial damage to residential buildings. Explosions and air raid sirens are being heard again in Iran and Israel as the two nations continue to exchange missiles and drones, a day after the Israeli military killed top Iranian generals and nuclear scientists in the worst such escalation in decades. Iran’s retaliatory strikes have killed at least four people and wounded more than 200 others in Israel since Friday, as a barrage of dozens of Iranian missiles lit up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv overnight. On the Iranian side, at least 80 people, including women and children, have been killed and more than 320 others injured, as the Israeli army targeted residential areas in capital Tehran, military sites and nuclear facilities, killing at least nine nuclear scientists so far. Accusing Israel of initiating a war, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it “must expect severe punishment” for killing several top-level military commanders and scientists. In a message on state TV, he said Israel “should not think that it is over because they attacked and it is finished”. “No. They started this and initiated the war. We won’t allow them to escape unscathed from this great crime they have committed,” Khamenei said. Following decades of enmity and conflict by proxy, it is the first time that Israel and Iran have traded fire with such intensity, with fears of a prolonged conflict engulfing the region. Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Saturday that “Tehran will burn” and its residents will pay dearly if Iran continues its missile strikes against Israeli civilians. “The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians,” said Katz. “If Khamenei continues to fire missiles towards the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” the minister added. On Saturday, two projectiles hit Tehran’s Mehrabad airport which hosts an air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft, and is located close to key Iranian government buildings.

📍 Location: LONDON, U.S.A.

🌍 Country: U.S.A.

Iran, Israel trade missiles; blasts, air raid sirens rock Tehran, Tel Aviv Sirens blared across Israel and Jerusalem as Iran fired another missile barrage. The projectiles had direct hits in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv where there was substantial damage to residential buildings. Explosions and air raid sirens are being heard again in Iran and Israel as the two nations continue to exchange missiles and drones, a day after the Israeli military killed top Iranian generals and nuclear scientists in the worst such escalation in decades. Iran’s retaliatory strikes have killed at least four people and wounded more than 200 others in Israel since Friday, as a barrage of dozens of Iranian missiles lit up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv overnight. On the Iranian side, at least 80 people, including women and children, have been killed and more than 320 others injured, as the Israeli army targeted residential areas in capital Tehran, military sites and nuclear facilities, killing at least nine nuclear scientists so far. Accusing Israel of initiating a war, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it “must expect severe punishment” for killing several top-level military commanders and scientists. In a message on state TV, he said Israel “should not think that it is over because they attacked and it is finished”. “No. They started this and initiated the war. We won’t allow them to escape unscathed from this great crime they have committed,” Khamenei said. Following decades of enmity and conflict by proxy, it is the first time that Israel and Iran have traded fire with such intensity, with fears of a prolonged conflict engulfing the region. Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Saturday that “Tehran will burn” and its residents will pay dearly if Iran continues its missile strikes against Israeli civilians. “The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians,” said Katz. “If Khamenei continues to fire missiles towards the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” the minister added. On Saturday, two projectiles hit Tehran’s Mehrabad airport which hosts an air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft, and is located close to key Iranian government buildings.

📍 Location: LONDON, U.S.A.

🌍 Country: London, UK

Iran, Israel trade missiles; blasts, air raid sirens rock Tehran, Tel Aviv Sirens blared across Israel and Jerusalem as Iran fired another missile barrage. The projectiles had direct hits in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv where there was substantial damage to residential buildings. Explosions and air raid sirens are being heard again in Iran and Israel as the two nations continue to exchange missiles and drones, a day after the Israeli military killed top Iranian generals and nuclear scientists in the worst such escalation in decades. Iran’s retaliatory strikes have killed at least four people and wounded more than 200 others in Israel since Friday, as a barrage of dozens of Iranian missiles lit up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv overnight. On the Iranian side, at least 80 people, including women and children, have been killed and more than 320 others injured, as the Israeli army targeted residential areas in capital Tehran, military sites and nuclear facilities, killing at least nine nuclear scientists so far. Accusing Israel of initiating a war, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it “must expect severe punishment” for killing several top-level military commanders and scientists. In a message on state TV, he said Israel “should not think that it is over because they attacked and it is finished”. “No. They started this and initiated the war. We won’t allow them to escape unscathed from this great crime they have committed,” Khamenei said. Following decades of enmity and conflict by proxy, it is the first time that Israel and Iran have traded fire with such intensity, with fears of a prolonged conflict engulfing the region. Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Saturday that “Tehran will burn” and its residents will pay dearly if Iran continues its missile strikes against Israeli civilians. “The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians,” said Katz. “If Khamenei continues to fire missiles towards the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” the minister added. On Saturday, two projectiles hit Tehran’s Mehrabad airport which hosts an air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft, and is located close to key Iranian government buildings.

