Did Iran release 'new' videos of Israeli strikes on its military sites?

France 24Friday, December 5, 2025 at 1:41:30 PM
Did Iran release 'new' videos of Israeli strikes on its military sites?
  • A compilation of videos claiming to show new footage of Iranian military sites destroyed during the June 2025 conflict with Israel has emerged online, primarily shared by pro-Israel accounts. However, many of these clips have been identified as artificially generated content rather than authentic footage.
  • The dissemination of these videos raises concerns about misinformation and the potential manipulation of public perception regarding the military capabilities and actions of Iran and Israel in the ongoing conflict.
  • This incident highlights the escalating tensions in the region, particularly following recent Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon, which have resulted in casualties and further destabilization, underscoring the fragile security situation in the Middle East.
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