According to Iran’s president, Bisishtan was injured in Israeli strikes

According to Iranian President Masoud Bezichane, he was slightly injured during an Israeli attack on Iran last month.

Iran, near the Revolutionary Guards, says that on June 16, it targeted six bombs of both arrival and entry points for a secret underground facility in Tehran, where Pizchian was attending an emergency meeting of the Supreme National Security Council.

The president is said to have suffered from the leg injuries, as he and the others fled through the emergency column. Iran has now been reported that it follows the infiltration threads by Israeli agents.

The FARS report has not been independently verified. Israel did not publicly comment on the report.

Videos published on social media during the 12 -day war showed frequent strikes against the mountain side in northwest of Tehran.

It has now been shown that the strikes on the fourth day of the war targeted an underground underground facility in Tehran, where the leading leaders of Iran were at that time.

The Fars News Agency report says that the Israeli strikes prevented all the six entry and exit points, as well as the ventilation system.

Electricity was also cut to the facility – but Pezeshkian managed to reach safety.

The Supreme National Security Council is a decision to make decisions in Iran after the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khounai.

Last week, Pizchitan accused Israel of trying to kill him – a claim that Israeli Defense Secretary, Israel Katz, said, who said that “changing the regime” was not a target in the war.

Israel wiped many of the leading army and army leaders at the beginning of the war.

Iranian leaders admit that they have been completely surprised, and there was a paralysis of decision -making for at least 24 hours after the attack.

Israeli officials admitted that Ayatollah Khouimni was also the goal – but they lost his followers when he was transferred to a safe secret site, largely cut off from the outside world.

There are still many questions about how Israel collects critical intelligence about the location of senior officials and leaders in Iran – not to mention sensitive secret facilities sites.

On June 13, Israel launched a sudden attack on the nuclear and military sites in Iran, saying it had acted to prevent Tehran from making nuclear weapons.

Iran – which has been retaliating with air attacks on Israel – denies seeking nuclear weapons and says that enriching uranium is for peaceful purposes.

On June 22, the air force and navy in the United States carried out air strikes and a missile against three Iranian nuclear facilities.

US President Donald Trump later said the attack “blurring” the accompanying, even that some American intelligence agencies had taken a more cautious view.