Israel says it destroyed Iran's communications center

JERUSALEM - The Israeli military said early Tuesday that it has bombed Iran's communications center with dozens of munitions and "destroyed" it.

The airstrikes came less than an hour after the military posted a warning in Farsi on social platform X, urging residents near the government-run radio and television headquarters in the Evin neighborhood to evacuate the area.

"Over the years, the Iranian Broadcasting Authority called for the destruction of the State of Israel and for the use of nuclear weapons," the military said, adding that the activities at the center were directed by the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps.

The military said it will continue to strike Iranian government infrastructure across Tehran.