By By Ashen Tharaka ashen@newsofbahrain.com. A drone strike hit the Tehran Police Headquarters on Sunday, as tensions between Israel and Iran intensified, marking the third consecutive day of military exchanges between the two nations. Iranian news agency ISNA reported that the strike, attributed to Israel, caused minor dam
A drone strike hit the Tehran Police Headquarters on Sunday, as tensions between Israel and Iran intensified, marking the third consecutive day of military exchanges between the two nations.
Iranian news agency ISNA reported that the strike, attributed to Israel, caused minor damage and injured several police personnel. The attack reportedly targeted the police command center in central Tehran, sparking a loud blast that was felt across the area.
Local media, including Tasnim news agency, released videos showing thick smoke rising near Valiasr Square — one of Tehran’s busiest areas — with broken glass and debris scattered on the streets. Witnesses described scenes of confusion and emergency teams rushing to the site.
Meanwhile, Iran launched another round of missile attacks towards Israel, according to state broadcaster IRNA, which called it “a new wave” of strikes. This came in response to earlier Israeli air and drone assaults.
In Israel, sirens were heard in multiple regions, including Jerusalem, prompting the military to urge citizens to seek shelter. Shortly afterward, the Israeli military said the threat had been managed and that people could safely leave protected areas.
"At this time, the air force is intercepting and striking where necessary to eliminate the threat," the army said in a statement.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Iran would pay a "very heavy price" for attacks that caused civilian casualties in Israel. No further details were provided on the extent of the damage or injuries from the latest missile strikes.
The situation remains volatile, with both sides continuing to trade fire, raising fears of a wider regional conflict.
