US Airstrikes on Iran: America entered Iran and rained bombs, air defense system active in Tehran; Know which cities were targeted


The biggest and worrying news of this time is coming out from the Middle East. The ongoing military conflict between America and Iran now seems to be completely out of control. American fighter jets have penetrated inside the border of Iran and carried out rapid air strikes on many major cities. After these horrific attacks, Iran’s capital Tehran has been put on high alert.

The tension can be gauged from the fact that for the first time after the ceasefire in April, Iran’s missile air defense system has been activated in the skies of Tehran. US Air Force spy and refueling planes are continuously circling in the skies of the Gulf.

American bombs fell on these major cities of Iran

According to Iranian media and news agencies, this recent bombing by the US Air Force has shaken the central and western provinces of Iran. Mainly these three cities have been targeted:

  • Khondab: American fighter planes have carried out two massive air strikes on the outskirts of Khondab city located in the central Markazi province of Iran. The local Deputy Governor has also confirmed these massive explosions.

  • Khorramabad: At least two massive explosions were heard in Khorramabad city, about 490 kilometers south-west of the capital Tehran, causing panic among local residents.

  • Borujerd: There are also reports of several serial explosions near this important city in western Iran. After these attacks, the Iranian army’s movements in the entire region have reached their peak.

Air defense active in Tehran, heavy movement in outskirts

Seeing the seriousness of the attacks, the Iranian Army has transformed its capital into an impenetrable fort. Although there have been no reports of direct bombing of the main city of Tehran, defense experts believe that sensitive military areas outside Tehran have been hit. Parchin or Pakdasht The air defense missile system has been triggered due to suspicious activities near. Iranian authorities have not yet shared official figures of loss of life and property in these attacks.

American spy and refueling aircraft tracked in the sky

Public flight-tracking platforms (Flight Tracking Apps) are also testifying to this major military operation. The following modern US Air Force (USAF) aircraft have been continuously tracked flying over the region’s skies:

  1. KC-135 Stratotanker (3 aircraft): To refuel fighter jets in the air.

  2. KC-46A Pegasus (2 aircraft): Deployed to increase the reach of American fighter planes.

  3. E-3 Sentry (AWACS): Advanced Airborne Warning and Control System that monitors every movement of the enemy from the sky.

Secret Mission of Stealth Fighter Jets: Military experts say that these aircraft visible on tracking apps are just a small part of this larger operation. Many dangerous American stealth fighter jets (like F-35 or B-2) that carry out actual attacks are carrying out this mission without sharing their data (in Radar Evading Mode).

Iran’s strict warning: ‘We do not want war, but will not retreat either’

Iran’s chief negotiator amid this horrific bombing Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf A big and strict statement has come out. Speaking to international media, Ghalibaf said:

“Tehran has never initiated war on its own, but it is ready to fight with full force against the US to protect its national interests and sovereignty. Our diplomacy and presence at the negotiating table should not be mistaken for our weakness, it is a part of our military preparedness.”

The Iranian negotiator bluntly warned the US that if Iran does not get any economic or strategic benefits from the previous agreements with Washington, then Tehran will have no compulsion to respect the mutual understanding (MoU) and the ceasefire.