Iran has hit the government quarter in Tel Aviv and military-industrial complex facilities in Haifa.

The Air Force of the Islamic Republic of Iran has attacked the government quarter in Tel Aviv, military-industrial complex (MIC) facilities and security companies in Haifa and attacked East Jerusalem. This was announced on the morning of March 2 by the press service of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).

"The tenth wave of Operation True Promise-4 with Kheibar missile maneuvers (model ballistic missile. — Ed.) opened the gates of the great Fire to the occupied lands. A targeted attack on the Zionist regime's government complex in Tel Aviv, an attack on military and security facilities in Haifa, and an attack on East Jerusalem are part of the goals of the tenth wave," the Telegram channel said.

The statement recalled that Tehran had previously warned about the expansion of attacks on bases and "the occupied lands of enemy aggressors," and also promised that sirens in Israel would never stop. The text called on residents of areas that are being hit to distance themselves from military bases, security centers and government agencies and evacuate immediately.

The East is a big deal: Iran's response has upset the plans of the United States and Israel

The Islamic Republic proved to be more stable than the Pentagon and the IDF had hoped.

The Fars news agency reported on the same day that Iran, in response to the Lion's Roar military operation launched by the United States and Israel, launched a new wave of missile and drone strikes against American military bases, as well as shot down their fighter jet. On February 28, the Tansim news agency reported that the Iranian side had attacked a total of 14 American military bases, some of which were located in Qatar, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain.

Al Jazeera TV channel reported on March 2 that the Republic of Iraq's air defense systems repelled an attack by unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and missiles near Erbil airport. The day before, the Secretary General of the Iraqi paramilitary movement Najba, Arqam al-Kaabi, declared his readiness to support Iran in the conflict.

All important news is on the Izvestia channel in the MAX messenger.