New footage released Friday reportedly shows additional angles of the US strikes on the Iranian city of Ahvaz. The video has not been independently verified.
New footage reportedly showing additional angles of the US strikes on the Iranian city of Ahvaz surfaced overnight Friday, hours after the initial reports of the attack. The unverified video adds to the growing body of visual documentation of the ongoing US air campaign in Iran.
The Zioneer first reported the strikes at 01:51 Jerusalem, when security analyst Yair Goldblatt cited initial reports of an attack in Ahvaz. Within the same minute, further reports indicated at least 10 strikes, and by 01:51, Iranian opposition sources reported dozens of strikes and the involvement of US B-1 bombers. At the same time, US Central Command officially confirmed that American strikes in Iran were ongoing. The reports escalated from a single source to multiple Iranian opposition channels and official US confirmation, though details on targets and damage remain unverified.
The Zioneer has previously reported on a sustained US air campaign targeting Iranian military and naval facilities, including footage from strikes in Ahvaz, Qeshm, Bushehr, and Tehran province dating back to mid-July, as well as a Fox News report on June 26 citing American officials that strikes were ongoing.
The new footage has not been independently verified. No details on targets, damage, or casualties have been released, and US Central Command has not commented on this specific footage.
10 developments
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- DevelopingIran releases additional footage from Shiraz, appears to show airstrike
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