Documentary annex of the operations of the 300th Brigade forces in the southern Lebanon region:

Attachment of documentary from observation and shooting positions where anti-tank launchers have been identified in the southern Lebanon area:

Documents of the destruction of the infrastructure of the terrorist organization Hezbollah in the southern Lebanon region are attached:

A Hezbollah official to AFP: Hitting Khamenei is a red line. We will not intervene if there is a limited American strike on Iran.

Prime Minister Netanyahu speaking in the Knesset with Modi of India:

I must be diplomatic, I don't want to rank. I don't want to get into trouble. But I have never been as impressed here as I am by your visit.

Today with us is a great friend from Israel, a strong advocate of the India-Israel alliance, and a prominent leader on the global stage.

Welcome to Jerusalem, my dear friend, Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Prime Minister Netanyahu speaking in the Knesset with Modi of India:

Almost 80 years ago, both of us emerged from under British rule and gained independence almost simultaneously.

We have many common interests. We are two democracies. You are a great democracy, and Israel is as well.

Think about what we had to do, what steps we had to go through, and how we preserved our democracy.

Prime Minister Netanyahu speaking in the Knesset with the Prime Minister of India: Either the axis of jihadist evil will defeat us, or we will defeat it.

CNN
General Dan Keen, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the US Army, has developed a set of military options for attacking Iran, including targeting ballistic missile and nuclear facilities, and even scenarios for targeting the leadership and regime change.
However, he has privately warned about the scale, complexity of the operation, and the likelihood of casualties among American forces.

Reporter: Are we going to war with Iran?

John Thune, Senate leader: I don't know the answer to this question. But we cannot tolerate a nuclear Iran!

Dutch airline KLM announced that it is temporarily canceling its flights to Israel.

The opposition channel Iran International reports from its sources that with the escalation of tensions and fears of a military attack against Iran, and after Ali Khamenei was moved to a hiding place - senior officials wishing to meet with him are transferred to the place where he is staying with their eyes covered. This step is intended to prevent the exposure of the location of the hiding place.

A source in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, who wished to remain anonymous, told Iran International that among the senior officials recently transferred to Khamenei's hiding place with their eyes covered was also Ali Larijani, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council.

According to him, Larijani met with Khamenei before his trip to Oman and before meetings he held there with official figures.

According to the report, Khamenei was moved to a special underground shelter, including a network of tunnels in the city of Tehran.

According to the information, Masoud Khamenei, his third son, handles daily office affairs, while Mojtaba Khamenei, another son, maintains contact with senior regime officials.
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Rubio about Iran:

If what you really care about is a peaceful nuclear program, you can do it like most countries in the world, meaning having above-ground reactors and importing fuel. We currently have agreements to do this with countries.

If what they really wanted was energy, they could use small modular reactors, which are relatively affordable and accessible for many countries.

But when you say "we want to enrich, and we want to enrich deeply underground," and you have a history of enrichment up to 20 and even 60 percent, plus you build missiles that can probably carry warheads

Rubio about Iran:

Ultimately, we need to talk about more issues beyond the nuclear program, but if you can't even make progress on the nuclear program, progress on ballistic missiles will also be difficult.

Rubio about Iran:

They are facing sanctions, their economy is in shambles, their people are suffering, and somehow they still find the money needed to invest in missiles with greater and greater capacity every year.

This is an unbearable threat.

Rubio about Iran:

They are trying to acquire intercontinental ballistic missiles. For example, you have seen that they have tried to launch satellites into space.

They are on a path to one day develop weapons capable of reaching the American continent.

They currently have weapons that can target a large part of Europe, right now as we speak.

Rubio about Iran:

Iran refrains from talking about its ballistic missiles.

This is a big problem.

Rubio about Iran:

Iran has a very large number of ballistic missiles, especially short-range ballistic missiles that threaten the United States, our bases in the region, and our partners in the region. And all our bases in the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain.

They also have naval assets that threaten maritime transport and attempt to threaten the U.S. Navy.

So I want everyone to understand that beyond the nuclear program, they have these conventional weapons that are solely designed to attack the U.S. and Americans.