An Iranian source denied the validity of what it described as “the Israeli army’s claims about targeting 20 sites inside the country.” While it considered this “untrue,” it downplayed the extent of the damage caused by the Israeli attack, saying that the number of targets was much less than that.

Esmail Qaani, the commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guards' Quds Force, is under heavy guard and interrogation as Iran intensifies its investigation into serious security breaches related to the killing of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah.

The nature of the training indicates an offensive nature, aiming to prepare these forces to carry out armed operations on the orders of the Iranian regime.

Two men linked to Iran's Revolutionary Guard are currently facing terrorism charges in the United States in connection with the interception of a ship in the Arabian Sea that killed two US Navy personnel earlier this year.

The New York Times reported that Iranian authorities arrested more than 20 people, including “senior intelligence officers, military officials, and guest house employees.”

The Minister of Information and Culture, Muammar Al-Eryani, warned of the dangers of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard moving, months ago, thousands of its cross-border sectarian militias of Pakistani and Afghan nationalities in batches to areas under the force of the control of the Houthi militia.