War on Iran: how the US-Israeli bid for regime change unfolded
Coordinated daylight assault on Tehran sparked Iranian retaliation and plunged the region into wider conflict
The bombs and missiles started falling on Tehran in full daylight, at about 9.15am, after the working day had started and the streets and offices were full.
Bombing campaigns in the modern era usually start at night, to heighten the target’s sense of disorientation and minimise the effectiveness of air defence.
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© Photograph: Amir Kholousi/ISNA/WANA/Reuters

© Photograph: Amir Kholousi/ISNA/WANA/Reuters

© Photograph: Amir Kholousi/ISNA/WANA/Reuters