Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Saturday that Israeli air forces had dealt "serious damage" to Iranian nuclear facilities and claimed that Iranian leaders are “packing their bags” in the face of the ongoing military campaign,
Euronews reports.
In a televised address, Netanyahu threatened to escalate the attacks further, delivering a direct warning to Tehran.
"In the very near future you will see Israeli Air Force jets over the skies of Tehran, we will strike every site and every target of the Ayatollah's regime, and what they have felt until now is nothing compared to what they will feel under the sway of our forces in the coming days," he stated.
"I talk to (world) leaders every day. And they express, I would say, tremendous admiration for both the resolve and determination of the state of Israel and the great achievements of our fighters, and there is reason to be truly proud of them and you should be proud of yourselves as well. We are in a fateful battle for our existence. We will fight until we achieve victory," Netanyahu concluded.
