An Israeli airstrike has reportedly damaged the Tehran office of Qatari-based broadcaster Al Araby TV, marking another escalation in the ongoing Middle East conflict.
According to reports, the strike hit a building housing the network’s office in Iran’s capital, Tehran, causing extensive structural damage and forcing the suspension of live broadcasts.
Footage released by the station showed shattered windows, debris scattered across offices, and visible destruction both inside and around the building.
The broadcaster confirmed that the missile struck while staff were actively working, although all personnel were reported safe after the incident.
The Israeli military has not officially commented on the strike, and it remains unclear whether the media office was the intended target or affected as part of a wider operation in the area.
The incident comes amid intensifying hostilities between Israel and Iran, with multiple airstrikes reported across Tehran and other strategic locations as part of a broader military campaign.
The attack on a media facility is likely to raise fresh concerns among international observers over the safety of journalists and civilian infrastructure in conflict zones, as the war continues to expand across the region.
