Iran Warns Israelis to Flee as Missile Strikes Escalate: “You’re Not Safe Even Underground”

Sayyad condemned what he called the “criminal, weak, and corrupt Netanyahu regime,” stating that Israel had initiated a losing battle and that Iran had no choice but to respond with a “crushing and destructive blow” to the child-killing entity.

He confirmed that Iran’s armed forces have already “successfully” struck several sensitive sites in recent nights, including military and intelligence centers, command and decision-making locations, as well as residences of Israeli military leaders and scientists. “You are not safe, not even in your underground shelters,” he warned.

he Israeli army radio reported that a missile struck the Lachish area, resulting in four injuries.

Iran Warns of Broader War as Missile Strikes Escalate

Sayyad emphasized that Iran possesses complete intelligence on all vital and strategic Israeli locations and called on civilians to avoid being used as human shields.

In a related development, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Saeed Khatibzadeh announced that an Israeli missile had hit a building belonging to the Iranian Foreign Ministry in Tehran, causing injuries and hospitalizations. He called the attack a “war crime” and part of a broader “systematic aggression” against Iran.

General Mohsen Rezaee, a senior Iranian official, warned that continued Israeli aggression could ignite the entire region and said Iran is prepared to deploy “unknown tactics” if necessary.

On Sunday night, Iran launched a new missile barrage targeting Israeli sites across multiple regions, especially in Haifa. Israeli media reported that around 30 missiles were fired in the latest salvo. Fires and damage were reported in Jerusalem and northern areas, with injuries recorded.

Iran Holds Back Advanced Missiles as Direct War with Israel Intensifies

Meanwhile, Iranian media reported Israeli strikes inside Iran’s East Azerbaijan Province, and anti-air systems were activated in Ahvaz in the southwest.

Iran’s Fars News Agency quoted an official source stating that Tehran has not yet used its most advanced weapons. These include the “Fattah-2,” “Sejjil” and “Khorramshahr” missiles—each capable of carrying heavy warheads.

During recent missile raids, Iran reportedly used precision-guided “Kheibarshekan” and “Haj Qassem” missiles, which exposed vulnerabilities in Israel’s five-layer missile defense systems.

The Iran-Israel war has entered an unprecedented stage of direct confrontation, involving strikes on strategic infrastructure and vital assets on both sides.