📍 Location: Delhi, India

🌍 Country: India

Iran, Israel trade missiles; blasts, air raid sirens rock Tehran, Tel Aviv Sirens blared across Israel and Jerusalem as Iran fired another missile barrage. The projectiles had direct hits in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv where there was substantial damage to residential buildings. Explosions and air raid sirens are being heard again in Iran and Israel as the two nations continue to exchange missiles and drones, a day after the Israeli military killed top Iranian generals and nuclear scientists in the worst such escalation in decades. Iran’s retaliatory strikes have killed at least four people and wounded more than 200 others in Israel since Friday, as a barrage of dozens of Iranian missiles lit up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv overnight. On the Iranian side, at least 80 people, including women and children, have been killed and more than 320 others injured, as the Israeli army targeted residential areas in capital Tehran, military sites and nuclear facilities, killing at least nine nuclear scientists so far. Accusing Israel of initiating a war, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it “must expect severe punishment” for killing several top-level military commanders and scientists. In a message on state TV, he said Israel “should not think that it is over because they attacked and it is finished”. “No. They started this and initiated the war. We won’t allow them to escape unscathed from this great crime they have committed,” Khamenei said. Following decades of enmity and conflict by proxy, it is the first time that Israel and Iran have traded fire with such intensity, with fears of a prolonged conflict engulfing the region. Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Saturday that “Tehran will burn” and its residents will pay dearly if Iran continues its missile strikes against Israeli civilians. “The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians,” said Katz. “If Khamenei continues to fire missiles towards the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” the minister added. On Saturday, two projectiles hit Tehran’s Mehrabad airport which hosts an air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft, and is located close to key Iranian government buildings.

📍 Location: LONDON, U.S.A. (TEST RUN)

🌍 Country: U.S.A.

Iran, Israel trade missiles; blasts, air raid sirens rock Tehran, Tel Aviv Sirens blared across Israel and Jerusalem as Iran fired another missile barrage. The projectiles had direct hits in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv where there was substantial damage to residential buildings. Explosions and air raid sirens are being heard again in Iran and Israel as the two nations continue to exchange missiles and drones, a day after the Israeli military killed top Iranian generals and nuclear scientists in the worst such escalation in decades. Iran’s retaliatory strikes have killed at least four people and wounded more than 200 others in Israel since Friday, as a barrage of dozens of Iranian missiles lit up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv overnight. On the Iranian side, at least 80 people, including women and children, have been killed and more than 320 others injured, as the Israeli army targeted residential areas in capital Tehran, military sites and nuclear facilities, killing at least nine nuclear scientists so far. Accusing Israel of initiating a war, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it “must expect severe punishment” for killing several top-level military commanders and scientists. In a message on state TV, he said Israel “should not think that it is over because they attacked and it is finished”. “No. They started this and initiated the war. We won’t allow them to escape unscathed from this great crime they have committed,” Khamenei said. Following decades of enmity and conflict by proxy, it is the first time that Israel and Iran have traded fire with such intensity, with fears of a prolonged conflict engulfing the region. Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Saturday that “Tehran will burn” and its residents will pay dearly if Iran continues its missile strikes against Israeli civilians. “The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians,” said Katz. “If Khamenei continues to fire missiles towards the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” the minister added. On Saturday, two projectiles hit Tehran’s Mehrabad airport which hosts an air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft, and is located close to key Iranian government buildings.

📍 Location: LONDON, U.S.A. (TEST RUN)

🌍 Country: U.S.A.

Iran, Israel trade missiles; blasts, air raid sirens rock Tehran, Tel Aviv Sirens blared across Israel and Jerusalem as Iran fired another missile barrage. The projectiles had direct hits in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv where there was substantial damage to residential buildings. Explosions and air raid sirens are being heard again in Iran and Israel as the two nations continue to exchange missiles and drones, a day after the Israeli military killed top Iranian generals and nuclear scientists in the worst such escalation in decades. Iran’s retaliatory strikes have killed at least four people and wounded more than 200 others in Israel since Friday, as a barrage of dozens of Iranian missiles lit up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv overnight. On the Iranian side, at least 80 people, including women and children, have been killed and more than 320 others injured, as the Israeli army targeted residential areas in capital Tehran, military sites and nuclear facilities, killing at least nine nuclear scientists so far. Accusing Israel of initiating a war, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it “must expect severe punishment” for killing several top-level military commanders and scientists. In a message on state TV, he said Israel “should not think that it is over because they attacked and it is finished”. “No. They started this and initiated the war. We won’t allow them to escape unscathed from this great crime they have committed,” Khamenei said. Following decades of enmity and conflict by proxy, it is the first time that Israel and Iran have traded fire with such intensity, with fears of a prolonged conflict engulfing the region. Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Saturday that “Tehran will burn” and its residents will pay dearly if Iran continues its missile strikes against Israeli civilians. “The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians,” said Katz. “If Khamenei continues to fire missiles towards the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” the minister added. On Saturday, two projectiles hit Tehran’s Mehrabad airport which hosts an air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft, and is located close to key Iranian government buildings.

