The Zioneer reports that, according to Iranian sources, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched missiles from the Isfahan area toward American military bases in the region. If verified, this marks a departure from previous patterns: Iran is responding while U.S. strikes are still ongoing, not after they conclude. No independent confirmation of impacts or interceptions is yet available.
The Zioneer reports that, according to Iranian sources, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) launched missiles from the Isfahan area toward American military bases in the region on Tuesday evening. The launch reportedly occurred while U.S. airstrikes against Iranian targets were still ongoing — a departure from the pattern seen earlier in the day, when Iranian responses followed the conclusion of American attack waves.
This event follows an earlier report at 19:59 Jerusalem time, in which The Zioneer noted that Iran had fired missiles toward U.S. bases in the Gulf. That initial report did not specify launch location or timing relative to ongoing U.S. operations. The current report adds that the launch originated from Isfahan, a strategic region housing IRGC missile infrastructure, and that it constitutes a direct response while American strikes continue.
As The Zioneer has previously documented (June 10–11), the conflict has shifted to direct kinetic exchanges between Washington and Tehran, with multiple waves of strikes and retaliatory launches. Iranian state-linked media have claimed attacks on U.S. assets in the Gulf and the Gulf of Oman, though independent verification of damage has been scarce. The present report remains unverified; no confirmation of missile trajectories, interceptions, or impacts has been received from U.S., Israeli, or independent sources.
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