Iran and Israel launch relentless attacks against each other; Tehran prepares for a prolonged conflict.

Al Arabiya quoted a statement from the Israeli military saying that in the early hours of June 15, Iran continued to launch multiple missiles into Israeli territory, forcing air defense units to retaliate. "We also carried out strikes on several military targets within Iranian territory," the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) stated.

Witnesses reported that several missiles flew over the Israeli city of Jerusalem in the early morning hours. However, IDF units did not activate their air raid sirens there.

According to the latest updates from Israeli health services, the missile attack carried out by Iran in the early hours of June 15th killed at least one woman and injured 13 others when Tehran's weapons landed on a house in northern Israel.

Iranian media also confirmed that Israel carried out an airstrike on the Shahran oil depot near the capital Tehran. “The situation is under control, with the fire extinguished. The Israeli attacks also targeted military facilities in Tehran, causing some minor damage,” the Tasnim news agency reported.

In a statement issued afterward, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said its missiles and drones had attacked several Israeli energy facilities and infrastructure used to produce fuel for fighter jets. "Tehran's attacks will increase in frequency and intensity if Israel continues its hostile activities," the IRGC statement read.

A senior Iranian official, speaking on condition of anonymity, asserted that Tehran is prepared for a protracted conflict with Israel.

“We did not start the conflict, but we will decide how it ends. This is Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s war, and the result will be the destruction of the Tel Aviv government… Iran is defending its people, and US President Donald Trump needs to decide whether to waste American taxpayers’ money on Netanyahu’s ambitions,” an unnamed Iranian official told Al Jazeera.