While US President Donald Trump called for the Iranian supreme leader to surrender, Tehran confirmed it use undetectable ballistic missiles against Israel causing devastated damages to the Tel Aviv and allies.
China's XI Jinping called for de-escalation of the tensions between Israel and Iran.
Iran military has prepared ballistic missiles ready for American bases and assets in the middle east should US entered the war. Iranian sources confirmed.
Iranian Revolutionary Guard said the force targeted Israeli air bases that are being used against Iran.
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 17, 2025
DEESCALATE!
— President Xi Jinping - Commentary (@PresidentXiCHN) June 17, 2025
According to the Iran's Ministry of Defense, a new and undetectable missile in a recent strike targeting Israeli intelligence facilities were deployed.🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran prepares ballistic missiles for strikes on US bases in case America enters war. pic.twitter.com/kwELmlkGZ7
— Iran Military Media (@IranMilitary__) June 17, 2025
“In today’s attack, we deployed missiles that could not be tracked or intercepted,” Talaei-Nik stated, asserting that the new technology successfully bypassed Israel’s layered air defense systems.
According to Al Jazeera, he referred to the strike as a “surprise” for Israel and warned that more such operations are to come.
According to Iranian officials, the strike hit two critical Israeli intelligence assets — a military intelligence center and a Mossad operations planning facility.
While Israel has not officially confirmed the extent of the damage, military sources say the country’s northern and central regions remain on high alert.
Talaei-Nik added that the Israeli military is not equipped for a prolonged conflict, suggesting that the balance of military readiness now favors Iran.
“The Zionist regime cannot withstand a long war,” he said.
He further claimed that Iran’s armed forces possess advanced systems “some of which have not yet even been deployed.”
This latest development comes amid an escalating confrontation between Israel and Iran, now in its sixth day.
Both sides have exchanged missile strikes and cyberattacks, with significant regional and international implications.
While Iran touts the effectiveness of its new missile capabilities, Israeli officials have reiterated their resolve to dismantle Iran’s military infrastructure, particularly its nuclear and ballistic programs.
The use of next-generation weaponry by Iran — if verified — may mark a turning point in the conflict, raising concerns over further escalation and the broader regional fallout.
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