Tehran: Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi accused the Israeli government of trying to cover up the extent of the damage caused by Iranian missiles, warning that worse was yet to come. Araqchi said last night in a post on the X platform that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "doesn't want you to see how the powerful Iranian armed forces are punishing Israel for its aggression."

According to National Iraqi News Agency, Araqchi continued, "Here's what our men and women on the ground have reported: widespread destruction caused by our missiles, an Israeli leadership in a state of panic, and air defenses in disarray. And this is just the beginning." Araqchi attached to his post a screenshot of a news report published by France 24 stating that Israel had banned live broadcasts of its airspace during the missile attacks, and that the Israeli army had prohibited filming of missiles falling near security sites.

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced today that the 37th wave of Operation "True Promise 4" lasted for more than three hours, involving the launch of a large number of super-heavy "Khorramshahr" missiles in a multi-layered and continuous attack against US and Israeli bases.