📍 Location: Delhi

🌍 Country: Israel

Iran, Israel trade missiles; blasts, air raid sirens rock Tehran, Tel Aviv Sirens blared across Israel and Jerusalem as Iran fired another missile barrage. The projectiles had direct hits in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv where there was substantial damage to residential buildings. Explosions and air raid sirens are being heard again in Iran and Israel as the two nations continue to exchange missiles and drones, a day after the Israeli military killed top Iranian generals and nuclear scientists in the worst such escalation in decades. Iran’s retaliatory strikes have killed at least four people and wounded more than 200 others in Israel since Friday, as a barrage of dozens of Iranian missiles lit up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv overnight. On the Iranian side, at least 80 people, including women and children, have been killed and more than 320 others injured, as the Israeli army targeted residential areas in capital Tehran, military sites and nuclear facilities, killing at least nine nuclear scientists so far. Accusing Israel of initiating a war, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it “must expect severe punishment” for killing several top-level military commanders and scientists. In a message on state TV, he said Israel “should not think that it is over because they attacked and it is finished”. “No. They started this and initiated the war. We won’t allow them to escape unscathed from this great crime they have committed,” Khamenei said. Following decades of enmity and conflict by proxy, it is the first time that Israel and Iran have traded fire with such intensity, with fears of a prolonged conflict engulfing the region. Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Saturday that “Tehran will burn” and its residents will pay dearly if Iran continues its missile strikes against Israeli civilians. “The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians,” said Katz. “If Khamenei continues to fire missiles towards the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” the minister added. On Saturday, two projectiles hit Tehran’s Mehrabad airport which hosts an air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft, and is located close to key Iranian government buildings.

📍 Location: LONDON, U.S.A. (TEST RUN)

🌍 Country: JAPAN

Iran, Israel trade missiles; blasts, air raid sirens rock Tehran, Tel Aviv Sirens blared across Israel and Jerusalem as Iran fired another missile barrage. The projectiles had direct hits in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv where there was substantial damage to residential buildings. Explosions and air raid sirens are being heard again in Iran and Israel as the two nations continue to exchange missiles and drones, a day after the Israeli military killed top Iranian generals and nuclear scientists in the worst such escalation in decades. Iran’s retaliatory strikes have killed at least four people and wounded more than 200 others in Israel since Friday, as a barrage of dozens of Iranian missiles lit up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv overnight. On the Iranian side, at least 80 people, including women and children, have been killed and more than 320 others injured, as the Israeli army targeted residential areas in capital Tehran, military sites and nuclear facilities, killing at least nine nuclear scientists so far. Accusing Israel of initiating a war, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it “must expect severe punishment” for killing several top-level military commanders and scientists. In a message on state TV, he said Israel “should not think that it is over because they attacked and it is finished”. “No. They started this and initiated the war. We won’t allow them to escape unscathed from this great crime they have committed,” Khamenei said. Following decades of enmity and conflict by proxy, it is the first time that Israel and Iran have traded fire with such intensity, with fears of a prolonged conflict engulfing the region. Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Saturday that “Tehran will burn” and its residents will pay dearly if Iran continues its missile strikes against Israeli civilians. “The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians,” said Katz. “If Khamenei continues to fire missiles towards the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” the minister added. On Saturday, two projectiles hit Tehran’s Mehrabad airport which hosts an air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft, and is located close to key Iranian government buildings.

📍 Location: Delhi

🌍 Country: India

Iran, Israel trade missiles; blasts, air raid sirens rock Tehran, Tel Aviv Sirens blared across Israel and Jerusalem as Iran fired another missile barrage. The projectiles had direct hits in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv where there was substantial damage to residential buildings. Explosions and air raid sirens are being heard again in Iran and Israel as the two nations continue to exchange missiles and drones, a day after the Israeli military killed top Iranian generals and nuclear scientists in the worst such escalation in decades. Iran’s retaliatory strikes have killed at least four people and wounded more than 200 others in Israel since Friday, as a barrage of dozens of Iranian missiles lit up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv overnight. On the Iranian side, at least 80 people, including women and children, have been killed and more than 320 others injured, as the Israeli army targeted residential areas in capital Tehran, military sites and nuclear facilities, killing at least nine nuclear scientists so far. Accusing Israel of initiating a war, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it “must expect severe punishment” for killing several top-level military commanders and scientists. In a message on state TV, he said Israel “should not think that it is over because they attacked and it is finished”. “No. They started this and initiated the war. We won’t allow them to escape unscathed from this great crime they have committed,” Khamenei said. Following decades of enmity and conflict by proxy, it is the first time that Israel and Iran have traded fire with such intensity, with fears of a prolonged conflict engulfing the region. Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Saturday that “Tehran will burn” and its residents will pay dearly if Iran continues its missile strikes against Israeli civilians. “The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians,” said Katz. “If Khamenei continues to fire missiles towards the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” the minister added. On Saturday, two projectiles hit Tehran’s Mehrabad airport which hosts an air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft, and is located close to key Iranian government buildings.

