Israel's navy carried out attacks in Yemen, as confirmed by N12, with local reports suggesting Houthi leaders were in the targeted power station's control room when it was struck by missiles, according to The Telegraph. Meanwhile, heavy smoke was observed rising from western Tehran this morning, though the cause remains unknown. These developments occur amidst heightened regional tensions, with a chairman of Iran's National Security Commission stating that a recent five-day battle was only part of Iran's military capability and predicting difficult days ahead for Israel. Further underscoring the friction, Larijani commented that the war with Israel revealed weaknesses and painful gaps within Iran's defenses, specifically mentioning the issue of Israeli penetration into the Iranian interior. Concurrently, the Lebanese Army stated it is monitoring the situation at the border with Syria and coordinating with Damascus, while denying reports regarding the Air Force and the general atmosphere in Syria. In a separate development, combat readiness has been raised across all axes in Saada, with heroes and employees reportedly ready to fight a "battle of national salvation," according to a statement shared on X. The report from the Middle Eastern region notes that the current situation is not being referred to in Israel.
