Iran eliminates high mossad commanders in attack with missiles to Tel Aviv

The Government of Iran said on Tuesday, 17, had made an missile attack on Israeli intelligence facilities in Tel Aviv, resulting in the death of several high-ranking officers and commanders. The information was released by Iranian state agency Tasnim and repercussions by Sputnik agency.

According to the report, the body of Islamic Revolutionary Guard (IRGC) would have reached a center described as the “Operational Planning Center” of the Mossad, Israel’s Foreign Intelligence Service. The installation would also house, according to the statement, activities of AMAN, the board responsible for Israeli Military Intelligence.

“The IRGC has carried out matte attacks against intelligence centers, including Mossad and Aman, and a significant number of senior Officers and Commanders of Israeli intelligence were killed,” Tasnim agency said.

To date, there has been no official confirmation or public response by the Israeli government about the truth of the attacks or on the alleged death of its officers. Iranian authorities also did not disclose specific data on the number of victims nor identified the names of the alleged dead.

The alleged offensive occurs amid a scenario of growing tension between Iran and Israel. The Iranian government has reiterated its willingness to respond to actions attributed to Israel, both in Iranian territory and in allied regions, as well as part of its regional security and dissuasive strategy.

The alleged missile attack also represents a symbolic climb, considering the statement that the target was located in Tel Aviv, Israel’s urban and political center.

Information about the exact origin of missile launch was not disclosed by the Iranian press, nor are there are independent images or records that confirm the damage or the impact of the offensive.

International security experts evaluate that if confirmed, the operation would represent one of the boldest direct attacks on Iran against critical facilities in the State of Israel. Mossad and Aman play central roles in Israeli intelligence operations, both in abroad and in the country’s internal security.

Tasnim did not clarify whether the attack was preceded by any specific event or is part of a direct response to recent actions attributed to Israel. Iran has been responsible for the Israeli government in recent years for sabotage operations, murders of scientists and cyber attacks carried out in its territory.

Sputnik’s report adds that Iran has sought to expand the visibility of its military and intelligence operations, with state media often highlighting IRGC actions in response to what it considers external threats. The absence of confirmation from independent sources, however, limits the verification of information provided by Iranian official channels.

In the international level, the news repercussions between analysts and security monitoring agencies in the Middle East region.

Israel’s allied countries carefully follow the movements, given the potential of new climbing in the indirect conflict between the two countries. The possibility of retaliation actions by Israel is not discarded by military observers.

Although the Israeli government has not issued pronouncements so far, safety sources heard by international vehicles under anonymity indicated that there are no public reports of tel Aviv missile attacks in the mentioned period.

Some sources also pointed out that, even in cases of secret operations, the lack of visual or auditory evidence in a densely populated area like Tel Aviv makes an attack without immediate local repercussion.

The absence of images, videos or alerts issued by Israel’s air defense systems, such as the Iron Dome, also raises doubts about the execution of the attack as described. Still, the Iranian official announcement may aim to demonstrate military capacity and strategic reach, regardless of its practical confirmation.

In parallel, the regional scenario is still marked by instability involving armed groups linked to Iran, such as Hezbollah in Lebanon and the hethis in Yemen. Israel has denounced these alliances as part of an Iranian strategy of strategic fencing, while Iran states that its actions are defensive and aimed at protecting allies.

Rhetorical escalation and operations announcements such as the one released on Tuesday reflect the continuity of an unlavod war between the two countries, focusing on intelligence operations, sabotage and indirect actions in third countries.

International observers warn that the absence of direct diplomatic mechanisms between Iran and Israel makes it difficult to contain climbing episodes and increases the risk of broader confrontations. The international community so far has not officially spoke out on the content of the Iranian report.

The development of facts in the next few hours may clarify the veracity of the attack, as well as indicate whether there will be Israel’s military response. The evolution of the regional conflict remains one of the main safety concerns in the Middle East.