Iranian missile attacks reported on Netanyahu’s office and US facilities

The Iranian Revolutionary Guards claimed responsibility for attacks on Israeli and US targets, escalating tensions in the region.

According to Iran, its forces targeted the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Israel confirmed the attack but said no one was injured. In addition, the Revolutionary Guards said they launched missiles at the Israeli Air Force headquarters. Iranian media reported that Khyber missiles were used in both attacks. However, Iran did not provide information about Netanyahu’s current condition or location.

Meanwhile, Iran also targeted six US military bases in the Middle East. The strikes affected bases in Bahrain, Iraq, the United Arab Emirates, and Kuwait. Officials have not confirmed any casualties, but the attacks follow recent US and Israeli airstrikes on Iranian territory, which have heightened regional tensions.

The Iranian statements emphasized that the attacks were in retaliation against what Tehran called “aggression by Israel and the US.” Experts warn that these developments could increase instability in the Middle East and raise concerns for global security. Analysts note that the attacks demonstrate Iran’s growing missile capabilities and its readiness to respond to perceived threats. Governments across the region are closely monitoring the situation and issuing travel and safety advisories.

Observers say the attacks may further complicate diplomatic efforts and increase the risk of escalation. Meanwhile, Israel and the US continue to coordinate on security measures to protect their personnel and interests in the region. The situation remains tense, and further updates are expected as both sides assess the impact of these missile strikes.