Tehran Missile Attack Sparks Tensions Between Iran and Israel

On Saturday, around 10 AM local time, Tehran experienced a missile attack attributed to Israel, which resulted in thick plumes of smoke rising over several parts of the city. The strikes reportedly targeted areas near the office of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Footage from local television, including that of Masoud Pezeshkian, showed massive smoke clouds hovering over densely populated districts. Despite the attack, daily life in Tehran appeared largely unaffected, with bustling streets and coffee shops filled with young customers.

This incident comes as the United States and Iran were engaged in a third round of indirect negotiations, with plans to resume talks the following week. U.S.

President Donald Trump stated he had not yet made a decision regarding military action against Iran, emphasizing the seriousness of the situation. This attack recalls a previous incident in June when Israel launched a surprise attack on Iran, triggering a 12-day conflict involving U.S. bombings of Iranian nuclear facilities.