Iran's Underground Missiles Target Tel Aviv; Israel and US Strike Iranian Arms Depots

The conflict between Iran, Israel, and the US is widening, affecting neighboring countries like Lebanon, where Hezbollah's attacks on Israel have led to Israeli airstrikes.

Israel issues a rare warning in Arabic, urging Lebanese citizens in Beirut's southern suburbs to evacuate immediately, causing public panic.

French President Macron calls on Lebanon to control Hezbollah and urges Israel to refrain from major ground operations, emphasizing the need to prevent Lebanon's involvement in the war.

Reports emerge of Iran using underground missile silos to launch attacks on Tel Aviv, with footage showing missiles emerging from concealed subterranean sites.

The US and Israel collaborate to target Iran's underground weapons caches, with recent reports of strikes on a missile storage facility east of Tehran.

ABC News confirms damage to 13 Iranian underground missile depots from US-Israeli airstrikes, with an estimated daily cost of $900 million for the US military operations.

Iranian state media reports that US-Israeli airstrikes destroyed an indoor stadium at the Azadi Sports Complex and a police station in Ilam province, among other locations.

Israel's Defense Minister warns that any future supreme leader of Iran will become a clear target for attacks.

Iranian military officials state readiness to attack Israel's nuclear facilities, specifically mentioning the Shimon Peres Negev Nuclear Research Center.

Iran's Supreme National Security Council claims to have obtained classified information about Israel's hidden nuclear facilities.

Donald Trump comments on Iran's succession, stating he needs to be involved in appointing Iran's new supreme leader, drawing parallels to his actions in Venezuela.

Reports indicate the US plans to establish mining operations in Venezuela for rare earth minerals, mirroring Trump's expressed interest in Iran's rare earth resources.

The IAEA confirms no damage to nuclear material storage buildings or signs of radiation leaks at Iranian nuclear power plants, though minor damage was noted near Isfahan.

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