JERUSALEM – On the 11th day of the ongoing Middle East war, the Israeli military initiated a new series of strikes targeting Tehran on March 10.
New Strikes Target Iranian Military Sites
According to a statement released by the Israeli military, the strikes are aimed at what they describe as “Iranian terror regime targets” within Tehran. The army reported hitting an underground complex used by Iran’s Revolutionary Guards for missile testing, located at a “military university,” as well as infrastructure at the main headquarters of the Guards’ elite Quds Force.
AFP reported it was unable to independently verify the strikes. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel’s military offensive against Iran is “not done yet.” This statement followed remarks from US President Donald Trump, who indicated the conflict would be over “soon.”
What Might Happen Next?
further strikes will occur as Israel continues its offensive. Iran may continue to retaliate, potentially escalating the conflict further. The situation could also stabilize if a ceasefire agreement is reached, though this is not currently indicated. The war could also continue for an extended period, as suggested by Prime Minister Netanyahu’s statement.
Frequently Asked Questions
What targets were hit in Tehran?
The Israeli military said it hit an underground complex used by Iran’s Revolutionary Guards for missile testing located at a “military university” and infrastructure at the main headquarters for the Guards’ elite Quds Force.
When did these new strikes begin?
The Israeli military said the new wave of strikes began on March 10.
What has the US President said about the conflict?
US President Donald Trump said the conflict would be over “soon.”
As the conflict continues, what impact do you foresee on regional stability and global energy markets?
