Iran Claims Mossad HQ Hit in Tel Aviv,

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Tel Aviv, Israel – Web Desk: Iran has claimed that its Revolutionary Guards struck and destroyed the Mossad headquarters in Israel’s capital, Tel Aviv, amid ongoing retaliatory attacks on the country.

Media outlets report that the claim originates from Iranian sources, but no independent verification from international or local news organizations has been confirmed. A video circulating on social media, purportedly showing the attack, has been flagged as AI-generated and misleading.

Fact-checkers have indicated that the clip is not an authentic representation of any attack on Mossad facilities. While Iran continues its series of strikes on Tel Aviv and surrounding areas, causing damage to buildings in the city, the reported destruction of the Mossad headquarters remains unverified.

The situation underscores the heightened tensions in the region and the spread of unverified information on social media, highlighting the need for caution when evaluating claims related to military actions in Israel.

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