It started with a video.
Loud blasts. Smoke rising. Panic in the background.
A clip circulating on X claims there have been “non-stop strikes on IRGC targets in Tehran all morning,” describing this as day three of the conflict.
But here’s what we can confirm and what we cannot.
What Is Verified
Multiple international outlets have reported that Israeli and U.S. forces have carried out coordinated air and missile strikes on targets in Iran, including in and around Tehran.
Explosions have been reported in the capital.
Military infrastructure, command facilities, and security-linked sites have reportedly been targeted as part of ongoing operations.
Iran has responded with missile and drone activity across the region, escalating tensions significantly.
What Is Not Yet Confirmed
The viral caption claiming:
• “Non-stop strikes all morning”
• Specifically “IRGC targets only”
• A precise timeline labeling this as “day 3”
These details have not been independently confirmed in that exact form by major international news agencies at the time of this publication.
Social media moves fast. Military verification moves slower.
That distinction matters.
Why Responsible Reporting Is Critical
During active conflicts, dramatic wording spreads quickly. Videos may be authentic, but captions can exaggerate or simplify complex military operations.
At this stage:
• Explosions in Tehran are real and widely reported.
• Coordinated strikes have been confirmed.
• Full details about every target and strike frequency remain fluid and developing.
Escalation risks are high. But clarity matters more than speed.
The Bigger Picture
The region is on edge.
Retaliatory cycles are intensifying.
Diplomatic options appear strained.
Military language from multiple governments remains firm.
While this does not yet represent a full-scale ground war, the trajectory is serious.
If strikes continue at this pace, global political pressure will increase rapidly.
Final Word
The video circulating online appears consistent with reports of ongoing strikes in Tehran.
However, claims about “non-stop” attacks or specific exclusive targeting of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) should be treated cautiously until officially verified.
In moments like this, accuracy is not optional it is essential.
#BREAKING
— CyberFox (@CallOnAlert) March 2, 2026
⚡ Non-stop strikes on IRGC targets in Tehran all morning and we’re only on day 3 of this conflict. pic.twitter.com/QVZE3fAO0Z
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