Israeli Military Says It Killed The Head of the Palestinian Division in the IRGC As Explosions Reported Around Tehran, Iran's Isfahan Nuclear Site Targeted

Israel targeted Iran's Isfahan nuclear site. Iranian media reported no deaths, and that no hazardous material was leaked as a result of the attacks.

ISRAEL/IRAN — Three explosions were reported east of Tehran as Iranian air defense systems intercepted incoming Israeli targets over the capital.

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Israel attacked the country's Isfahan nuclear site, according to Iranian state-run media, as well as Israeli Army Radio. Fars news agency reported no deaths, and that no hazardous material was leaked due to the attacks.

According to the Israeli Ministry of Defense, the strike killed Saeed Izadi, head of the Palestinian Division within Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Quds Force.

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz stated that Izadi had “funded and armed Hamas ahead of the October 7 massacre.”

IDF: "The Air Force has now begun a wave of attacks against missile storage and launch infrastructure in central Iran."

Aircraft Intrusion Alerts Activated In Israel

Israel Defense Forces (IDF): "Air Force shoots down another unmanned aerial vehicle launched from Iran Following alerts that were activated regarding the intrusion of hostile aircraft in the Beit Shean Valley, Samaria, Wadi Ara, and the Valley between 8:46-8:52, the Air Force shot down an unmanned aerial vehicle launched from Iran. Alerts were triggered by policy."

"The Air Force shot down an unmanned aerial vehicle launched from Iran Following alerts that were activated regarding the intrusion of a hostile aircraft in Ramat Magshim between 8:11-8:15, the Air Force shot down an unmanned aerial vehicle launched from Iran. Alerts were triggered by policy."

Previous alert: "Following alerts that were activated regarding the intrusion of hostile aircraft in Ein Zivan, Alonei Habashan, and Ortal between 6:58-6:59, an unmanned aerial vehicle launched from Iran fell in an open area. Alerts were triggered by policy."