Iran's IRGC has launched a new round of operations including missile and drone attacks on Tel Aviv using Khaibar missiles, according to state media.

Iran's IRGC has launched a new round of operations including missile and drone attacks on Tel Aviv using Khaibar missiles, according to state media.

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has reported conducting a new phase of military operations against Israel, involving Khaibar missiles and drone strikes targeting Tel Aviv, Haifa, and East al-Quds, according to state-affiliated media. The IRGC described the actions as part of “Operation True Promise 4,” with the tenth wave of attacks focusing on governmental complexes, military installations, and security centers in Israeli-occupied territories as reported. The group issued warnings for civilians to avoid military and government sites, emphasizing ongoing escalations in the conflict.

The attacks have intensified regional volatility, with air raid sirens reported in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. While specific economic damages remain unquantified, the strikes risk disrupting trade, tourism, and energy markets in an already fragile region. Analysts note that prolonged hostilities could exacerbate inflationary pressures, particularly if critical infrastructure or transportation hubs are affected. Additionally, the involvement of U.S. military bases in regional targets, as claimed by Iranian state media, may amplify geopolitical risks, potentially influencing global investor sentiment and commodity prices.

The IRGC reiterated earlier warnings that “the sounds of sirens in Israel will never stop,” signaling potential for further escalations. Financial markets remain sensitive to such developments, with investors closely monitoring diplomatic efforts and sanctions-related impacts on regional economies.