📍 Location: LONDON, U.S.A.

🌍 Country: U.S.A.

Iran, Israel trade missiles; blasts, air raid sirens rock Tehran, Tel Aviv Sirens blared across Israel and Jerusalem as Iran fired another missile barrage. The projectiles had direct hits in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv where there was substantial damage to residential buildings. Explosions and air raid sirens are being heard again in Iran and Israel as the two nations continue to exchange missiles and drones, a day after the Israeli military killed top Iranian generals and nuclear scientists in the worst such escalation in decades. Iran’s retaliatory strikes have killed at least four people and wounded more than 200 others in Israel since Friday, as a barrage of dozens of Iranian missiles lit up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv overnight. On the Iranian side, at least 80 people, including women and children, have been killed and more than 320 others injured, as the Israeli army targeted residential areas in capital Tehran, military sites and nuclear facilities, killing at least nine nuclear scientists so far. Accusing Israel of initiating a war, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it “must expect severe punishment” for killing several top-level military commanders and scientists. In a message on state TV, he said Israel “should not think that it is over because they attacked and it is finished”. “No. They started this and initiated the war. We won’t allow them to escape unscathed from this great crime they have committed,” Khamenei said. Following decades of enmity and conflict by proxy, it is the first time that Israel and Iran have traded fire with such intensity, with fears of a prolonged conflict engulfing the region. Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Saturday that “Tehran will burn” and its residents will pay dearly if Iran continues its missile strikes against Israeli civilians. “The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians,” said Katz. “If Khamenei continues to fire missiles towards the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” the minister added. On Saturday, two projectiles hit Tehran’s Mehrabad airport which hosts an air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft, and is located close to key Iranian government buildings.

📍 Location: French

🌍 Country: French

Iran, Israel trade missiles; blasts, air raid sirens rock Tehran, Tel Aviv Sirens blared across Israel and Jerusalem as Iran fired another missile barrage. The projectiles had direct hits in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv where there was substantial damage to residential buildings. Explosions and air raid sirens are being heard again in Iran and Israel as the two nations continue to exchange missiles and drones, a day after the Israeli military killed top Iranian generals and nuclear scientists in the worst such escalation in decades. Iran’s retaliatory strikes have killed at least four people and wounded more than 200 others in Israel since Friday, as a barrage of dozens of Iranian missiles lit up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv overnight. On the Iranian side, at least 80 people, including women and children, have been killed and more than 320 others injured, as the Israeli army targeted residential areas in capital Tehran, military sites and nuclear facilities, killing at least nine nuclear scientists so far. Accusing Israel of initiating a war, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it “must expect severe punishment” for killing several top-level military commanders and scientists. In a message on state TV, he said Israel “should not think that it is over because they attacked and it is finished”. “No. They started this and initiated the war. We won’t allow them to escape unscathed from this great crime they have committed,” Khamenei said. Following decades of enmity and conflict by proxy, it is the first time that Israel and Iran have traded fire with such intensity, with fears of a prolonged conflict engulfing the region. Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Saturday that “Tehran will burn” and its residents will pay dearly if Iran continues its missile strikes against Israeli civilians. “The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians,” said Katz. “If Khamenei continues to fire missiles towards the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” the minister added. On Saturday, two projectiles hit Tehran’s Mehrabad airport which hosts an air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft, and is located close to key Iranian government buildings.

📍 Location: LONDON, U.S.A. (TEST RUN)

🌍 Country: U.S.A.

Iran, Israel trade missiles; blasts, air raid sirens rock Tehran, Tel Aviv Sirens blared across Israel and Jerusalem as Iran fired another missile barrage. The projectiles had direct hits in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv where there was substantial damage to residential buildings. Explosions and air raid sirens are being heard again in Iran and Israel as the two nations continue to exchange missiles and drones, a day after the Israeli military killed top Iranian generals and nuclear scientists in the worst such escalation in decades. Iran’s retaliatory strikes have killed at least four people and wounded more than 200 others in Israel since Friday, as a barrage of dozens of Iranian missiles lit up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv overnight. On the Iranian side, at least 80 people, including women and children, have been killed and more than 320 others injured, as the Israeli army targeted residential areas in capital Tehran, military sites and nuclear facilities, killing at least nine nuclear scientists so far. Accusing Israel of initiating a war, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it “must expect severe punishment” for killing several top-level military commanders and scientists. In a message on state TV, he said Israel “should not think that it is over because they attacked and it is finished”. “No. They started this and initiated the war. We won’t allow them to escape unscathed from this great crime they have committed,” Khamenei said. Following decades of enmity and conflict by proxy, it is the first time that Israel and Iran have traded fire with such intensity, with fears of a prolonged conflict engulfing the region. Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Saturday that “Tehran will burn” and its residents will pay dearly if Iran continues its missile strikes against Israeli civilians. “The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians,” said Katz. “If Khamenei continues to fire missiles towards the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” the minister added. On Saturday, two projectiles hit Tehran’s Mehrabad airport which hosts an air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft, and is located close to key Iranian government buildings.

