Israel-Iran Conflict: Dramatic visuals have emerged online, showing a missile strike hitting the compound of the Iran State TV studio. The anchor, Sahar Imami, who was midway through the bulletin, had to get up and leave as the entire studio shook with the impact of the missile.
Missiles have been raining from the skies across most of Iran, especially its capital, Tehran, as Israel has claimed "total air superiority" over the gulf nation as hostilities grow exponentially between the two arch rivals. In one such attack, an Israeli missile hit an Iranian State news broadcast station.
Dramatic visuals have emerged online, showing a missile strike hitting the compound of the Iran State TV studio. The anchor, Sahar Imami, who was midway through the bulletin, had to get up and leave as the entire studio shook with the impact of the missile. Chants of "Allah-hu-Akbar" can be heard in the background as she manages to escape.
Local reports in Tehran suggest that Ms Imami and the staff at the studio are safe and injury-free. There are claims that she may have resumed her duty to report the incidents arising out of the conflict. NDTV cannot independently verify these claims.
Israel has said that it is well on track to achieve its objectives as the conflict escalates and civilians in both countries run for cover.
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