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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s reward came from heaven. Israel used a powerful ballistic missile that flew to the edge of space before plummeting back to Earth, killing Iran’s unsuspecting supreme leader and dozens of his top henchmen last Saturday. The Blue Sparrow - a missile capable of flying about 1,240 miles and leaving the Earth’s atmosphere before descending toward its target - was used by Israel during Operation Epic Fury, killing Khamenei and his cohorts. (New York Post)

The air defense base in Shiraz, Iran was destroyed last night.

IDF: The IDF struck an IRGC command center used by the Hezbollah terrorist organization in Lebanon Earlier today (Friday), the Israeli Air Force completed an additional wave of strikes against terror targets in the Dahiyeh District in Beirut. Among the targets struck: * An IRGC Air Force command center * A command center used by the Hezbollah Navy unit * A command center used by Hezbollah’s financial unit * A command center used by Hezbollah's Operating Council The command centers struck were used by the Hezbollah terrorist organization to plan and execute attacks on the State of Israel and its residents. The IDF will continue to operate with determination against Hezbollah following the terrorist organization’s decision to deliberately attack Israel on behalf of the Iranian terrorist regime. The IDF will not tolerate any harm to be caused to the residents of the State of Israel. The IDF will continue to operate to eliminate any threat posed to Israeli civilians. Prior to the strike, steps were taken to mitigate harm to civilians, including the use of precise munition, aerial surveillance, and additional intelligence. Over 500 targets have been struck in Lebanon since the start of operation “Roaring Lion”.

IDF: The IDF striking in western Iran: including strikes on infrastructure and launchers Iranian air defense system struck en route to deployment site The Israeli Air Force continues to strike in western Iran. Today (Friday), over 400 targets were struck in several areas in Iran, including ballistic missile launchers and Iranian UAVs storage facilities. During the course of the strikes, an Israeli Air Force aircraft identified a truck loaded with an Iranian air defense system in the area of Shahroud that was attempting to transfer it to another area in Iran. After identification, the Israeli Air Force struck the truck, destroying the system. The Israeli Air Force continues to strike in order to minimize fire directed at the territory of the State of Israel.

“Our commanders have abandoned us. They’re hiding like rats.” An Iranian soldier in Lorestan says commanders have deserted their posts and gone into hiding fearing Israeli and US bombardment, leaving conscripts like him to face the danger alone. He says soldiers are sleeping outside in barracks yards, the desert, and the wilderness out of fear. Reports like this are becoming increasingly common, with soldiers saying their commanders are sacrificing their lives while protecting their own.

Heavy damage at U.S. military base Camp Arifjan in Kuwait. The majority of U.S. casualties occurred at this base.

An Israeli Air Force fighter pilot flying freely over Tehran right now says he is on the way to strike another target, saying that “we will hit all our enemies.” From the skies above Iran’s capital, he sends a message of hope back home, wishing Israelis Shabbat Shalom.

Trump to CNN: I will choose the next leader in Iran and it will be like Venezuela, a new Ayatollah leader is also fine if he is a person who treats the US and Israel well.

Reports that , Ali Asghar Hejazi was eliminated! Hejazi was a key behind-the-scenes figure in the Office of the Supreme Leader of Iran, often described as a top advisor and enforcer for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei

IDF: Attached is an illustration of Ali Khamenei’s underground bunker beneath the Iranian leadership complex that was dismantled in an IDF strike yesterday

The Iranian regime’s terror network goes far beyond Israel. This isn’t just Israel’s problem, it’s the entire region’s problem.

The Iran Aircraft Manufacturing Industrial Company (HESA) was struck by US or Israeli forces on March 2. HESA is one of Iran's primary aerospace companies, engaged in the manufacture and maintenance of aircraft, helicopters, and UAVs.

THWARTED ATTACK: The Israeli Air Force dismantles six Iranian ballistic missile launchers "just minutes before they were intended to be launched toward" Israel

Assessment in Israel’s defense system: Senior officials in the Iranian regime were in Khamenei's bunker that was bombed yesterday in Tehran.

Launchers. The ballistic missile is a precision munition that requires a precision launch platform. Iran entered this war with approximately 200 operational launchers, rebuilt from the roughly 100 serviceable platforms that survived the June 2025 Israel-Iran war. JINSA assessed that 75 percent of those launchers have been destroyed through March 5. The B-2 strike on the underground Damavand missile base east of Tehran, which CENTCOM confirmed today, targets the category of facility designed to protect launchers from exactly this kind of attrition. Damavand is not a missile warehouse. It is a launch infrastructure complex, the place where the hardware that puts missiles in the air is hardened and sheltered below ground. The GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrator does not care about the rock above Damavand. That is what it was designed to not care about. Iran’s missile doctrine was built on volume and simultaneity. The mass salvo, hundreds of missiles launched in coordinated waves from dispersed platforms designed to overwhelm Iron Dome and US Patriot batteries by saturating their intercept capacity, is the only mechanism by which Iran’s missile force constitutes a genuine strategic threat to Israel. A degraded launcher pool that can produce 29 fires per day is not a mass salvo capability. It is a harassment capability. The two are not the same threat in any meaningful military sense. The Damavand strike is not simply another underground complex attacked. It is the US targeting the reconstitution node, the facility where surviving or replacement launchers would be sheltered, maintained, and redeployed. Destroying Damavand does not just eliminate what is there. It eliminates the survivability architecture that would allow the launcher fleet to recover. Day 1: 504 fires. Day 5: 29 fires. The trajectory of that number is what the B-2 was sent to Damavand to continue. Every penetrator bomb that goes into that mountain is not destroying a missile. It is foreclosing the operational recovery that would allow the 29 to become 504 again. The missiles still exist in tunnels and caches across Iran. They are increasingly becoming missiles with nowhere to go. (Shanaka Anslem Perera)

Everyone is counting Iran’s missiles. They are counting the wrong thing. The number that determines the outcome of this war is not 2,000 or 2,500 or 3,000. Those are pre-war missile inventory estimates and they are now largely irrelevant. The number that determines the outcome is the one that moved from 504 to 29 in five days. On Day 1 of Operation Epic Fury, Iran fired 504 ballistic missiles and drones across the Gulf theater. On Day 5, the number was 29. That is a 94 percent collapse in daily launch volume in less than a week. Not because Iran ran out of missiles. Because Iran ran out of the thing that launches them.

Satellite tracking shows very little commercial traffic moving through the Strait of Hormuz - the narrow corridor through which around 20% of the world’s oil supply normally flows.

Satellite images indicate damage to the American THAAD air defense system deployed in Jordan - as a result of Iranian attacks.

Head of Israel’s Military Intelligence: “So far we have achieved full success. We are at the beginning of a campaign, and it is too early to estimate its duration or how it will develop.”

An Iranian missile factory, hidden in Tehran, was destroyed by an American missile strike.