“For your safety, please leave around these facilities immediately and not work in these places until further notice. Being near these objects threatens your life,” warned the Israeli armed forces, posting entries in Arabic and Farsi.
In the recording published on account X kept in Farsi, the spokesman for the Israeli army Kamal Penhasi called for leaving the area of ammunition and weapons factories located in the territory of Iran.
Israel began massive attacks on Iran on Friday morning, claiming that their goal is nuclear and military facilities. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that day that Iran has enough enriched uranium to build nine atomic bombs. Iran called the attack “declaration of war” and responded by sending drones and ballistic missiles towards Israel.
Israel shelled, among others Uranium enrichment plants, military goals, fuel magazines, gas fields and airports. The commanders of the Iranian armed forces and scientists involved in the development of the nuclear program also died in the attacks.
Sunday is the third day of mutual Israeli-Iranian fire. At least 13 people in Israel have been killed since Friday, and-according to the media-at least 140-150 in Iran.
