💥 | In the past two hours, three sub-waves of missile barrages have been launched toward the occupied territories, alongside two Hezbollah launches, with ongoing ground battles reported between occupying forces and Hezbollah fighters.

Missile strikes targeted Tel Aviv, Rishon LeZion, and Petah Tikva, where sirens were activated followed by large explosions and multiple impacts. Reports indicate rockets and shrapnel falling in several locations, causing damage and injuries, with early estimates ranging from multiple wounded to around 20 injured in the latest strikes. Additional alerts were issued for Jerusalem, Judea, Lachish, Samaria, the Dead Sea, and surrounding regions as further launches were detected. Hezbollah also carried out drone and missile attacks on gatherings of soldiers near Hanita, while intense artillery, mortar fire, and clashes continued in the Al-Khiyam area.

At the same time, regional escalation expanded beyond the immediate battlefield. A hostile drone was intercepted and destroyed over Tehran, adding to over 127 drones reportedly neutralized since the start of the conflict. Explosions were reported in Riyadh, eastern Saudi Arabia, and Bahrain, with indications of drone strikes on American-linked facilities. Iranian military statements highlighted the capability and rapid production of Arash-2 systems used in long-range targeting. Meanwhile, ongoing developments include an unidentified projectile striking a vessel north of Sharjah in the UAE, sirens sounding in the Galilee due to suspected drone infiltration.

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🇮🇷 | IRGC-Wave74-TP4

“Wave Seventy-Four” of TP4 , under the code “Ya Amir al-Mu’minin (A),” is dedicated to the martyrs of Operation Fath al-Mobin on 22 March 1982 (2 Farvardin 1361 in the Iranian calendar) in the area west of the Karkheh River and Shush. It targeted U.S. bases in the region as well as the center and south of the occupied Palestinian territories, following pre-planned war scenarios using new tactics and upgraded systems.

The Malik Sultan U.S. base, the U.S. Fifth Fleet, and the Komala terrorist hideouts were struck by the Emad, Fateh, Qiyam missiles, and offensive drones, continuing the lightning strikes of the past days.

Military bases and security centers in Tel Aviv, Petah Tikva, Holon, and Ramat Gan were also powerfully destroyed today following direct hits from heavy Qadr, Kheibar Shekan, and Khorramshahr 4 missiles.

Strategic confusion has struck CENTCOM command, while the multi-layered U.S. and Israeli defense network in West Asia has collapsed, and U.S. weapons support systems have been disrupted due to the smart and skillful measures of Iran’s Armed Forces. These actions have shifted the balance of war in Iran’s favor.

The anger and frustration of U.S. and Israeli warmongers were predictable, and warnings had already been issued about the quagmire of war for the U.S., the Israeli regime, and a potential regional and widespread conflict.

It is reiterated that if the enemy repeats crimes against Iranian civilian and energy sites, the Islamic Republic of Iran’s response will exceed expectations and differ from current patterns.

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✅ | Why does the IRGC focus its attacks on southern occupied Palestine?

Yesterday, the IRGC targeted the southern cities of the Zionist regime with missile strikes. Although the south covers nearly 50% of the occupied territories, its population is relatively small—but its military significance is high.

The Naqab Desert and low population density mean that a larger proportion of residents in southern cities are military personnel, helping stabilize the region and ensuring readiness for counterattacks and threats. In contrast, northern and central regions have higher population density, numerous cities, mountains, rivers, and forests, which naturally reduce security challenges.

The flat terrain and the critical need to defend the southern front have led to the placement of major military bases in the air, nuclear, and defense sectors in this region.

In densely populated areas, secret military and intelligence centers are more easily discovered. As a result, the regime has located many of these centers in sparsely populated, controllable areas in the south.

The east and north are mountainous, and settlements have prioritized Palestinian populations. On the western coast, from Haifa to Tel Aviv, dense residential, commercial, and industrial development leaves little space for large military bases. Therefore, major bases are concentrated in the south.

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🟡 | Hezbollah:

19. 08:00 – Rocket barrage targeting the Rosh HaNikra site.

20. 08:00 – Rocket barrage targeting a gathering of Israeli enemy army soldiers in the Misgav Am settlement.

21. 08:40 – Rocket barrage targeting a gathering of Israeli enemy soldiers in the Taybeh project.

22. 10:45 – Rocket barrage targeting a gathering of Israeli enemy army soldiers in the Taybeh project for the second time.

23. 10:45 – Rocket barrage targeting a gathering of Israeli enemy army soldiers at the Misgav Am site.

24. 12:15 – Swarm of attack drones targeting a gathering of Israeli enemy soldiers at the Misgav Am site for the second time.

25. 12:15 – Swarm of attack drones targeting a gathering of Israeli enemy army soldiers at Al-Owaidah hill in the border town of Odeissah.

26. 13:10 – Rocket barrage targeting a gathering of Israeli enemy army soldiers in the border city of Khiam.

27. 12:30 – Rocket barrage targeting a gathering of Israeli enemy soldiers in the Taybeh project for the third time.

28. 10:30 – Rocket barrage targeting a gathering of Israeli enemy soldiers in Jal Al-Hammar, south of the border town of Odeissah.

29. 12:30 – Rocket barrage targeting a gathering of Israeli enemy army soldiers at the Al-Marj site opposite the border town of Markaba.

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