Coordinated Strikes Hit Iranian Supreme Leader's Residence Amid Reports of Planned Attacks on US

Some 30 bombs were claimed by international media to have been dropped on the residence of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. According to reports, Tehran was specifically identified after his specific location was identified and then bombed by a series of Israeli warplanes. According to reports, Israeli and US intelligence agencies knew in advance that Khamenei met with the political and military top leadership at those addresses. The intelligence agencies of the two countries had been waiting for such an opportunity for a long time. On Saturday, a decision was made to launch a coordinated attack. According to reports, three possible locations were to be met that day. The intelligence identified them in advance. Highly accurate surveillance confirmed Khamenei's presence. The targets were then hit. A source in the US administration claimed that Washington had information that Iran was planning to attack multiple locations in the United States. The administration did not prepare for a retaliatory strike. After receiving information from Khamenei about such an opportunity on Saturday, the intelligence agencies of the two countries decided on a coordinated strike. According to the report, the president ordered a series of missile strikes and drone strikes on Tehran.