US Strikes Iran, NATO Responds Amid Escalating Regional Conflict

Footage shows US Navy aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln launching fighter jets in the Arabian Sea, reportedly on a mission to strike Iran. The clip was filmed by crew on a Philippine cargo ship.

Reports detail heavy bombing of Tehran by US B-52 strategic bombers, described as continuous and devastating, occurring day and night for six consecutive days.

The US is reportedly targeting Iran's underground weapons depots, including those located beneath mountains north of Tehran, in an effort to neutralize Iran's missile capabilities.

The US has released footage of the M42 missile, part of the 'Epic Fury' operation (PR SM), highlighting its long-range precision strike capabilities, marking its first battlefield deployment.

Iran showcases its underground missile launch sites, disguised with sand and earth, featuring automatic hatches that close after firing, making them difficult to detect.

The conflict extends to exchanges between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon, with Hezbollah using Russian anti-tank missiles and Israel conducting airstrikes on Hezbollah command centers in Beirut.

A missile fired from Iran reportedly passed through Iraqi and Syrian airspace before heading towards Turkey, where it was intercepted by NATO air and missile defense systems in the Eastern Mediterranean.

NATO spokesperson confirms condemnation of Iran's actions, while Iran's state media denies firing any missiles towards Turkey, suggesting a potential third-party involvement or a setup.

Azerbaijan claims Iran launched two drones, one hitting a civilian airport building and another crashing near a school, resulting in injuries and prompting diplomatic protests.

A protestor, identified as Brian McInnis, a Green Party Senate candidate and former Marine, disrupts a US Senate subcommittee hearing on military operations in Iran, voicing opposition to the war.