A major attack has taken place in Iran’s capital Tehran. This attack took place near the office of the Supreme Leader of Iran. It is being told that this attack took place in an area considered very safe, due to which the situation has become very tense. In this attack, an attempt was made to target Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. This is being said to be a joint attack by Israel and America.

Explosion near Supreme Leader’s office
A massive explosion occurred near the office of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Saturday. According to AP report, state TV has also confirmed the explosion in that area. According to Reuters, Khamenei is not in Tehran at this time. An Iranian official has confirmed that he has been taken to a safe place.

Pasteur area: the safest zone
The Pasteur area of ​​Tehran is considered the safest area of ​​the city. Many big government offices, the headquarters of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and the office of the President are present here. Due to the explosion near this area, questions have been raised on the security arrangements.

Attacks in different parts of Tehran
According to Iranian media, the Intelligence Department of IRGC has also been targeted. There are reports of attacks in the central part of the capital also. Fars News Agency has claimed that several missiles have fallen in the Republic area.

Israel’s ‘pre-emptive attack’
Israel has described this action as a ‘pre-emptive attack’. Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz has announced the imposition of ‘special and permanent emergency’ in the entire country.

sirens all over israel
Sirens were sounded in many parts of Israel amid reports of the attack. The Army said that people have been alerted to stay near safe places. In a statement released on Telegram, the Army said that this step has been taken to prepare for a possible missile attack.

Schools closed, crowd banned
The Israeli Army has said that normal functioning is being stopped throughout the country. Schools will remain closed, gathering of crowds will be prohibited and offices will remain closed except for essential services.