Israel extends the areas attacked in Iran. Tehran threatens to target military aid for Tel Aviv
Israeli missile attack on an oil warehouse in northern Tehran, Iran, on June 14, 2025. Photo: Mohamed Ali Berno / Sipa Press / Profimedia
The Israeli army announced on Saturday evening that it is attacking attacks in the Bandar Abbas region, a large port in southern Iran, in the Ormuz Strait, writes AFP, taken over by Agerpres.
The Israeli military campaign launched on June 13 against the Islamic Republic has been focused so far mainly on the center and west of the country.
The Israeli army “currently attacks drone storage facilities and a weapon installation (…) in the Bandar Abbas region”, informs a short military statement indicating a geographical extension of hostilities.
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The Iranian armed forces threatened on Saturday that they will hit the deliveries of military aid to Israel, on the 9th day of war between the two enemy countries, AFP reports.
“We warn that sending any military or radar equipment with a maritime vessel or plane, regardless of which country, to help the Zionist regime, will be considered a participation in the aggression against Iran and will be a legitimate target for the armed forces,” said a spokesman for the Iranian army in a video broadcast.
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The hostilities between Israel and Iran entered the second week. The Israeli forces hit strategic targets inside Iran, while the Tehran responded with rockets and drones especially on Israeli cities Tel Aviv and Haifa.
Shortly after the first Israeli attack, launched on June 13, Iran rejected the accusation that he was about to produce a nuclear weapon, stating that his nuclear program is exclusively a civil character.
