US EditionIsrael bombs Iranian state TV during live broadcast
- On Monday, Israeli forces targeted the headquarters of Iran’s state-run media in Tehran during a live broadcast, resulting in smoke filling the studio and a temporary disruption of programming.
- The attack followed warnings issued by Israel to evacuate up to 330,000 residents in central Tehran, targeting Iranian military infrastructure disguised as civilian facilities.
- During the strike, news anchor Sahar Emami fled as smoke filled the studio, though Iranian broadcasting resumed from a backup site about 30 minutes later.
- Iran has suffered at least 224 deaths since Friday from Israeli strikes, while Iran retaliated with over 370 missile launches that killed 24 people and injured more than 500 in Israel.
- The incident marks an escalation in the Israel-Iran conflict with Israel claiming air superiority over Tehran and vowing further strikes, while Iran condemns the attack as war crimes and vows retaliation.
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"Their aim is silence — ours is truth"
This calculated assault killed two media workers — Nima Rajabpour, a news editor at IRIB's Khabar channel, and Masoumeh Azimi, a secretariat staff — during a live broadcast, marking a direct attack on press freedom and the public's right to information. Moments before the airstrike, Israel's so-called Defense Minister openly threatened to "disappear" Iran's state broadcaster, and issued an evacuation warning for Tehran's Third District, indicati…
CNN Steps In for Demolished Iranian State Media HQ, Carries Story of Popular Anger and Threat of Revenge
CNN reporter Frederik Pleitgen toured the Iranian state-controlled broadcasting headquarters that Israeli warplanes struck, pointing out the regime's destroyed tech and food remains as he noted that the attack had sparked calls for "revenge."The post CNN Steps In for Demolished Iranian State Media HQ, Carries Story of Popular Anger and Threat of Revenge appeared first on .
Press freedom advocates demand accountability after Israel bombs Iran state radio headquarters
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) condemned Israeli authorities on Monday after the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) struck the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) headquarters during the fourth day of fire exchanged between Israel and Iran. CPJ regional director Sara Qudah expressed deep concern over Israel’s bombing of Iranian state television while it was live on air, calling for an immediate end to such attacks. She further emph…
'We are in a war zone,' Iranians speak out as Israeli strikes continue hitting regime targets
As Israeli airstrikes pounded Tehran this week—including a direct hit on Iran’s state television headquarters—residents in the capital described a city gripped by fear and confusion.In exclusive comments to Fox News Digital, an independent journalist based in Tehran, who withheld their name for fear of reprisal, said, "I hate the Islamic Republic, but my country is under attack. Our house was shaking from the blasts and missiles an hour ago whil…
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