Bunker becomes Netanyahu’s hideout after Israel attacks Iran

Jakarta –

Military Israel attacked Tehran, Iranon Saturday (26/10) early morning local time. After the attack, Israeli Prime Minister (PM) Benjamin arrived Netanyahu by the Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant reportedly hiding in a bunker.

As reported AFPOn Saturday (26/10), the Israeli military said in a statement that its troops had launched “detailed strikes against military targets in Iran” in response to what it called “months of continued attacks by the regime in Iran”.

“In response to months of continued attacks by the Iranian regime against the State of Israel – the Israel Defense Forces (Israeli army) are currently conducting targeted strikes against military targets in Iran,” the military said in a statement. the statement.

Iran confirmed that Israeli airstrikes had targeted military positions on its territory. However, Tehran said its air defense system succeeded in repelling Tel Aviv’s airstrikes, although there was “limited damage” in some places.

“Despite previous warnings from Islamic Republic officials to the criminal and illegal Zionist regime to avoid extremely bold actions, this rogue (Israel-ed) regime attacked several military bases in Tehran, Khuzestan and Ilam provinces this morning,” the soldiers said in a statement Reuters And Press the TVSaturday (26/10).

After the attack ended, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant reportedly hid in an underground bunker at the Ministry of Defense headquarters in Tel Aviv. This report emerged after Israel announced that it had attacked targets in Tehran.

As posted Al-JazeeraOn Saturday (26/10), it was seen that the city of Tehran was still dark, and that the sun had not risen yet. It is not yet clear whether this attack caused casualties or whether it damaged specific buildings. Meanwhile, Iranian media reported that no military sites were attacked by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).

(wia/idh)