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State-aligned Iranian media channels claim the United States is firing surface-to-surface missiles into Iran from Kuwait, releasing a video they describe as definitive proof following massive explosions in Tehran.

The United Arab Emirates has temporarily closed its airspace as a precautionary measure, according to Iranian media reports following severe explosions in Tehran.

A series of intense early morning explosions shook western Tehran on Monday, targeting Mehrabad Airport and strategic fuel infrastructure amid allegations of foreign strikes.

Tehran's transit authorities announced free bus services for traditional end-of-year cemetery visits, coming hours after severe explosions rocked the western part of the Iranian capital.

Following a heavy bombardment of Tehran on March 16, Donald Trump claimed the military strikes have caused so much damage it will take Iran a decade to rebuild, though he declined to declare the operation finished.

Warning sirens and explosions were reported in the UAE as its Defense Ministry announced interceptions of Iranian missile and drone attacks. The incident follows a series of severe explosions in Tehran earlier the same day.

A densely populated residential complex in Arak has been severely damaged in a missile strike, with pro-government Iranian channels attributing the attack to US and Israeli forces amid a broader wave of intense bombardments across the country.

The US Central Command stated that the Islamic Republic has indiscriminately targeted Persian Gulf countries over 300 times in the past two weeks, dismissing Iranian claims of concern for civilian safety in the UAE.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has accused Israel of war crimes following strikes on fuel reservoirs in Tehran, stating the attacks will cause multi-generational environmental and health damage.

Iranian state-aligned channels are broadcasting footage of missile strikes targeting central Israel, declaring that Israeli shelters have been compromised following severe explosions in Tehran earlier today.

The Israeli military launched simultaneous, large-scale airstrikes across Tehran, Shiraz, and Tabriz early Monday, heavily damaging Iranian air defenses and targeting Mehrabad Airport, while also initiating limited ground operations against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon.

Iranian media channels report that Saudi Arabia's Prince Sultan Air Base has been targeted once again, coming on the same day as massive explosions struck Tehran.

Vessel traffic through the strategic Strait of Hormuz reportedly plummeted to zero for the first time on Saturday, preceding a massive wave of explosions that struck strategic infrastructure in Tehran early Monday morning.

A heavy wave of airstrikes and explosions hit Tehran and several other Iranian cities early Monday morning, targeting airport infrastructure and military sites in what local and opposition networks describe as extensive Israeli and US attacks.

Authorities in Dubai are working to contain a fire caused by a drone attack near the city's international airport, an event occurring on the same day as massive explosions at Iran's Mehrabad Airport.

Iranian state-affiliated channels report that an Iranian missile successfully bypassed air defenses to strike central Israel, hours after massive explosions targeted strategic infrastructure in Tehran.