Iran Escalates Attacks on Israel with Missiles and Drones

Reports indicate Iran has denied claims by Donald Trump about ongoing negotiations, suggesting the news was intended to manipulate oil prices.

Iran announces continued attacks with high-precision missiles, cluster bombs, and suicide drones, vowing to continue until US and Israeli aggression ceases.

The IRGC showcases footage of their 78th missile strike, identifying the targets as cities in northern Israel and US bases in the Persian Gulf.

Iran reports destroying an Israeli Heron drone near the Strait of Hormuz, releasing footage of the damaged aircraft.

Footage shows Israel's Iron Dome system intercepting incoming missiles from Iran, though some debris caused damage.

Scenes of destruction in Tel Aviv, with damaged buildings and burning vehicles, attributed to Iranian missile strikes.

Iran launches drone attacks on a Syrian military base, Melana, believed to be used by US forces, opening a new theater of conflict.

The Melana base in Syria is highlighted as a strategic location for US and allied forces, important for oil resources and proximity to borders.

Iran states its actions are not solely for self-defense but also in solidarity with Palestinians facing hardship.

Reports detail an incident where Israeli forces allegedly tortured a Palestinian toddler to coerce his father into confessing to shooting down a drone.

Further details emerge about the alleged torture of a 1.5-year-old Palestinian child, Karim, with evidence of cigarette burns and nail injuries.

A UN official confirms the veracity of the reports regarding the alleged mistreatment of the Palestinian child by Israeli forces.

Iran outlines its conditions for ending the conflict, including full compensation for damages and the lifting of all economic sanctions.

A senior military advisor to Iran's Supreme Leader states the war will continue until Iran receives full compensation and guarantees against US intervention.