In a stunning escalation that could reshape the balance of power in the Middle East, Israel Defense Forces launched a direct strike on the heart of Iran’s ruling establishment Tuesday, targeting senior regime figures as they reportedly convened to select a successor to Ali Khamenei.
According to a senior Israeli official who spoke with Fox News, Israeli forces hit the Iranian Supreme Council at the precise moment members were gathered to deliberate on the regime’s next supreme leader. The operation marks one of the boldest moves yet in Israel’s widening campaign to dismantle Tehran’s command structure.
Leadership Compound in Tehran Rocked by Overnight Assault
The strikes unfolded overnight in central Tehran, where Israeli planners zeroed in on what the IDF described as the regime’s “most central and significant headquarters.” Israeli officials said the complex functions as the nerve center of Iran’s political and military command apparatus.
Among the structures reportedly hit were the Presidential Office and the headquarters housing the Supreme National Security Council — the powerful advisory body that shapes national security and foreign policy decisions for Iran’s ruling clerics. Additional facilities inside the compound, including meeting rooms and command-and-control infrastructure used by senior officials, were also struck.
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