Iran hits southern Israel as IAF and USAF continue strikes
Israeli and American forces strike key targets in Iran, and the Islamic Republic regime retaliates against Israeli civilian infrastructure.
Israeli and American forces strike key targets in Iran, and the Islamic Republic regime retaliates against Israeli civilian infrastructure.
Israeli forces continue to eliminate key terrorist leadership in Iran, Lebanon, and Gaza By The IDF Club In a precision air strike, the Israeli Air
Israel expands its campaign with a first-ever strike in the Caspian Sea, hitting Iranian naval assets as operations intensify across multiple fronts.
The Israeli Air Force hit an Iranian Navy port in the Caspian Sea, destroying dozens of ships, ranging from missile craft to patrol vessels.
Manufacturing tolerances are so precise that deviations are measured in fractions of a millimeter, reflecting the extreme requirements of fifth‑generation fighter design.
Since re-entering the conflict, Hezbollah has been taking a beating from the IDF, which has destroyed over 80 structures, assassinated dozens of high-ranking members, and wiped out launchers and missile facilities.
At approximately 1:50 a.m., Israeli Air Force fighter jets reached the target and released precision-guided munitions that struck the apartment directly, killing Larijani.
Across Tehran, the IDF has been striking Basij checkpoints set up along major roads to question Iranian civilians, aiming to degrade the regime’s ability to crack down on dissent and potential unrest.
From a hidden underground bunker, Israeli commanders reveal how a surprise, highly coordinated air campaign is striking deep into Iran while preparing for a widening multi-front war.
Israeli forces launched targeted raids in southern Lebanon while hitting Iranian military sites, Hezbollah infrastructure, and terror cells in Gaza.
Forces from the 91st Division began targeted ground operations in southern Lebanon to dismantle Hezbollah launch sites, command posts, and other infrastructure used to attack Israel.
The IDF announced strikes on Hezbollah infrastructure, Iranian military facilities, and drone units as missile attacks from Iran triggered alerts across Israel.
The IDF’s air‑defense system—widely regarded as one of the best in the world—is being pushed to its limits in this conflict as Iran and Hezbollah continue firing missiles and drones indiscriminately.
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Footage shows an Israeli airstrike destroying an IRGC drone facility, after which IAF drones hunt down fleeing soldiers and eliminate them.
From Beirut to Tehran and Gaza, the IDF announced a wave of operations targeting Hezbollah infrastructure, Iranian nuclear and drone programs, and terrorists threatening Israeli forces.
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IDF forces operating in south Lebanon uncovered Hezbollah’s staging areas, launch sites, and weapons depots—packed with mortar bombs and other arms—all of which were swiftly destroyed.
The IDF intensified airstrikes on Hezbollah strongholds in Lebanon, including strikes on the Dahieh district of Beirut.
In a rare recorded encounter, Israeli and U.S. pilots wished each other well en route to Iran, telling one another to stay safe and strike hard.
