Missiles launched from Iran toward Israel, Israeli military says

Several police personnel were wounded when Israel targeted the headquarters of Tehran’s police command, the force confirmed in a statement Sunday.

The building sustained what officials described as “minor damage.”

For full coverage of earlier developments, see our previous live blog here.

Rescue teams recovered another body from the rubble of a residential building in Bat Yam on Sunday, hours after it was struck by an Iranian ballistic missile, bringing the confirmed death toll to seven.

Three people remain unaccounted for, with search efforts ongoing. So far 11 people have been killed and some 200 injured in Iran attacks on Israel.

The United States is directly complicit in Israel’s attacks on Iran, President Masoud Pezeshkian told a cabinet meeting Sunday and warned that continued aggression would be met with harsher retaliation.

"Israel could not act without American consent," he said, citing a reported exchange between a US official and Iranian FM Abbas Araghchi.

Pezeshkian added that Iran does not seek war but said "the armed forces — both the military and Revolutionary Guards — would respond with increasing force if attacks persist."

Khomeini Airport authorities denied reports of an Israeli airstrike on its premises Sunday, saying no incident had occurred on airport grounds, according to a public statement.

However, video footage shared with Iran International showed explosions and rising smoke in the vicinity of the international airport, suggesting nearby areas may have been targeted.