📍 Location: Delhi

🌍 Country: India

Iran, Israel trade missiles; blasts, air raid sirens rock Tehran, Tel Aviv Sirens blared across Israel and Jerusalem as Iran fired another missile barrage. The projectiles had direct hits in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv where there was substantial damage to residential buildings. Explosions and air raid sirens are being heard again in Iran and Israel as the two nations continue to exchange missiles and drones, a day after the Israeli military killed top Iranian generals and nuclear scientists in the worst such escalation in decades. Iran’s retaliatory strikes have killed at least four people and wounded more than 200 others in Israel since Friday, as a barrage of dozens of Iranian missiles lit up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv overnight. On the Iranian side, at least 80 people, including women and children, have been killed and more than 320 others injured, as the Israeli army targeted residential areas in capital Tehran, military sites and nuclear facilities, killing at least nine nuclear scientists so far. Accusing Israel of initiating a war, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it “must expect severe punishment” for killing several top-level military commanders and scientists. In a message on state TV, he said Israel “should not think that it is over because they attacked and it is finished”. “No. They started this and initiated the war. We won’t allow them to escape unscathed from this great crime they have committed,” Khamenei said. Following decades of enmity and conflict by proxy, it is the first time that Israel and Iran have traded fire with such intensity, with fears of a prolonged conflict engulfing the region. Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Saturday that “Tehran will burn” and its residents will pay dearly if Iran continues its missile strikes against Israeli civilians. “The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians,” said Katz. “If Khamenei continues to fire missiles towards the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” the minister added. On Saturday, two projectiles hit Tehran’s Mehrabad airport which hosts an air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft, and is located close to key Iranian government buildings.

📍 Location: LONDON, U.S.A. (TEST RUN)

🌍 Country: U.S.A.

Iran, Israel trade missiles; blasts, air raid sirens rock Tehran, Tel Aviv Sirens blared across Israel and Jerusalem as Iran fired another missile barrage. The projectiles had direct hits in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv where there was substantial damage to residential buildings. Explosions and air raid sirens are being heard again in Iran and Israel as the two nations continue to exchange missiles and drones, a day after the Israeli military killed top Iranian generals and nuclear scientists in the worst such escalation in decades. Iran’s retaliatory strikes have killed at least four people and wounded more than 200 others in Israel since Friday, as a barrage of dozens of Iranian missiles lit up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv overnight. On the Iranian side, at least 80 people, including women and children, have been killed and more than 320 others injured, as the Israeli army targeted residential areas in capital Tehran, military sites and nuclear facilities, killing at least nine nuclear scientists so far. Accusing Israel of initiating a war, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it “must expect severe punishment” for killing several top-level military commanders and scientists. In a message on state TV, he said Israel “should not think that it is over because they attacked and it is finished”. “No. They started this and initiated the war. We won’t allow them to escape unscathed from this great crime they have committed,” Khamenei said. Following decades of enmity and conflict by proxy, it is the first time that Israel and Iran have traded fire with such intensity, with fears of a prolonged conflict engulfing the region. Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Saturday that “Tehran will burn” and its residents will pay dearly if Iran continues its missile strikes against Israeli civilians. “The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians,” said Katz. “If Khamenei continues to fire missiles towards the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” the minister added. On Saturday, two projectiles hit Tehran’s Mehrabad airport which hosts an air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft, and is located close to key Iranian government buildings.

