Tel Aviv under missile barrage, Iranian military threatens Israel with 'regret'

On the tenth day of the war that began on February 28 last month, the Israeli army resumed its attacks within Iran. The army announced today, Monday, in a brief statement that it has launched a new wave of attacks in central Iran. It said in a post on Telegram that it has launched an additional wave of attacks on the Iranian regime's infrastructure. It further stated that it has targeted ballistic missile launching platforms, as well as the headquarters of internal security forces and the Basij. It also indicated that it had targeted the headquarters of internal security forces in Isfahan. Meanwhile, reports emerged of a missile attack on the Bandar Abbas airbase in southern Iran, resulting in heavy explosions.

According to Iranian media, intense airstrikes were recorded in several locations in the city of Isfahan, other areas of Tehran, and the city of Zanjan in the northwest of the country. Similarly, artillery fire reached the area of the city of Rey, southwest of Tehran. In response, the Iranian army reiterated its threats, and the Iranian headquarters said that "under the leadership of Commander Mujtaba Khamenei, we will force the US and other enemies to regret any aggression against us."

On the other hand, the Iranian Revolutionary Guards announced their loyalty to the new Supreme Leader. In a statement broadcast by state media, it was stated that the Revolutionary Guards, as a strong soldier and arm of the Supreme Leader, are ready to follow the orders of Leader Mujtaba Khamenei, while also supporting the election of the Assembly of Experts.

Iran had previously launched missiles at Israel. Meanwhile, Al-Arabiya/Al-Hadath correspondent reported the sounding of sirens in Kiryat Shmona and its surroundings, as well as in Upper Galilee. At the same time, several Gulf countries announced that they had foiled drones and missiles over their territory. Bahrain indicated that 32 people were injured as a result of an Iranian drone attack on the island of Sitra on the night of Saturday and Sunday. Similarly, explosions were heard in the Qatari capital, Doha, according to the French news agency. The Qatari Ministry of Defense announced that its forces had foiled a missile attack. The Kuwaiti Ministry of Defense also announced a new missile and drone attack on the country and confirmed that the air defense system had confronted Iranian ballistic and cruise missiles and drones. It is clear that according to the numbers published by the authorities, Kuwait was targeted by seven missiles and five drones. In Saudi Arabia, the Ministry of Defense announced that it had shot down two drones that were heading towards the Shaybah oil field in the southeast of the country.

All this is happening at a time when expectations are that the war will continue for several more weeks. According to estimates by the Israeli army, the war against Iran will last at least a month, according to a report by the Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth. On the other hand, US President Donald Trump had previously indicated that achieving objectives in Iran could take several weeks. While US Secretary of Defense Pat Hegseth threatened a major military confrontation, saying that our attacks on Tehran will be swift. He also confirmed that the military operation is proceeding according to plan. In response, the Iranian Revolutionary Guards strongly stated that they are ready to continue the war, claiming that they have the full capability and preparation to continue fighting for six months.