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In an unprecedented escalation, Israel launched its largest-ever air offensive against Iran in response to a missile attack targeting Israeli territory earlier this month. The IDF confirmed sending over 140 jets in a direct assault, hitting military facilities, missile storage, and air defense systems in and around Tehran, with reports of explosions in Karaj and near Iran’s capital. U.S. officials confirmed President Biden was briefed on the developments, and Israel emphasized the action as a necessary response to months of attacks. Amid the escalating tension, National Security Council spokesperson Sean Savett reaffirmed the U.S. stance, noting the strikes as an act of self-defense for Israel. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, known for its deep ties to regional militias, reportedly faced damage to key bases and missile facilities. While Israel has highlighted measures to limit civilian impact, Iranian media remains on high alert with reports of damage near Tehran but no reported disruptio
