Although Israel hasn't said anything about the exact model of aircraft used in the attack, it has denied Iran's claims.

As new operations unfold, Tehran appears cornered—its highest military leadership decimated, banking networks disrupted, and supreme leader underground. With Western powers weighing escalation, the coming days could determine whether this conflict ends in negotiation or spreads further across the region.

Israel claimed to have destroyed two Iranian F-14 fighter jets at Tehran's airport, releasing footage of the strike. However, Iran countered that the jets were actually decoys, suggesting Israel was misled by a "fake planes" ploy.

The Israeli Air Force has just released footage showing the destruction of two F-14 Tomcats (likely non-operational) on the ground. The Israel Defense

Israeli Air Force fighter jets operated over Tehran overnight, targeting infrastructure and facilities linked to Iran's nuclear project, under the command of the Intelligence Directorate. Source: Israel Defence Forces Details: The strike reportedly targeted more than 80 sites,

The tensions escalated after the Israeli military on Friday launched Operation "Rising Lion" and struck Iran's nuclear and military sites.

Iran’s state news agency IRNA said hundreds of ballistic missiles had been launched in retaliation for Israel’s biggest ever attacks on Iran, blasting Iran’s huge underground nuclear site at Natanz an

Israel executed a secret airstrike on Iran's nuclear facilities, primarily utilizing its advanced F-35I Adir stealth fighter jets. This operation signifies a major escalation in tensions, highlighting Israel's military prowess and growing concerns over Iran's rapidly advancing nuclear ambitions.