Israeli strikes on Iran have reportedly expanded to multiple cities and high-profile government and military sites, according to Iranian, Arab and foreign media.
Ports, defense institutions and senior leadership offices were among the targets named in various reports. Iranian media reported that missiles also fell on the strategic port city of Chabahar.
Foreign media outlets said bombing took place in the southern Iranian cities of Bandar Abbas and Bushehr. Iranian naval facilities in Bandar Abbas were reportedly targeted during the strikes.
The attacks on key coastal locations signal a widening scope of military targets beyond the capital.
Defense, nuclear institutions targeted
Arab media reported that the Iranian Ministry of Defense and the Atomic Energy Organization were targeted in the attacks. The Parchin Military Complex, a sensitive military site, was also reportedly struck. In addition, the Iranian Ministry of Intelligence was named among the targets.
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These reported strikes suggest a focus on Iran’s defense, intelligence and nuclear-related infrastructure.
Senior leadership, govt facilities hit
According to Israeli media, the presidential office was targeted in the attacks. The office of the army chief, Iranian ministers and multiple defense facilities were also reportedly among the sites struck.
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The breadth of reported targets — ranging from ports and naval facilities to government ministries and leadership offices — points to a coordinated campaign aimed at key state and military institutions.
Expanding scope of conflict
The reported strikes across Chabahar, Bandar Abbas, Bushehr and sensitive defense complexes indicate a significant escalation in the confrontation.
While official confirmations and damage assessments remain limited, media reports from multiple sources suggest that the operation extended beyond isolated military installations to include high-level administrative and strategic sites.
