‘Operation Nasr’: IRGC pounds Israel’s Nevatim, Tel Nof strategic air bases

In a statement on Monday, the IRGC said that its brave fighters of the Aerospace Force started "Operation Nasr" – meaning Operation Victory – earlier in the day as a retaliatory move in response to Israeli military actions.

“This operation was carried out in response to the missile aggression by the child-killing Zionist regime (Israel) against several radar sites in three locations across Iran,” it added.

The IRGC emphasized that the speed of response to the Israeli army’s aggression and the extensive target bank were among the measures taken by the operating groups in this phase.

“All combat and operational units of the IRGC are fully ready to carry out extensive operations that will teach them lessons on all fronts and have prepared action plans proportionate to the enemy's scenarios,” the statement pointed out.

The IRGC operation came after Iranian armed forces launched a missile barrage at Israeli-occupied territories on Sunday. Israeli media reported that sirens blared in wide areas, including the occupied Golan Heights, Tiberias, Safed, Nazareth, Haifa, and several other cities.

The developments were a direct response to the Israeli regime’s continued aggression against Lebanon, including the use of banned phosphorus bombs and the targeting of Beirut’s southern suburbs of Dahiyeh.

Israeli army announces new wave of Iranian missile attacks on occupied territories

The Israeli regime's army said on Monday that Iran has commenced a new wave of missile attacks on the occupied territories.

The Hebrew news outlet Israel Hayom reported that Iran fired 10 missiles at Israeli settlements in the West Bank, causing damage to three buildings.

Meanwhile, Israeli media reported that warning sirens were activated at the Hatzerim military base in the Gaza Strip, in Tel Aviv and its southern parts.