Israeli Casualties on the Rise

WANA (Jun 15) – Following Iran’s heavy attacks on the occupied territories, Israeli media—despite strict censorship—have been forced to acknowledge the impact. Tel Aviv and Haifa experienced a night of intense anxiety, with the number of casualties continuing to climb.

 

This morning, Israeli media sources, under tight censorship, admitted that 11 Israelis were killed in last night’s Iranian strikes on occupied Palestinian territories. The death toll was previously reported as six.

 

According to medias, citing Israeli media, the Iranian strikes on Haifa and Tel Aviv left 11 dead and more than 200 injured.

 

Early this morning, Israel’s Channel 12 reported that officials had declared Bat Yam a high-casualty zone and deployed rescue teams to evacuate those trapped under the rubble.

 

The Israeli army also acknowledged that rescue teams are operating in several areas across the country where casualties have been reported.

he Israeli army also acknowledged that rescue teams are operating in several areas across the country where casualties have been reported.

The Israeli army also acknowledged that rescue teams are operating in several areas across the country where casualties have been reported / WANA News Agency

WANA (Jun 15) – Iran’s Ministry of Oil announced: The fire at the Shahran oil depot and the fuel tank in southern Tehran, which occurred following last night’s attacks by Israel, is now under control.

 

The black smoke over Tehran is due to the burning of oil products and will continue until the remaining fuel in the tank is fully consumed. There is no cause for concern.

 

The dark smoke around the oil depot is caused by burning petroleum derivatives and will gradually dissipate. There is no threat to public safety.

 

WANA (Jun 15) –  Reports indicate that the Israeli regime has targeted residential areas in the Narmak district of eastern Tehran (around 2:00. Am) .

 

According to local sources, a missile struck the southern side of Narmak, causing injuries and fatalities among civilian residents.

 

Footage from the scene shows significant damage to homes in a neighborhood with no known military or nuclear affiliations, raising serious concerns about deliberate targeting of non-combatants.

Narmak , 15 June 2025

WANA (Jun 15) – Official sources have confirmed the beginning of a new wave of missile and drone attacks by Iran targeting the occupied territories. This operation, dubbed “True Promise 3,” follows last night’s strikes and comes in retaliation for the recent Israeli aggression against targets inside Iran or forces affiliated with the Axis of Resistance.

 

In this large-scale offensive, hundreds of ballistic missiles and dozens of combat drones were launched simultaneously toward key military and security installations in the occupied territories. Iranian military sources stated that the coordinated assault was specifically designed to overwhelm Israeli air defense systems and challenge the regime’s rapid response capability.

 

While no official details have been released yet regarding the extent of the damage or the specific targets hit, unofficial reports speak of loud explosions heard in Tel Aviv and Haifa and near military installations in the southern parts of the occupied territories.

According to news agencies, the Haifa refinery was successfully targeted by Iranian missiles.

 

The public relations office of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced in a statement: “A new wave of large-scale combined missile and drone offensive operations, named ‘True Promise 3’, has been launched by the IRGC Aerospace Force in response to the renewed aggressions of the Zionist regime.”

 

Simultaneously with the missile strikes on Haifa, reports have emerged of explosions in parts of western and northern Tehran.

 

Iran has targeted Haifa in Israel using a hypersonic missile.

 

Meanwhile, Iranian news agencies, quoting an informed source, report that Iran has used Emad, Ghadr, and Kheibarshekan medium-range ballistic missiles in its attacks on Israel.

 

IRIB’s News Channel played a war march while broadcasting news and footage of Iran’s overnight attack on Israel.

Renewed Israeli Attack on Iran: Military and Energy Sites in Tehran Targeted

As tensions between Iran and Israel continue to escalate, airstrikes hit parts of northern and western Tehran on Saturday night, reportedly carried out by Israeli forces. These attacks came amid reports from security sources that Iran had simultaneously launched retaliatory strikes on Israeli military positions in northern occupied Palestine.

 

According to initial reports, Tehran’s oil refinery was among the targets and sustained damage from projectile impacts. Emergency response teams, firefighters, and operational units were immediately deployed to the site, where efforts to contain the fire and secure the area are ongoing.

 

Reports also indicate that the Command Headquarters of Iran’s Ministry of Defense and Armed Forces Logistics, located in the Nobonyad area of Tehran, was targeted by Israeli aircraft. One of the administrative buildings in the complex sustained partial damage.

 

In another strike in the same area, the Organization for Defense Innovation and Research (SEPAND), affiliated with the Ministry of Defense, was also hit. So far, official sources have not released detailed information on possible casualties or the full extent of the damage.

 

The spokesperson for the Tehran Fire Department announced: Two or three tanks caught fire at a warehouse in Shahran, Tehran. These tanks did not contain gasoline but were filled with other petroleum derivatives.

 

Due to prior precautions and inventory adjustments, the situation is being managed. Firefighters are currently working to bring the blaze under control.