📍 Location: Punjab, India

🌍 Country: India

Iran, Israel trade missiles; blasts, air raid sirens rock Tehran, Tel Aviv Sirens blared across Israel and Jerusalem as Iran fired another missile barrage. The projectiles had direct hits in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv where there was substantial damage to residential buildings. Explosions and air raid sirens are being heard again in Iran and Israel as the two nations continue to exchange missiles and drones, a day after the Israeli military killed top Iranian generals and nuclear scientists in the worst such escalation in decades. Iran’s retaliatory strikes have killed at least four people and wounded more than 200 others in Israel since Friday, as a barrage of dozens of Iranian missiles lit up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv overnight. On the Iranian side, at least 80 people, including women and children, have been killed and more than 320 others injured, as the Israeli army targeted residential areas in capital Tehran, military sites and nuclear facilities, killing at least nine nuclear scientists so far. Accusing Israel of initiating a war, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it “must expect severe punishment” for killing several top-level military commanders and scientists. In a message on state TV, he said Israel “should not think that it is over because they attacked and it is finished”. “No. They started this and initiated the war. We won’t allow them to escape unscathed from this great crime they have committed,” Khamenei said. Following decades of enmity and conflict by proxy, it is the first time that Israel and Iran have traded fire with such intensity, with fears of a prolonged conflict engulfing the region. Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Saturday that “Tehran will burn” and its residents will pay dearly if Iran continues its missile strikes against Israeli civilians. “The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians,” said Katz. “If Khamenei continues to fire missiles towards the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” the minister added. On Saturday, two projectiles hit Tehran’s Mehrabad airport which hosts an air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft, and is located close to key Iranian government buildings.

📍 Location: Tripura , India (Test Run)

🌍 Country: India

Iran, Israel trade missiles; blasts, air raid sirens rock Tehran, Tel Aviv Sirens blared across Israel and Jerusalem as Iran fired another missile barrage. The projectiles had direct hits in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv where there was substantial damage to residential buildings. Explosions and air raid sirens are being heard again in Iran and Israel as the two nations continue to exchange missiles and drones, a day after the Israeli military killed top Iranian generals and nuclear scientists in the worst such escalation in decades. Iran’s retaliatory strikes have killed at least four people and wounded more than 200 others in Israel since Friday, as a barrage of dozens of Iranian missiles lit up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv overnight. On the Iranian side, at least 80 people, including women and children, have been killed and more than 320 others injured, as the Israeli army targeted residential areas in capital Tehran, military sites and nuclear facilities, killing at least nine nuclear scientists so far. Accusing Israel of initiating a war, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it “must expect severe punishment” for killing several top-level military commanders and scientists. In a message on state TV, he said Israel “should not think that it is over because they attacked and it is finished”. “No. They started this and initiated the war. We won’t allow them to escape unscathed from this great crime they have committed,” Khamenei said. Following decades of enmity and conflict by proxy, it is the first time that Israel and Iran have traded fire with such intensity, with fears of a prolonged conflict engulfing the region. Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Saturday that “Tehran will burn” and its residents will pay dearly if Iran continues its missile strikes against Israeli civilians. “The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians,” said Katz. “If Khamenei continues to fire missiles towards the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” the minister added. On Saturday, two projectiles hit Tehran’s Mehrabad airport which hosts an air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft, and is located close to key Iranian government buildings.

📍 Location: Tripura , India (Test Run)

🌍 Country: India

Iran, Israel trade missiles; blasts, air raid sirens rock Tehran, Tel Aviv Sirens blared across Israel and Jerusalem as Iran fired another missile barrage. The projectiles had direct hits in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv where there was substantial damage to residential buildings. Explosions and air raid sirens are being heard again in Iran and Israel as the two nations continue to exchange missiles and drones, a day after the Israeli military killed top Iranian generals and nuclear scientists in the worst such escalation in decades. Iran’s retaliatory strikes have killed at least four people and wounded more than 200 others in Israel since Friday, as a barrage of dozens of Iranian missiles lit up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv overnight. On the Iranian side, at least 80 people, including women and children, have been killed and more than 320 others injured, as the Israeli army targeted residential areas in capital Tehran, military sites and nuclear facilities, killing at least nine nuclear scientists so far. Accusing Israel of initiating a war, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it “must expect severe punishment” for killing several top-level military commanders and scientists. In a message on state TV, he said Israel “should not think that it is over because they attacked and it is finished”. “No. They started this and initiated the war. We won’t allow them to escape unscathed from this great crime they have committed,” Khamenei said. Following decades of enmity and conflict by proxy, it is the first time that Israel and Iran have traded fire with such intensity, with fears of a prolonged conflict engulfing the region. Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Saturday that “Tehran will burn” and its residents will pay dearly if Iran continues its missile strikes against Israeli civilians. “The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians,” said Katz. “If Khamenei continues to fire missiles towards the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” the minister added. On Saturday, two projectiles hit Tehran’s Mehrabad airport which hosts an air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft, and is located close to key Iranian government buildings.

