We face difficult days ahead, and many more uncertain times lie ahead.

Eliminating the Iranian threat may take a long time.

Home Front rescue teams are working at the sites of missile strikes in the north.

If Washington makes a strategic mistake, another strait will find itself in a situation similar to the Strait of Hormuz.

The region may soon enter a regional war, and we still have many cards to play.

Any American mistake will complicate the situation in the region, and Iran has staged and progressive military plans.

We have begun a wide-scale wave of raids in Beirut's southern suburbs.

Enemy forces are advancing under fire cover toward the town of Al-Quzah in the western sector.

Enemy forces infiltrating certain points in the border area are again taking cover behind international UNIFIL positions.

The 40th wave of the joint and integrated operation between the Iranian Revolutionary Guard and the Lebanese Resistance was carried out, involving continuous firing over 5 hours under the blessed code "O Commander of the Faithful, peace be upon him." It utilized a mix of Qadr, Emad, Kheibar Shekan, and Fattah missiles by the Revolutionary Guard, alongside intensive drone and missile attacks by the Lebanese Hezbollah, targeting more than 50 sites in the occupied territories, imposing a new field reality on the enemy.

The unified front delivered painful strikes to the Zionist enemy's military bases from the north of the occupied territories (Haifa) to its center (Tel Aviv) and its south (Beersheba).

The intensive strikes also targeted the American Al-Azraq and Al-Kharj bases in the region with Revolutionary Guard missiles.

According to admissions by Israeli media, the past 24 hours witnessed a noticeable increase in missile launches from Iran toward Israel, with escalating casualties among the Zionist enemy's soldiers. The destructive strikes continue, while the residents of the occupied territories live in a state of permanent alert and are forced to hide in shelters.