Hezbollah has claimed responsibility for rocket and drone attacks in northern Israel
Throughout the early hours of today, sirens were sounding in northern Israel due to incoming rockets from Lebanon.
Hezbollah claimed responsibility for the attacks, providing details about the targets.
According to the organization, its fighters launched rockets toward the city of Metula at 05:00 local time and toward the village of Shtula at 06:20. Additionally, it claims to have carried out a drone attack on the Ravidya base in the occupied Golan Heights and launched rockets at a target in the village of Ghajar at 06:25.
The situation remains tense along Israel’s northern border, with residents on alert and Israeli forces strengthening security measures and air defense.
Kuwait intercepts four drones
Kuwait’s National Guard announced that it shot down four drones after air raid sirens were activated in the country for the second time within a few hours.
Authorities have not yet provided further details about the origin or target of the drones, while residents remain on alert as security forces continue to monitor the country’s airspace.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards threaten Israeli and American universities in the Middle East
Iran accused the U.S. and Israel of deliberately attacking “several universities and research centers” during the war, including Isfahan University of Technology and the Iran University of Science and Technology in Tehran.
In a statement, the Revolutionary Guards threatened Israeli and American universities in the region, saying they are now considered “legitimate targets.”
Sirens sound every few minutes in northern Israel
Sirens have not stopped sounding in northern Israel, as Hezbollah intensifies its attacks, creating constant pressure along the border with Lebanon.
Missile warnings continued throughout Saturday and into the early hours of Sunday. According to the Israeli army, within the last hour a missile launched from Iran targeting southern Israel was detected. Sirens sounded in the Negev and Dead Sea areas before authorities announced the projectile was intercepted. A similar incident had occurred earlier, with another missile from Iran also intercepted.
With Yemen’s Houthis now opening a third front, Israeli air defenses are also monitoring the southern axis, while the main front remains along the northern border. During the night, Israeli forces carried out ground operations in southern Lebanon, engaging in increasingly intense clashes with Hezbollah fighters.
Residents of border areas are receiving continuous warnings to immediately move to shelters, as rockets are launched from across the border. According to Israeli authorities, approximately 250 rockets and various types of projectiles were launched by Hezbollah toward targets in southern Lebanon and within Israeli territory, confirming the escalation of the conflict.
Smoke rises in northern Tehran after powerful explosions
Powerful explosions shook the northern suburbs of Tehran in recent hours, causing concern among residents. Smoke is rising from the mountainside of the city, while there is still no confirmed information regarding the targets of the attacks.
At the same time, several explosions occurred throughout the night in Karaj, west of Tehran. The area hosts many military facilities, but there are reports that civilian targets were also hit.
Authorities have not yet released official details about the incidents, while residents remain on alert due to the multiple explosions and instability in the capital and surrounding suburbs.
ASPIDES warns of Houthi strikes on commercial ships in the Red Sea
The Houthis are threatening attacks on commercial vessels in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, according to an update from Operation EUNAVFOR ASPIDES.
“We call on the entire maritime industry to remain vigilant, as the possibility of attacks against all ships sailing in the wider region cannot be ruled out,” the statement adds.
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