📍 Location: Tripura , India

🌍 Country: India

Iran, Israel trade missiles; blasts, air raid sirens rock Tehran, Tel Aviv Sirens blared across Israel and Jerusalem as Iran fired another missile barrage. The projectiles had direct hits in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv where there was substantial damage to residential buildings. Explosions and air raid sirens are being heard again in Iran and Israel as the two nations continue to exchange missiles and drones, a day after the Israeli military killed top Iranian generals and nuclear scientists in the worst such escalation in decades. Iran’s retaliatory strikes have killed at least four people and wounded more than 200 others in Israel since Friday, as a barrage of dozens of Iranian missiles lit up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv overnight. On the Iranian side, at least 80 people, including women and children, have been killed and more than 320 others injured, as the Israeli army targeted residential areas in capital Tehran, military sites and nuclear facilities, killing at least nine nuclear scientists so far. Accusing Israel of initiating a war, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it “must expect severe punishment” for killing several top-level military commanders and scientists. In a message on state TV, he said Israel “should not think that it is over because they attacked and it is finished”. “No. They started this and initiated the war. We won’t allow them to escape unscathed from this great crime they have committed,” Khamenei said. Following decades of enmity and conflict by proxy, it is the first time that Israel and Iran have traded fire with such intensity, with fears of a prolonged conflict engulfing the region. Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Saturday that “Tehran will burn” and its residents will pay dearly if Iran continues its missile strikes against Israeli civilians. “The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians,” said Katz. “If Khamenei continues to fire missiles towards the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” the minister added. On Saturday, two projectiles hit Tehran’s Mehrabad airport which hosts an air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft, and is located close to key Iranian government buildings.

📍 Location: LONDON, U.S.A. (TEST RUN)

🌍 Country: U.S.A.

Iran, Israel trade missiles; blasts, air raid sirens rock Tehran, Tel Aviv Sirens blared across Israel and Jerusalem as Iran fired another missile barrage. The projectiles had direct hits in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv where there was substantial damage to residential buildings. Explosions and air raid sirens are being heard again in Iran and Israel as the two nations continue to exchange missiles and drones, a day after the Israeli military killed top Iranian generals and nuclear scientists in the worst such escalation in decades. Iran’s retaliatory strikes have killed at least four people and wounded more than 200 others in Israel since Friday, as a barrage of dozens of Iranian missiles lit up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv overnight. On the Iranian side, at least 80 people, including women and children, have been killed and more than 320 others injured, as the Israeli army targeted residential areas in capital Tehran, military sites and nuclear facilities, killing at least nine nuclear scientists so far. Accusing Israel of initiating a war, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it “must expect severe punishment” for killing several top-level military commanders and scientists. In a message on state TV, he said Israel “should not think that it is over because they attacked and it is finished”. “No. They started this and initiated the war. We won’t allow them to escape unscathed from this great crime they have committed,” Khamenei said. Following decades of enmity and conflict by proxy, it is the first time that Israel and Iran have traded fire with such intensity, with fears of a prolonged conflict engulfing the region. Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Saturday that “Tehran will burn” and its residents will pay dearly if Iran continues its missile strikes against Israeli civilians. “The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians,” said Katz. “If Khamenei continues to fire missiles towards the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” the minister added. On Saturday, two projectiles hit Tehran’s Mehrabad airport which hosts an air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft, and is located close to key Iranian government buildings.

📍 Location: Delhi

🌍 Country: India

Iran, Israel trade missiles; blasts, air raid sirens rock Tehran, Tel Aviv Sirens blared across Israel and Jerusalem as Iran fired another missile barrage. The projectiles had direct hits in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv where there was substantial damage to residential buildings. Explosions and air raid sirens are being heard again in Iran and Israel as the two nations continue to exchange missiles and drones, a day after the Israeli military killed top Iranian generals and nuclear scientists in the worst such escalation in decades. Iran’s retaliatory strikes have killed at least four people and wounded more than 200 others in Israel since Friday, as a barrage of dozens of Iranian missiles lit up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv overnight. On the Iranian side, at least 80 people, including women and children, have been killed and more than 320 others injured, as the Israeli army targeted residential areas in capital Tehran, military sites and nuclear facilities, killing at least nine nuclear scientists so far. Accusing Israel of initiating a war, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it “must expect severe punishment” for killing several top-level military commanders and scientists. In a message on state TV, he said Israel “should not think that it is over because they attacked and it is finished”. “No. They started this and initiated the war. We won’t allow them to escape unscathed from this great crime they have committed,” Khamenei said. Following decades of enmity and conflict by proxy, it is the first time that Israel and Iran have traded fire with such intensity, with fears of a prolonged conflict engulfing the region. Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Saturday that “Tehran will burn” and its residents will pay dearly if Iran continues its missile strikes against Israeli civilians. “The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians,” said Katz. “If Khamenei continues to fire missiles towards the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” the minister added. On Saturday, two projectiles hit Tehran’s Mehrabad airport which hosts an air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft, and is located close to key Iranian government buildings.

📍 Location: LONDON, U.S.A. (TEST RUN)

🌍 Country: U.S.A.

