According to a report by Iran International, senior official Mohammad Reza Zahedi feared becoming an Israeli target in Iran and fled to Damascus on the morning of his assassination.

A newspaper connected to the Iranian regime published an editorial claiming that Syria and Russia are helping Israel eliminate senior Iranian commanders in an effort to push Iran out of Syria.

The LF stated that they would consider it a "political assassination until proven otherwise," though Lebanese authorities dispute this assertion.

There are reports of a number of Israeli diplomatic delegations being shuttered in preparation for possible Iranian retaliation for the strike in Syria. The Foreign Ministry refused comment.

Israel says that Iran has no new threats they are unaware of, and that they are prepared to contend with any attack.

According to foreign reports, Israel struck a structure adjacent to the Iranian embassy in Syria, eliminating senior Iranian officials and causing extensive damage to the structure.

IDF: "The IDF considers the Syrian regime responsible for everything occurring in its territory."

A drone launched towards Israel from Syria was identified in the early morning hours, and intercepted by an F-15.

Saudi Arabian and Syrian media reported that 2 Hezbollah operatives were killed by a missile strike in the al-Qasir area near the border. According to reports, the two were riding a civilian truck that was hit by a missile.

Following the strike against a luxury building in Syria attributed to Israel, another strike has reportedly been carried out against Iranian weapons storage facilities.

The IDF struck a number of targets in southern Lebanon and retaliated against failed launches from Syria by striking a Syrian Army weapons warehouse.

The airstrike apparently targeted an arms convoy along a route commonly used by the Revolutionary Guards to supply Hezbollah.

Reports in Iran that an IRGC senior adviser was eliminated in a strike attributed to Israel and reportedly aimed at an Iranian military HQ in the Damascus area.

In Syria, the IDF killed Hassan Akasha, who was in charge of Hamas' rocket launches in Syria. From the beginning of the fighting, he operated terror squads of the organization that fired rockets at Israel.

According to several Arab reports, the IDF carried out several attacks during Shabbat in Syrian territory against smuggling routes between Iran, Syria, and Lebanon.

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi reacted to the death of the commander of the Revolutionary Guards in Syria Seyyed Reza Mousavi, who was reportedly killed in an Israeli attack in Damascus. In his words he threatened that Israel "will pay the price for his elimination."

Hezbollah blamed Israel for the assassination of the commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards in Syria, according to them the assassination is a clear and brazen attack by the Zionist enemy.

In Syria, an Israeli attack was reported in the area of ​​Sayyidah Zaynab in the southeast of Damascus, which was aimed at weapons depots of Hezbollah and the Iranian militias in Syria. Iran confirmed that a senior commander in the Revolutionary Guards was killed in the attack.

In response to launches from Syrian territory towards Israel, IDF tanks attacked a military position of the Syrian army, all the rockets launched from Syria fell in open areas.