Tehran Hit by Heavy Bombing on Day Seven of U.S.–Israel War on Iran

On the seventh day of the military conflict between United States‑ and Israel‑led forces and Iran, the Iranian capital of Tehran has been struck by intense bombardment, marking one of the most sustained waves of airstrikes since hostilities began.

Reports from the ground indicate that powerful explosions have shaken multiple areas in the city, creating thick plumes of smoke visible across Tehran’s skyline. The bombardment has been described as more intense than in previous days, with both military targets and civilian locations coming under attack.

Residential buildings, car parks, petrol stations and sites near Tehran University have reportedly been hit during the strikes, according to on‑the‑ground accounts. Authorities have also indicated that explosions were heard across different parts of the city, further underscoring the escalation in the intensity of the assault.

The ongoing strikes are part of a broader campaign involving coordinated military action by U.S. and Israeli forces.

Tehran and other Iranian cities have faced numerous attacks on strategic and regime‑linked infrastructure since the conflict began, with Tehran’s mayor reporting that hundreds of targets have been struck as the war expands.

The repeated bombardments have significantly damaged urban areas and heightened fears for civilian safety as the conflict continues to unfold.