Iran, Israel trade missiles; blasts, air raid sirens rock Tehran, Tel Aviv Sirens blared across Israel and Jerusalem as Iran fired another missile barrage. The projectiles had direct hits in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv where there was substantial damage to residential buildings. Explosions and air raid sirens are being heard again in Iran and Israel as the two nations continue to exchange missiles and drones, a day after the Israeli military killed top Iranian generals and nuclear scientists in the worst such escalation in decades. Iran’s retaliatory strikes have killed at least four people and wounded more than 200 others in Israel since Friday, as a barrage of dozens of Iranian missiles lit up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv overnight. On the Iranian side, at least 80 people, including women and children, have been killed and more than 320 others injured, as the Israeli army targeted residential areas in capital Tehran, military sites and nuclear facilities, killing at least nine nuclear scientists so far. Accusing Israel of initiating a war, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it “must expect severe punishment” for killing several top-level military commanders and scientists. In a message on state TV, he said Israel “should not think that it is over because they attacked and it is finished”. “No. They started this and initiated the war. We won’t allow them to escape unscathed from this great crime they have committed,” Khamenei said. Following decades of enmity and conflict by proxy, it is the first time that Israel and Iran have traded fire with such intensity, with fears of a prolonged conflict engulfing the region. Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Saturday that “Tehran will burn” and its residents will pay dearly if Iran continues its missile strikes against Israeli civilians. “The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians,” said Katz. “If Khamenei continues to fire missiles towards the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” the minister added. On Saturday, two projectiles hit Tehran’s Mehrabad airport which hosts an air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft, and is located close to key Iranian government buildings.

📍 Location: LONDON, U.S.A.

🌍 Country: WORLD

Iran, Israel trade missiles; blasts, air raid sirens rock Tehran, Tel Aviv Sirens blared across Israel and Jerusalem as Iran fired another missile barrage. The projectiles had direct hits in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv where there was substantial damage to residential buildings. Explosions and air raid sirens are being heard again in Iran and Israel as the two nations continue to exchange missiles and drones, a day after the Israeli military killed top Iranian generals and nuclear scientists in the worst such escalation in decades. Iran’s retaliatory strikes have killed at least four people and wounded more than 200 others in Israel since Friday, as a barrage of dozens of Iranian missiles lit up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv overnight. On the Iranian side, at least 80 people, including women and children, have been killed and more than 320 others injured, as the Israeli army targeted residential areas in capital Tehran, military sites and nuclear facilities, killing at least nine nuclear scientists so far. Accusing Israel of initiating a war, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it “must expect severe punishment” for killing several top-level military commanders and scientists. In a message on state TV, he said Israel “should not think that it is over because they attacked and it is finished”. “No. They started this and initiated the war. We won’t allow them to escape unscathed from this great crime they have committed,” Khamenei said. Following decades of enmity and conflict by proxy, it is the first time that Israel and Iran have traded fire with such intensity, with fears of a prolonged conflict engulfing the region. Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Saturday that “Tehran will burn” and its residents will pay dearly if Iran continues its missile strikes against Israeli civilians. “The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians,” said Katz. “If Khamenei continues to fire missiles towards the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” the minister added. On Saturday, two projectiles hit Tehran’s Mehrabad airport which hosts an air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft, and is located close to key Iranian government buildings.

📍 Location: India

🌍 Country: Myanmar

Iran, Israel trade missiles; blasts, air raid sirens rock Tehran, Tel Aviv Sirens blared across Israel and Jerusalem as Iran fired another missile barrage. The projectiles had direct hits in Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv where there was substantial damage to residential buildings. Explosions and air raid sirens are being heard again in Iran and Israel as the two nations continue to exchange missiles and drones, a day after the Israeli military killed top Iranian generals and nuclear scientists in the worst such escalation in decades. Iran’s retaliatory strikes have killed at least four people and wounded more than 200 others in Israel since Friday, as a barrage of dozens of Iranian missiles lit up the skies over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv overnight. On the Iranian side, at least 80 people, including women and children, have been killed and more than 320 others injured, as the Israeli army targeted residential areas in capital Tehran, military sites and nuclear facilities, killing at least nine nuclear scientists so far. Accusing Israel of initiating a war, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it “must expect severe punishment” for killing several top-level military commanders and scientists. In a message on state TV, he said Israel “should not think that it is over because they attacked and it is finished”. “No. They started this and initiated the war. We won’t allow them to escape unscathed from this great crime they have committed,” Khamenei said. Following decades of enmity and conflict by proxy, it is the first time that Israel and Iran have traded fire with such intensity, with fears of a prolonged conflict engulfing the region. Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Saturday that “Tehran will burn” and its residents will pay dearly if Iran continues its missile strikes against Israeli civilians. “The Iranian dictator is turning the citizens of Iran into hostages and bringing about a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price because of the criminal harm to Israeli civilians,” said Katz. “If Khamenei continues to fire missiles towards the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” the minister added. On Saturday, two projectiles hit Tehran’s Mehrabad airport which hosts an air force base with fighter jets and transport aircraft, and is located close to key Iranian government buildings.