Residents of Tehran describe heavy bombing – UN: At least 1,332 civilians were killed

According to the report, the IDF confirmed the reports and noted that during the night a strategic target for the research and development of weapons in Tehran was attacked, as part of a broad and continuous wave of attacks inside the Iranian capital. The bombings did not stop under the cover of darkness, and the IDF launched another wave of attacks later on Tuesday as well.

A source familiar with Israel’s war plans told Reuters that the army is now operating under a ticking stopwatch, and is trying to inflict as much damage as possible to the Iranian military infrastructure before the operational window of opportunity closes. The assumption in the security establishment is that the President of the United States, Donald Trump, may order a quick and sudden end to the fighting.

According to the data presented by Iran’s ambassador to the United Nations, since the beginning of the American and Israeli bombings, at least 1,332 Iranian citizens have been killed and thousands more injured. While the quiet streets are protesting due to the fear of personal safety under fire, the daily destruction and sleepless nights have become the chilling reality of the lives of millions of residents in Tehran.