In response to the offensives of the last few hours, the Iranian regime launched a new attack against Israel shortly after midnight on Saturday.

This time, the offensive was directed toward the north of the country, more specifically toward the Haifa area, and once again targeted residential neighborhoods. The offensive left at least three dead and 14 injured, as a result of the collapse of a four-story apartment building.

Shortly after the emergency alarms were activated in the area, the Defense Forces confirmed the detection of enemy threats and urged all citizens to seek shelter. They also confirmed that the air defense system was operational and ready to repel the missiles.

The projectiles soon reached Israeli skies, where northerners began recording the lights as they flew over buildings. Some captured Iron Dome intercepting some of them, while others recorded the impacts in nearby areas.

After the attack, other users approached the collapsed building and recorded its condition, reduced to rubble. Emergency services immediately arrived to assist the victims.

The attack came after an intense day of Israeli offensives on various points in Iran, including strategic sites for its military and nuclear program.

In fact, while responding to this threat, the Israeli Air Force continued to operate over Tehran. According to the Iranian authorities themselves, the Ministry of Defense was hit - where minor damage was recorded - and two fuel depots were hit. These were the Shahran depot, northwest of Tehran, and another reservoir south of the city.

Earlier, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) had confirmed a maneuver against an underground military facility in western Iran, a strategic point that had been previously revealed by the authorities, who displayed it as part of their demonstration of military power.

Tel Aviv, through its official channels, confirmed the operation and detailed that “the storage tunnels for surface-to-surface and cruise missiles, as well as the multiple launch shafts, had been successfully reached.”

The attacks have also spread to other crucial targets in the country.

In the early hours of Saturday, the IDF announced that it had reached the South Pars gas field, the Fajr Jam natural gas refinery, and the Kangan LNG port, located in the southern Bushehr province.

According to reports from the Tasnim and Fars news agencies, an Israeli drone hit one of the refineries in Phase 14 of South Pars, causing an explosion and fire that forced the temporary suspension of operations.

“Very soon you will see Israeli Air Force planes over the skies of Tehran. We will strike all the targets of the ayatollahs' regime,” Benjamin Netanyahu declared in recent hours, before warning that the current images “are nothing” compared to what will be seen in the coming days.