Iran’s Revolutionary Guards vow to ‘pursue and kill’ Netanyahu

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards vows to target Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as the war with Israel and the United States continues. “If this child-killing criminal is alive, we will continue to pursue and kill him with full force,” say the Guards on their website Sepah News. Tel Aviv is also facing Tehran's attack. According to local media reports, Iran targets Israel with 6 ballistic missile salvos since Saturday midnight. Hezbollah also fires rockets, drones. Israeli Health Ministry reports that in the past 24 hours, 108 injured people have been taken to hospitals as a result of the conflict with Iran. The ministry also says that since the beginning of the war with Iran on February 28, 3,195 people have been admitted to hospitals, 81 of whom are currently hospitalized. This number includes both civilians and soldiers. Some 10 rockets were fired by Hezbollah at the Haifa area in the recent barrage, Hebrew media reports say. There are no reports of injuries.
In Iran, heavy airstrikes were reported across Isfahan early on Sunday, with explosions heard in several parts of the city. According to the reports, most of the explosions were heard in the city’s northern and southern districts. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt told Fox News that Iran’s ballistic missile capability has fallen by about 90% and its drone capability by around 95% since the start of the US-Israeli war. Leavitt also said the United States has sunk more than 65 Iranian naval vessels and struck over 6,000 targets across the country during the two-week campaign. “We are totally eradicating this threat of Iran building a nuclear bomb to threaten the world and to attack US troops and personnel in the region with their ballistic missile arsenal,” she said.

Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump said he was not willing to agree a deal with Iran to end the war "because the terms aren't good enough yet". The ​US ​State Department said it has ordered ‌non-emergency government employees ⁠and the family ​members ‌of government employees to ‌leave ​Oman, citing safety risks as ​the ​US-Israeli war ​on Iran ​continues.