Watch: Iranian Missile evades more than 10 Israeli interceptors before hitting the target as Iron Dome fails
This visual evidence of escalating conflict emerges at a moment of unprecedented tension, when the targeted killing of Iran’s highest authority has removed the last vestiges of diplomacy, replaced by the roar of engines over Kuwait and the devastating impact of missiles in the heart of Lebanon.
Iranian Missile Evades Israeli Interceptors: Watch
A crude, handheld video recorded from a terrace has become the defining image of the current missile exchange. The footage shows a dark sky suddenly lit up by the frantic ascent of more than ten interceptor rockets. In the background, panicked voices can be heard shouting “Oh my god” from onlookers as they witness the high-stakes cat-and-mouse game in the clouds. The Iranian missile, widely speculated to be the Fattah, known for its highly agile and maneuverable warhead, appears to be making a sudden and rapid adjustment to its trajectory. When the interceptors miss their target, a bright spark shines and the missile maintains its top speed, successfully hitting its target with an earth-shaking impact.
Watch the video here:
Iran-Israel latest situation: US F-15 Fighter Jet Crashes in Kuwait
The conflict has spread far beyond the borders of Iran and Israel. Early on Monday, March 2, Iranian state media IRNA reported that a US F-15 fighter jet was shot down in the skies of Kuwait. Although U.S. and Kuwaiti officials have yet to confirm the report, the claim underscores the dangerous proximity of U.S. forces to active war zones. Simultaneously, explosions were reported across the Gulf, including Bahrain, Dubai and Doha, with Iran targeting US military bases in direct response to the “illegal aggression” that led to the death of Ayatollah Khamenei.
Also read: US F-15 Crashes in Kuwait: Watch viral video of fighter jet crashing amid Israel-Iran war
Iran-Israel War: Larijani Rejects Diplomacy with US
Despite reports suggesting a move towards diplomacy, Iran’s Supreme National Security Council Secretary Ali Larijani flatly rejected any possibility of dialogue. On social media, Larijani rejected claims that the US and Oman were mediating and said, “We will not negotiate.” Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi echoed this stance, framing Iran’s missile strikes as a legitimate act of “self-defense” against American and Israeli attacks. This harsh stance indicates that regional tensions are unlikely to ease through diplomatic channels in the near future.
Ali Larijani’s X (old twitter) post:
Iran-Israel News: 31 People Killed in Lebanon in Israeli Attacks
Following Israel’s intensified attacks, human losses continue to increase in Lebanon, with at least 31 people dying. Rafi Milo, head of Israel’s Northern Command, warned that the intensity of these attacks would increase as long as Hezbollah continued firing Iranian-backed rockets. Meanwhile, the waves of conflict also reached India; Emphasizing the global sensitivity of the crisis, the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MHA) warned states to monitor possible violence and identify “pro-Iran radical preachers” following the ongoing attacks.
