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The Israeli military reports that it targeted several locations in Iran overnight, which included an IRGC facility along with various missile production and storage sites.

A US-Israeli airstrike hit Iran’s Natanz nuclear enrichment site, with Tehran informing the International Atomic Energy Agency that the Natanz facility was attacked on Saturday, although no radiation leak was observed.

The IRGC asserts that its air defense systems intercepted an Israeli fighter jet within Iranian airspace, marking the third such occurrence reported during the ongoing conflict.

In northern Israel, two buildings sustained damage from rocket debris following an assault launched from Lebanon.

Nations such as the UAE, Bahrain, the UK, France, and Germany released a joint statement denouncing Iran’s assaults on commercial vessels and infrastructure in the Gulf.

President Pezeshkian stated that Iran does not aim to engage in conflict with neighboring Gulf nations and other Muslim countries, referring to them as “brothers.”

GCC Secretary-General Denounces Israeli Assault in Syria

Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, the Secretary-General of the GCC, has vehemently denounced an Israeli assault aimed at military infrastructure in southern Syria.

“This act of Israeli aggression not only targeted Syrian land but also jeopardizes the very foundations of security and stability throughout the entire region,” stated a press release.

His remarks followed a day after the Israeli military announced it had attacked infrastructure belonging to the Syrian government in retaliation for assaults on Druze civilians in Suwayda.

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Iranian Individual Charged Over Alleged Attempt to Access UK Submarine Base

An Iranian individual and a Romanian woman have been charged following their alleged attempt to gain entry to a nuclear submarine base in Scotland, as reported by local law enforcement.

The two, aged 34 and 31, were apprehended on Thursday at HM Naval Base Clyde, which accommodates the United Kingdom’s fleet of nuclear-armed submarines.

British media outlets have referred to the pair as suspected Iranian spies.

Authorities indicated that they are scheduled to appear at Dumbarton Sheriff Court on March 23.

These charges arise in the context of the UK intercepting Iranian missiles and drones in the Gulf region.