Iran has made explosive claims that its missiles targeted and potentially hit Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s residence or bunker during a major barrage on Tel Aviv, utilizing advanced Kheibar Shekan missiles in retaliation for strikes on Tehran. Reports detail explosions near key sites, with Iranian media speculating on Netanyahu’s safety amid his recent absences. The Israeli government dismisses these as propaganda, while confirming interceptions and minor damages.

 The alleged strike follows U.S. actions against Iranian vessels near the Strait of Hormuz, heightening tensions and prompting regional air raid alerts. Netanyahu’s office labels the claims “fake news,” but the incident fuels uncertainty and calls for verification amid media restrictions. Broader attacks include hits on Israeli infrastructure, escalating the multi-front war.

 Speculation abounds on the implications for leadership and the conflict’s trajectory, with international observers monitoring for further escalations.

The claims add to the psychological warfare, as both sides exchange blows. Details remain unconfirmed, heightening global anxiety.