Unverified footage circulating Monday afternoon shows an attack on a missile site in Tabriz, Iran, that occurred around 2:30 a.m. local time, according to civilian reports. The footage's origin and the identity of the attacker are not specified.
Unverified footage circulating Monday afternoon appears to show an attack on a missile site in Tabriz, northwestern Iran, that occurred around 2:30 local time. The footage, shared on the source covering Iran news, is described as 'no less crazy' than earlier clips. The identity of the attacker is not specified in the report.
The clip follows a series of unverified videos from the Tabriz area. At 06:34 Jerusalem, The Zioneer reported that Iranian opposition sources had published footage purportedly showing an IRGC missile base hit in the area. Later, at 10:30 Jerusalem, Iranian state media reported that overnight US strikes southwest of Tabriz had killed at least one person and wounded several others. The new footage may be a different angle on the same series of strikes, though independent verification is lacking.
The wider context: The Tabriz strikes are part of a broader campaign of US and Israeli operations against Iranian military infrastructure, as previously reported. The Zioneer has covered multiple unverified footage releases from within Iran since the strikes began.
2 developments
- DevelopingFootage shows missile launches from Tabriz area overnight
- StrongNinth wave of strikes hits Tabriz missile site and Mahshahr port in Iran
- DevelopingIran releases additional footage from Shiraz, appears to show airstrike
- DevelopingUnverified video shows missile striking near civilian car in Bushehr, Iran
Source and signal
- Internal intake