Israeli forces have reportedly targeted oil and fuel facilities in Iran as the joint military pressure by Israel and the United States intensifies across the region.
According to emerging reports, the strikes focused on oil and fuel depots in , with the (IDF) clarifying that the operations were directed at energy storage sites rather than refineries or broader national infrastructure.
Amid the escalating attacks, unconfirmed reports also claim that , the police chief in , was killed during the airstrikes allegedly carried out by U.S. and Israeli forces.
Mohammadian has been widely criticised by opposition activists and human rights campaigners who accuse him of overseeing the violent suppression of anti-government demonstrations in Iran in recent years. Activist groups claim that thousands of protesters were killed during nationwide crackdowns, although the exact number of casualties remains disputed and has not been independently verified.
The reported death of the Tehran police chief, if confirmed, would represent a significant blow to Iran’s internal security structure. However, Iranian authorities have not officially confirmed the claim, and no formal statement has been issued by Tehran regarding his alleged death.
Meanwhile, unverified claims circulating on X (formerly Twitter), including posts from the account @HarmlessHQ, allege that elements of the (IRGC) have surrendered following the strikes. These reports remain unconfirmed and have not been supported by any official government or international sources.
The latest developments come as tensions between and Iran continue to escalate, raising fears among global security analysts that the confrontation could widen into a broader regional conflict involving major powers like Russia and China who have reportedly moving their war ships towards Tehran.
