Iran Launches Cluster Missile Attacks on US and Israeli Targets

Reports from Iranian news agencies detail alleged US and Israeli airstrikes on gas management buildings and a gas pressure station in Isfahan, and a gas pipeline feeding a factory in Khuzestan.

News outlets report the attacks occurred on Monday, but it remains unclear if they happened before or after President Trump's announcement to extend deadlines for potential strikes on Iran.

Despite President Trump's claims of constructive dialogue, Iran denies any negotiations are taking place, with a spokesperson calling Trump's statements a lie.

Following alleged attacks, Iran's IRGC threatens to retaliate against all power plants in Israel and the Arabian Gulf.

The IRGC launches retaliatory operation targeting key Israeli sites, including Tel Aviv, Dimona's nuclear facility, Eilat port, and multiple US bases in the region.

The IRGC confirms that several US bases in the region were also targeted in the latest wave of attacks.

Reports indicate the IRGC used solid-fuel missiles for the first time in operations 76 and 77, targeting US-linked sites.

Israel activates air raid sirens and its multi-layered defense systems, including Arrow, David's Sling, and Iron Dome, to intercept incoming missiles.

An Israeli military correspondent expresses strong dissatisfaction with the government's air defense system's failure to counter Iranian missile attacks.

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