Iran Strikes Israeli Energy, US Forces Before Ceasefire Amidst Rising Tensions
Iran launched retaliatory attacks on Israeli energy infrastructure and US targets in Kuwait just before a ceasefire deadline, escalating regional tensions. Simultaneously, a campaign in Iran calls for citizens to volunteer for 'Jihad,' signifying readiness to sacrifice for the nation.
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Iran launched retaliatory strikes on Israeli energy facilities and US forces in Kuwait before a ceasefire deadline.
Over 14 million Iranians registered for the 'Jandafah' campaign, signifying willingness to sacrifice for the nation.
Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf and President Ebrahim Raisi participated in the 'Jandafah' campaign.
Iran's IRGC targeted US bases and interests in the Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz.
Joint Iranian military operations used missiles and drones against petrochemical plants and Israeli-linked shipping.
A US carrier group in the Indian Ocean was reportedly targeted by cruise missiles.
Iran fired drones at Israeli petrochemical industries near Dimona.
Iranian missiles targeted the Negev desert, potentially aiming for nuclear facilities and the Nevatim airbase.
Cluster bombs were fired by Iran at apartment buildings in Bnei Brak, Israel, causing injuries.
Rescue operations were conducted in Bnei Brak following the cluster bomb attack.
Over 163 people were hospitalized in central Israel due to the attacks.
Iraqi militias continued to attack US bases in Iraq with missiles and drones.
A drone fell on a house in Al-Iriyah, west of Baghdad, resulting in casualties.
Explosions occurred near Baghdad International Airport, attributed to militia attacks.
Israeli media outlets displayed countdown timers to a potential US strike on Iran, drawing criticism.
Social media users questioned Israel's benefit from a potential US attack on Iran.