Lebanese Hezbollah announced an advanced missile strike on the Israeli military's Shayetet 13 naval commando headquarters at the Atlit base south of Haifa, according to Iranian media reports.
Iranian media outlets are actively circulating reports of a new Hezbollah strike directed at Israeli naval forces. According to حامیان پزشکیان, an Iranian news channel aligned with the country's presidential administration, the Lebanese group targeted a highly sensitive military installation on the Mediterranean coast on March 12.
The pro-government outlet reported, "Hezbollah of Lebanon announced its unique missile attack on the headquarters of the special naval missions unit Shayetet 13 in the Atlit base of the Zionist regime army in the south of the occupied city of Haifa."
In a highly viewed secondary dispatch that was also covered by the regional news channel خراسان آنلاین, the channel emphasized the sophistication of the weaponry used in the assault. The report noted that the operation against the elite naval commando unit of the Zionist regime army was carried out utilizing advanced missiles. The coverage faithfully reflects the prevailing posture of Iranian state-aligned media, heavily promoting the tactical capabilities of Hezbollah while utilizing standard antagonistic terminology to describe Israeli territory and military apparatus.
The source material relies entirely on pro-Iranian government channels reporting statements from Lebanese Hezbollah. The terminology, such as 'Zionist regime army' and 'occupied city of Haifa,' has been translated directly and incorporated without sanitization to preserve the editorial stance and bias of the original Persian texts, as requested. The messages indicate a coordinated framing of the attack as a highly specialized and successful military operation utilizing advanced weaponry.