Israel has launched another round of airstrikes on Tehran, targeting key areas including the Ministry of Justice building. The attacks occurred Sunday afternoon in densely populated areas such as Tajrish and Quds Squares, Shariati Avenue, and Vali Asr Square. Video footage shows damaged water and sewage infrastructure, and smoke billowing from the Ministry of Justice building. Multiple casualties have been reported.

Iran's Border Guard Commander Ahmad Ali has claimed that 44 Israeli drones and quadcopters were shot down over the past 48 hours while attempting to infiltrate Iranian airspace. Al Jazeera reports that Israeli-linked saboteurs carried out multiple car bomb attacks in Tehran. In retaliation, Iran launched at least 50 ballistic missiles toward Israel. According to the BBC, Sunday’s Israeli strikes caused significant damage in Tehran’s Tajrish Square area.

Israel’s famed Iron Dome missile defense system, known for its impenetrable shield, has shown signs of vulnerability under a massive barrage of ballistic, cruise, and hypersonic missiles from Iran. The recent attacks reportedly overwhelmed the system, with some missiles striking critical infrastructure, including Israel's defense headquarters in Tel Aviv.

Experts have noted that the Iron Dome struggled to intercept the wave of incoming projectiles, suggesting potential system failure under high-volume assault.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has issued a stern warning to Israel during a phone call with Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia' Al Sudani. Pezeshkian stated that Iran would deliver a "stronger response" if Israeli attacks do not cease. He warned that continued aggression could jeopardize the security of other Middle Eastern countries and called on Islamic nations to adopt a firm stance. He emphasized that Iran did not initiate the conflict but responded "with determination" to Israeli assaults.

Meanwhile, former U.S. President Donald Trump commented that the Iran-Israel conflict should be resolved through a peace agreement, likening the need to the resolution of India-Pakistan tensions.

Iran claims to have arrested two Mossad agents in Alborz Province while they were preparing a major covert attack involving explosives and electronic devices. The suspects reportedly posed a serious threat to national security. The arrests follow reports that Israeli airstrikes and covert Mossad units had been activated inside Iran targeting military and nuclear sites. Planned attacks included armed drones and assassination attempts against key Iranian figures, exposing significant vulnerabilities in Iran’s security and intelligence readiness.

Early this morning, Israeli forces launched a direct strike on Iran’s energy infrastructure and the headquarters of the Iranian Ministry of Defense. In retaliation, Iran fired a fresh wave of missiles targeting northern Israel, killing at least four people.

According to the BBC, Iran launched missile attacks on Israel in two waves. The first strike hit a residential area near Haifa, killing five people, while a second round of attacks in Tel Aviv resulted in one additional fatality. In total, at least six people were confirmed dead in the latest escalation.

Amid the ongoing conflict, Iran has launched retaliatory strikes targeting key locations in Israel. Among the affected sites is the prestigious Weizmann Institute of Science, located in the central city of Rehovot.

University officials reported structural damage to several buildings within the campus. However, Israeli authorities have confirmed that there were no casualties from the attack.

In response to the escalating situation, operations at Ben Gurion International Airport have been temporarily suspended. The Israeli government is also working to repatriate its citizens currently stranded abroad.

Akbar Salehi, Deputy Governor for Security Affairs in Isfahan, reported that Israel carried out a targeted airstrike on the headquarters of Iran's Ministry of Defense in the central city of Isfahan. No casualties have been reported so far. Earlier, another Israeli strike was reported near Tehran’s Nobonyad area, also targeting defense-related infrastructure.

In response to Iran cutting off internet access following an Israeli strike on its nuclear facilities, Elon Musk has announced the activation of Starlink satellite-based internet in the country. “The beams are on,” Musk wrote, confirming Starlink’s signal is live in Iran. Previously, Iran's Ministry of Communications had admitted to imposing "temporary restrictions" on internet access, limiting citizens' ability to access foreign news during ongoing tensions between Tehran and Jerusalem.

Germany’s Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul, during his Middle East visit, stated that Germany, France, and the UK are ready to mediate immediate talks with Iran over its nuclear program. He expressed hope that Iran would accept the proposal to ease tensions with Israel. Speaking to German broadcaster ARD, Wadephul stressed that a key condition for resolving the conflict is ensuring Iran poses no threat to Israel, the broader region, or Europe.

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman spoke with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on Saturday, strongly condemning Israel’s attacks on Iran. He called the assault a blatant violation of international law and an infringement on Iran’s sovereignty and security. Prince Mohammed noted that the attacks have disrupted nuclear negotiations. In response, President Pezeshkian thanked King Salman for ensuring the safety and care of Iranian pilgrims during Hajj. Earlier, the Saudi Crown Prince had also discussed the situation with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

Al Jazeera reports that an Iranian missile struck a residential building in the Israeli city of Bat Yam, leaving approximately 35 people missing. The attack was part of a two-phase Iranian strike on Saturday midnight and early Sunday. At least six people were killed, and over 200 were injured. Hospitals in Israel are now overwhelmed with casualties.

According to Mehr News, Iran's Khatam al-Anbiya Air Defense Base claims to have shot down 10 Israeli military aircraft within one hour. Details on whether the aircraft were jets, drones, or surveillance planes remain unclear. Israel has yet to respond. Following the incident, Iran launched a series of attacks on Israeli territory, leaving at least 20 people injured.

At least 30 Iranian military personnel were killed and 55 injured in an Israeli airstrike on East Azerbaijan province, according to Iranian state television. One Red Crescent staff member also died. In response, Iran launched multiple overnight missile strikes into Israel. Reports indicate that one person was killed and at least 13 others injured in northern Israel.

A missile strike by Israel ignited a fire at the Shahraan fuel depot in northwestern Tehran. Iranian state media reported that the fire, which broke out in a vital fuel infrastructure zone, was quickly brought under control. Emergency services and firefighters responded promptly. Hours after the attack, Iran retaliated with a missile strike on an Israeli fuel depot, injuring at least 20 people, one of whom is in critical condition.