D32 Morning: IDF strikes Tehran and Beirut on dual front

Israel opened Tuesday morning with simultaneous operations against Iran and Lebanon, marking the third distinct strike wave of Day 32. The IDF posted a Farsi-language warning on X to residents of Tehran's Vard Avar district to evacuate 'in the coming minutes' — posting that Iran's internet blackout made impossible to read inside the country. Iranian media subsequently confirmed explosions in Tehran with power cuts in parts of the capital. In parallel, the IDF struck Hezbollah-linked infrastructure in Beirut, sending black smoke over the Lebanese capital. The coordinated dual-front morning wave continues IDF's pattern of maintaining tempo across both the main Iran campaign and the southern Lebanon theater simultaneously. Four IDF soldiers were also killed this morning in south Lebanon ground combat — the highest single-engagement IDF casualty count in Lebanon since the war began.

Key facts

• •IDF issued pre-strike Farsi warning for Tehran's Vard Avar district on X — unreadable due to Iran internet blackout
• •Iranian media: blasts in Tehran, power cuts in parts of capital
• •Black smoke over Beirut from IDF strikes on Hezbollah infrastructure
• •Four IDF soldiers killed in south Lebanon combat — same battalion, this morning
• •Third distinct IDF strike wave of Day 32 after overnight and pre-dawn waves