13.06.2025 12:40
The Israeli army, which has carried out over 300 airstrikes on various critical points in Iran, including the Natanz nuclear facility, has conducted a new attack. The airport near the city of Tabriz, known as the largest Turkish city in the region, was hit, and thick smoke is rising from the area. Meanwhile, the Israeli army also targeted its bases in Shiraz and Hamadan.
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The large-scale attack by Israel on Iran continues. This time, the city of Tabriz is under Israel's severe assault...
In the early hours of the morning, Israel conducted airstrikes on Iran's nuclear facilities and various critical points, primarily in the capital Tehran. The targets of the attacks included the Natanz Nuclear Facility located in the provinces of Tabriz, Kermanshah, Khuzestan, Ilam, and Isfahan, as well as other regions. Additionally, areas around the Tabriz Refinery in East Azerbaijan province, northwest air defense systems, Shahid Fakouri Air Base in Tabriz, the Karamelek-Dizelabad region, the Ashura Army, and the Khasban Corps, as well as the observation base in Merage, were reported to be among the targets of Israel.
SEVERE ATTACK ON TABRIZ
The Israeli army, which continued the attacks that started at midnight, struck near the airport in Tabriz, Iran. Thick smoke rose from the area. Iranian media reported the attack with the words, "Tabriz is under Israel's severe assault."
MAJORITY OF THE POPULATION IS AZERBAIJANI TURK
Tabriz, the capital of East Azerbaijan Province in northwestern Iran, is known as the largest Turkish city in the region. The city, which has a majority population of Azerbaijani Turks, is also Iran's fourth-largest city and an important industrial center.
6 SCIENTISTS KILLED
Meanwhile, six Iranian nuclear scientists were also killed in the Israeli attacks. It was reported that six scientists named Abdulhamid Minouchehr, Ahmadreza Zulfikari, Seyyid Amirhossein Faqhi, Motlabizadeh, Mohammad Mehdi Tehranchi, and Fereydoun Abbasi were killed in the attacks.
CHIEF OF STAFF OF IRAN KILLED
Iranian media reported that Iran's Chief of Staff, Mohammad Bagheri, was killed in the Israeli attack. Additionally, in the attacks, Commander of the Revolutionary Guards Corps, Hossein Salami, former head of the Iranian Atomic Energy Agency, Fereydoun Abbasi, and nuclear scientist Mohammad Mehdi Tehranchi were also killed.
"REVENGE" FLAG ON THE DOME
After Israel's attacks, a red flag meaning "revenge," inscribed with "Hussein's revenge" in Arabic, was raised on the dome of the Jamkaran Mosque in Qom, Iran. It was observed that the Iranian people gathered at the mosque.
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