Tehran Sees Explosions as Israel Launches ‘Preemptive’ Strike
Across Israel, sirens blared as the government declared a “special and immediate” state of emergency. The measures include a ban on schools, public gatherings, and workplaces, except for critical services.
Reports indicate that the United States and Israel coordinated the attacks. The military action coincides with ongoing diplomatic discussions between US and Iranian officials aimed at reaching an agreement on Iran’s nuclear program.
Oman’s foreign minister, Badr Albusaidi, who has been mediating the negotiations, met with US Vice President JD Vance on Friday. “I am grateful for their engagement and look forward to further and decisive progress in the coming days. Peace is within our reach,” he wrote on social media platform X following the meeting.
The initial Israeli strikes reportedly killed and injured several members of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard, including important operational personnel, according to a local news agency citing sources. Subsequent explosions were reported in Qom, Isfahan, Kermanshah, and Lorestan, suggesting that the attacks extended beyond Tehran.
Israeli media further indicated that senior Iranian officials were among those targeted in the strikes on the capital.
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