Iran plans biggest missile strike not seen before on Israel: Reports

Amid escalating tensions, Iran has reportedly issued a stern warning that it is preparing to launch what could be the largest missile offensive ever witnessed against Israeli territory, according to Iranian state media on Monday.

This warning followed an Israeli airstrike on the headquarters of Iran’s state-run broadcaster IRIB in Tehran. The strike, which occurred during a live transmission, was widely seen as a direct message. Israel’s Defense Minister Israel Katz, had earlier declared that the country would eliminate Iranian propaganda.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reinforced the stance, asserting that Israeli forces are targeting only regime-linked sites in Iran, contrasting this with Iran’s targeting of Israeli civilians.

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Saturday promised a powerful retaliation after high-ranking Iranian military officials were killed in an Israeli strike near nuclear facilities.

“They must not believe this is over just because they struck once. They began this conflict and will not walk away without consequences,” Khamenei warned in a statement to media.