Israel launched a targeted strike on Iran's state-run television headquarters in Tehran, briefly interrupting broadcasts. Israeli officials claim the building housed a military communication center disguised as civilian infrastructure, alleging Iran used it to suppress press freedom. The attack, confirmed by both sides, sparked international condemnation and renewed tensions between the two nations
Israeli airstrike hits Iran's state-run television headquarters in Tehran, disrupting broadcasts and sending smoke billowing from the building. The attack, claimed by Israel as targeting a military communication center disguised as civilian infrastructure, sparked international condemnation
Israel's attack on Iran's state-run broadcaster, Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB), briefly disrupted live programming on the Islamic Republic of Iran News Network (IRINN) in Tehran on Monday. The attack, confirmed by IRIB, caused a temporary interruption before broadcasting resumed. Israeli officials claim the targeted building housed a military communication center operating under the guise of civilian activity
Breaking News: Israeli Strike Hits Iran's IRINN TV Studio During Live Broadcast. News anchor Sahar Emami was on-air when a massive explosion rocked the Tehran headquarters, filling the screen with smoke and debris, forcing her immediate evacuation. The attack, claimed by Israel as targeting a military communication center, sparked international outrage and renewed concerns over press freedom in Iran
Israel launched a precision strike on a Tehran communication center used by the Iranian military, disguised as a civilian facility. The IDF targeted the center, alleging it masked military infrastructure and assets under the guise of civilian activity. This follows earlier Israeli warnings of planned strikes in the area
Israel launched a targeted strike on Iran's state-run Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) headquarters in Tehran. IDF confirmed the attack, describing the facility as a military communication center operating under the guise of civilian activity. The strike, following prior Israeli warnings, briefly interrupted IRIB's programming. Iranian officials condemned the action as a war crime, while Israel cited Iran's suppression of press freedom and use of IRIB for propaganda
Iran accuses Israel of war crimes following a reported Israeli strike on Tehran's state-run television building. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei condemned the attack, calling Israeli leadership the "biggest enemy of truth and the No. 1 killer of journalists." The Israeli Defense Forces claim the strike targeted a military communication center disguised as civilian infrastructure
Iran's suppression of press freedom under Ayatollah Khamenei has drawn decades of condemnation from international press freedom organizations. The regime's actions include arresting journalists and closing news outlets, with accusations leveled against independent media for opposing the government
Israel launches fresh attacks on Iran, targeting military infrastructure in Tehran following days of escalating conflict. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) conducted strikes, claiming to target a military communication center disguised as a civilian facility. Iran reports significant casualties, with the health ministry citing at least 224 deaths and over 500 injuries since Friday, while Israel claims 24 fatalities. The attacks follow an IDF strike on Iran's state-run television headquarters, briefly interrupting its broadcast. Tensions between Israel and Iran remain extremely high
Israel-Iran Conflict Escalation: Netanyahu Vows Intensified Campaign, Khamenei Assassination Threat Looms. Iranian President Pezeshkian seeks to avoid wider war, promising proportionate response to Israeli strikes. Trump's reported intervention and Putin's potential mediation role add complexity to the escalating tensions following an Israeli attack on Iran's state-run television
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