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Iran vows to retaliate after Israeli attack targeting Iranian public broadcaster

Earlier today, Israel has launched a successful airstrike against Iran’s state broadcaster, the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB). Iran has vowed to retaliate against the attack by targeting the Israeli public broadcaster.

Iran did not announce when it will be retaliating but the Israeli authorities have released a warning over tonight about potential extreme danger and advised citizens to seek shelter.

Iran is firing ballistic missiles against Israel after Israel successfully struck Iran’s nuclear sites. Israel also struck Iran’s nuclear scientists, the top military command, and a series of military and defence sites. Israel kept hitting targets in Iran today including Iran’s missile sites and air defences. Israel has hit struck more than 100 Iranian military sites since last week.

Earlier today, the Israeli Premier, Benjamin Netanyahu also declared that Israel currently controls the Iranian skies. Germany and Poland have announced they will be evacuating their citizens in northern Israel to Jordan.

 


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2 responses to “Iran vows to retaliate after Israeli attack targeting Iranian public broadcaster”

  1. […] Meanwhile, President Trump at home has threatened Iran with war including by directly striking at the Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei if US troops are struck by Iranian forces. Israel is currently striking Iran’s missile-launching capabilities, military infrastructure, air-defence systems, and the top Iranian military command. Iran’s missile-launching capabilities seem to have been weakened significantly due to Israel’s persistent airstrikes as Iran’s retaliatory strikes have subsided significantly. […]

  2. […] encouraging the Iranian people to rise up against the Islamic regime. Yesterday, Israel hacked the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting during its news service and broadcast footage of the Tehran 2022 protests and encourage viewers to […]

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