Iran’s capital, Tehran, is currently under Israeli missile strikes.

There are civilian casualties. Water pipelines have been damaged, flooding the streets. The city is paralyzed by traffic jams, with some areas completely inaccessible by car.

Since noon, Israel has reportedly targeted the following sites in Tehran:

• IRGC General Staff
• Air Force Headquarters
• Ministry of Intelligence
• Ministry of Justice
• Ministry of Oil
• Ministry of Interior
• Ministry of Foreign Affairs
• Parliament building
• Tehran Police Headquarters
• Civil infrastructure (water and sewage systems)

Here’s a summary of the current Iran–Israel conflict as of today:

— Iran planned to transfer nuclear weapons to the Houthis and other allies, according to Netanyahu.

— Iran has launched around 30 missiles at Israel today. On day one, it was 200; on day two, 100; now just 30. Local media report that about half were intercepted by air defense systems.

— The war with Israel will continue for the next “several weeks” and could escalate further, a senior Iranian official said on state TV.

— Iran struck the weapons factory of Israeli defense company Rafael and Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv.

— Footage has surfaced showing strikes on Tel Aviv, Haifa, and possibly the Nevatim Airbase.

— In response, Israel hit one of Iran’s Foreign Ministry buildings. Civilians and diplomats were injured.

— Iran’s attacks are targeting Israeli leaders and scientists, a spokesperson for the Iranian armed forces said.

— Iran’s IRGC confirmed the death of intelligence chief Mohammad Kazemi in Israeli strikes.

U.S. aerial refueling planes are heading toward Europe in large numbers.

30 have already been transferred from U.S. territory.