"This looks like an all-out war" | Asmongold TV

Israel has launched sweeping preemptive strikes against Iran, targeting nuclear facilities, military command, and senior leadership. Multiple Iranian military commanders and nuclear scientists are confirmed dead, and Iran has retaliated by launching roughly 100 drones toward Israeli airspace. Israel’s Defense Minister declared a special state of emergency, and the IDF mobilized thousands of troops and reservists. The operation, named "Operation Rising Line," is expected to continue for two weeks. This is not a limited exchange — as one analyst put it, "this looks like an all-out war between these two countries."

The strike and its immediate aftermath

Israel’s strikes were broad and coordinated. They hit Iran’s nuclear program, missile capability, and command structure simultaneously. Among those killed were three military commanders of the Iranian regime and six nuclear scientists. The head of the IRGC, Hossein Salami, was also targeted. Israel reportedly struck the Fordo underground nuclear facility, though it remains unclear how much damage was done there. The Bushehr civilian nuclear power plant, which Russia helped build, was not targeted — but Iran remains in violation of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, and the IAEA had already confirmed that.