The Iranian media claims the government of Iran is set to share the images of the captured Israeli F-35 pilots. Iran claims it has arrested two pilots of F-35 jets, and one of them is a woman.
Whereas Israel has not confirmed the news of the arrest of its two fighter pilots by Iran. According to Iranian sources, the pilots were captured after their aircraft were shot down during an aerial strike on Iranian territory.
Israel has launched a surprise attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities and targeted several of its top military commanders and scientists in a surprise attack on Friday last week. Since then, both countries have been hitting each other with missiles and drones.
Also on Tuesday, Iranian media reported that a “terrorist team” linked to Israel and armed with explosives had been arrested in a town southwest of Tehran.
In one of the high-profile targets, Iran has claimed to have hit Israel’s Mossad building in Tel Aviv. Missiles launched by Iran have struck multiple locations across the occupied Palestinian territories, with footage revealing that the Aman logistics center—part of Israel’s military intelligence complex in Glilot—remains ablaze following the attack.
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While the Israeli military has sought to downplay the incident by pointing to damage at a nearby bus parking area, reports suggest the missile strikes were aimed at highly strategic targets, including the Aman logistics facility and the Mossad headquarters in Herzliya.
Images that briefly surfaced in Hebrew-language media—before being swiftly removed—indicate that the impact site was indeed part of Israel’s military intelligence infrastructure. These visuals confirm that a highly sensitive security installation sustained a direct hit.
Hebrew media sources further report a strong likelihood that secret backup facilities associated with Unit 8200—Israel’s elite electronic surveillance and intelligence unit—were entirely destroyed in Herzliya.