Live update: Israel strikes military complex near Tehran, Iran reports

DDM News

The Israeli military has reportedly launched an airstrike on a major military installation near Tehran.

Diaspora Digital Media (DDM) reports that Iran’s state-affiliated media outlet, Nour News, announced the strike in the early hours of Monday local time.

The target of the attack was the Parchin military complex, a large and heavily fortified site located southeast of Iran’s capital city.

Parchin has long been suspected by Western intelligence agencies of being linked to Iran’s missile development and nuclear research programs.

The strike has not yet been officially confirmed by Israeli authorities, who typically remain silent on covert operations conducted abroad.

Nour News, which is closely aligned with Iranian security agencies, provided limited details about the scale of the damage or casualties.

Iranian officials have not released any formal statement regarding the alleged strike as of the time of this report.

The reported attack comes amid heightened tensions in the Middle East, with Israel repeatedly warning about Iran’s growing military capabilities.

This is not the first time Israel has been accused of targeting sites in Iran believed to be connected to nuclear and missile infrastructure.

Parchin has been under international scrutiny for years, especially during nuclear inspections led by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).

In previous years, Iran had denied any nuclear weapons-related activities at the site, though international experts remained skeptical.

Observers believe the alleged strike signals a continuation of Israel’s strategy to disrupt Iran’s military progress through precision operations.

More information is expected to emerge as regional media and international watchdogs monitor the aftermath of the reported incident.

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