BREAKING: Iran Threatens Heavy Missiles; IDF Hits 3 Fronts; Gulf Water at Risk | TBN Israel

Iran has explicitly threatened seawater desalination facilities in the Persian Gulf, which are vital for the drinking water supply of Gulf states, providing 70% to 90% of their water. This represents a significant escalation, moving beyond oil infrastructure to directly endanger civilian life and potentially trigger a humanitarian crisis.

The commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guards claims 'steel monsters are on the way to destroy Israel' and explicitly targets 'seawater desalination facilities in the Persian Gulf which supply 70% and up to 90% of the drinking water for the countries in this region.'

The Israeli Air Force, with US support, executed a broad and coordinated strike deep inside Iran, hitting military headquarters and production sites across three major provinces: Tehran, Isfahan, and Shiraz. Targets included the Quds Force headquarters, missile production and storage, and air defense systems, indicating a strategy to dismantle Iran's military capabilities comprehensively.

The IDF destroyed 'headquarters and production sites in the heart of Iran. The strike was carried out in three major districts at the same time, Tehran, Isvahan, and also Shiraz. It included the use of more than 170 precision munitions dropped on dozens of military infrastructures.'

Iran's Revolutionary Guards and Air Force commanders declared an end to the era of 'light fragmenting missiles,' threatening to launch only 'heavy missiles' with warheads weighing over a ton of explosives. This is presented as psychological warfare to create a new sense of destructive threat, attempting to compensate for perceived quantitative declines in their arsenal.

The commander of Iran's revolutionary guards is threatening an unprecedented escalation. 'The era of light fragmenting missiles is over. From now on, only heavy missiles will be launched with warheads weighing more than a ton of explosives each.' The commander of the Iranian air force also stated, 'We will not launch missiles weighing less than a ton.'

Saudi Arabia has moved from observing to actively intercepting Iranian missiles and drones targeting its oil fields and eastern provinces. The kingdom issued a sharp message condemning Iranian attacks and reserving the right to defend its security, indicating its patience is exhausted and signaling potential further escalation.

During the night, Saudi defense forces intercepted a ballistic missile that was launched towards the eastern province. And also, two drones east of Elcaraj province. Earlier, nine drones were intercepted in the empty quarter on their way to the Shiabah oil field... 'Saudi Arabia is boiling with rage, and the Iranians continue to touch its most important assets.'

Iran's foreign minister explicitly stated that negotiations with Washington are 'no longer on the table,' adopting a firm stance. Concurrently, Iran threatened to block the Strait of Hormuz if attacks continue and offered safe passage to nations that expel Israeli and US ambassadors, attempting to use trade routes as a tool for diplomatic pressure.

The Iranian foreign minister Abasaraki stated 'negotiations with Washington are no longer on the table.' ... 'Whoever expels the ambassadors of Israel and the United States will be able to pass freely through the straight of Hmuz.'