Israel: Iranians Must Evacuate Areas Near Weapons Facilities - Jordan News
On Sunday, the Israeli military issued a warning to Iranian citizens, urging them to evacuate all weapons facilities until further notice. This came following a series of Israeli airstrikes, which Tehran responded to with volleys of missiles. اضافة اعلان The warning was shared by Israeli Army Arabic-language spokesperson Avichay Adraee on the platform X, in both Persian and Arabic. It stated: 'We urge everyone currently present—or who may be present in the near future—at any weapons reactors or facilities in Iran… For your own safety, we demand that you evacuate these facilities immediately and not return until further notice.' He clarified that the warning applies to all weapons factories and their supporting facilities across Iran. Meanwhile, Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant (or Israel Katz, based on context—please confirm the correct minister) announced that the Israeli military will continue targeting such sites in Tehran and elsewhere.
Since early Friday, Israel has been carrying out a large-scale offensive against sites in Iran, prompting missile retaliation by Tehran targeting Israeli-occupied territories. So far, at least 10 people have been reported killed. — (AFP)
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