Iran's terrible missile attack on the Israeli intelligence office

International desk: Iran has launched a missile attack on the headquarters of Israel's spy agency Mossad located in the semi-autonomous Kurdistan region of Iraq.

Iran's Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) confirmed the matter on Monday night. In addition, the IRGC has also attacked the facilities of the Islamic State (IS) in Syria. News from Reuters, Times of Israel.

Iran launched the attack amid concerns over the escalating conflict in the Middle East over the Gaza war. The IRGC said in a statement that Israel recently carried out brutal attacks and killed commanders of the IRGC and resistance groups. In response, one of Mossad's main spy headquarters in Iraq's Kurdistan region was destroyed with a ballistic missile.

In addition, there was no immediate comment from Israeli government officials on this matter. Last month, three members of the IRGC, including a commander, were killed in Syria. Iran blamed Israel and announced retaliation. In a statement, the IRGC said, "We assure our nation that the operation of the IRGC will continue until the last drop of blood of the victims is avenged." Since October 7, Palestinian resistance group Hamas fighters have launched an unprecedented attack inside Israel. Since that day, Israel continues to attack Gaza indiscriminately.

In addition, Lebanon's Hezbollah also got involved in this tension later. Israel also bombed there. 130 Hezbollah members were killed. Meanwhile, the number of dead in Gaza has already reached 24,000. About 70 percent of them are women and children. In addition, more than 60,000 Palestinians were injured there.