Israel reportedly launched airstrikes on Sunday, March 1, 2026, targeting key Iranian regime bases in Tehran responsible for suppressing civil unrest, according to the Wall Street Journal.
The strikes hit the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' Tharallah Headquarters, which coordinates intelligence, policing, Basij militia, and psychological operations during protests. Additionally, the special-units headquarters of the Iranian police command, Faraja, known for riot control, was also struck.
These operations are part of a broader Israeli campaign against Iranian targets, following the recent killing of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and other senior officials. The strikes specifically focused on facilities actively involved in recent protests, signaling a strategic shift by Israel to target not only military assets but also the internal security infrastructure of the Iranian regime.
This escalation, reaching into Tehran's political-security core, underscores the increasing volatility in the Middle East and could exacerbate internal challenges within Iran, potentially impacting regional stability and global energy markets. Israeli officials have not yet commented on the reported strikes.
Israel Is Blowing Up Iran’s Police State to Clear the Way for a Revolt(current)
Originally reported as: “Israel Is Blowing Up Iran’s Police State to Clear the Way for a Revolt”
