US forces struck a missile city in Yazd and multiple targets in Ahvaz, Andimeshk, Amidieh, and other cities across Iran overnight, according to Abu Ali Express. The strikes, the 13th consecutive night of US operations in Iran, reportedly killed 4 and wounded 5 in Ahvaz, and caused power outages in Bandar Abbas. Air defense systems were activated in Tehran, and B1 bombers were reportedly used.
According to Abu Ali Express, US forces struck targets across Iran for the 13th consecutive night, hitting a missile city in the forest park of Yazd, multiple sites in Ahvaz, and other locations in Khuzestan, Lorestan, and southern Iran. The heaviest strikes were reported in Ahvaz, where four people were killed and five wounded, according to Iranian sources cited by the outlet. Weapons warehouses were hit in Ahvaz and Andimeshk. In Tehran, air defense systems were activated. Power outages were reported in Bandar Abbas. The strikes reportedly involved B1 bombers that took off from Europe. The report adds that the missile city in Yazd is named after Imam Hossein, an underground facility. The strikes also hit Qeshm Island, Jask, and Konarak in southern Iran. The unverified report, based on Iranian testimonies, provides one of the most detailed accounts of the overnight campaign so far.
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