The IRGC has claimed attacks on Israeli targets in Tel Aviv, Haifa and Jerusalem. US Embassy in Kuwait issues alert regarding missile threat. 555 deaths have been confirmed in Iran and tensions continue to rise in the Gulf region.
Iran-US War Day 3: Iran has vowed to avenge its Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. This is the reason why it is targeting American airbases located in all the Muslim countries of the Gulf including Israel. Meanwhile, there is news that Iran’s powerful military unit (IRGC) has claimed that it targeted the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Tel Aviv. Apart from this, security and military centers in Haifa and East Jerusalem have also been attacked.
Blasts in Jerusalem, IDF statement
The statement issued by Fars News Agency said, “The office of the criminal Prime Minister of the Zionist regime and the headquarters of the Air Force Commander were targeted. The use of ‘Khebar’ missiles was claimed in this attack. The sounds of several explosions were heard over Jerusalem on Monday. The Israeli army issued a statement saying that new missiles launched from Iran have been detected. According to the army, the defense systems are active and efforts are being made to stop the threat. Is.
555 deaths in Iran, Red Crescent claims
According to Iran’s Red Crescent Society, at least 555 people have been killed in Iran so far in the US-Israeli campaign. Since Saturday, Israel and America have launched attacks in many areas of Iran. This fighting, which started after Khamenei’s assassination, has now spread throughout the region.
Attacks in Gulf countries, high alert in Kuwait
Black smoke was seen rising from the US Embassy in Kuwait. Although the embassy did not directly confirm the attack, it issued a security alert urging people to stay away. The statement said that Kuwait remains under threat of missile and UAV (drone) attacks. Do not come to the embassy. Embassy staff is in a safe place. Apart from this, there have also been reports of blasts in Dubai, Bahrain, Iraq and other places.
US base and power station also on target
A US military base and power station in Kuwait were also targeted. Experts say this is the largest military increase in the Gulf region since the Iraq War in 2003 and the invasion of Kuwait in 1990. According to officials, Iranian retaliatory strikes have so far killed five people in the Gulf region, including one in Kuwait. Tension has reached its peak across West Asia due to increasing attacks.
EU response: Strong criticism from Ursula von der Leyen
Ursula von der Leyen criticized Iran and its allies following the attacks on a British air base in Cyprus and an Aramco Saudi oil site. In Brussels he said that we have to make serious efforts to reduce the conflict and prevent its spread. Stability of the region is of utmost importance.