IRGC launches massive retaliatory operation: missiles hit more than 100 Israeli targets
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On Wednesday night, Iran's Revolutionary Guards launched a massive retaliatory operation in response to the killing of security chief Ali Larijani. The commander of the IRGC Aerospace Force, General Musavi, announced a "swift strike," saying: "Tonight, the enemy sky will become even more magnificent for you." CNBC ↗
The IRGC subsequently declared that its missiles had hit more than 100 military and security targets on Israeli territory as "revenge" for the killing of Larijani, his son, and an advisor. The Guards stated that they launched a combined drone and missile attack on Tel Aviv and areas in central Israel. Al Jazeera ↗
At the same time, Iran intensified its attacks on American positions in the Middle East. Drones and missiles again struck the vicinity of the American embassy in Baghdad's Green Zone in the early morning hours on Wednesday local time. The attacks caused damage in the area around the embassy. Since the start of the war, Iran has fired more than 400 ballistic missiles and nearly 1,000 drones at Gulf countries. CNBC ↗
The IRGC subsequently declared that its missiles had hit more than 100 military and security targets on Israeli territory as "revenge" for the killing of Larijani, his son, and an advisor. The Guards stated that they launched a combined drone and missile attack on Tel Aviv and areas in central Israel. Al Jazeera ↗
At the same time, Iran intensified its attacks on American positions in the Middle East. Drones and missiles again struck the vicinity of the American embassy in Baghdad's Green Zone in the early morning hours on Wednesday local time. The attacks caused damage in the area around the embassy. Since the start of the war, Iran has fired more than 400 ballistic missiles and nearly 1,000 drones at Gulf countries. CNBC ↗
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