It is reported that the President of Iran Petsshian was injured in Israeli strikes

Iranian President Masud Petshki is reported to be slightly wounded during one of Israel’s attacks against Iran last month.

Iranian state -owned FARS news agency, close to the revolutionary security, says that on June 16, six bombs are aimed at both access and entrance points of a secret underground facility in Tehran, where Pzeshkian is present at an emergency meeting of the Supreme Soviet for National Security.

It is alleged that the president suffered injuries to his feet while he and others fled through an emergency shaft. It is now reported that Iran follows leading penetrations from Israeli agents.

The FARS report has not been verified independently. Israel has not commented publicly in the report.

Videos, published on social media during the 12-day war, showed repeated strikes against a mountain country in northwestern Tehran.

Now it has emerged that the strikes on the fourth military day are aimed at a secret underground facility in Tehran, where Iran’s best leaders were at that time.

The FARS News report is said to be the Israeli strikes blocking all six entry and exit points, as well as the ventilation system.

The electricity of the facility was also cut off – but Pzeshkiyan managed to reach safety.

The Supreme National Security Council is the best decision-making body after Supreme Leader Ayatola Ali Hamenei.

Last week, Pesseshkian accused Israel of trying to kill him – a claim denied by Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz, who said the “change of regime” was not the goal of the war.

Israel deleted many of the best commanders of IRGC and the army at the very beginning of the war.

Iranian leaders admit that they were completely surprised and there was a decision paralysis at least the first 24 hours after the attack.

Israeli officials acknowledged that Ayatola Hamenei was also the goal – but that they lost it when it was moved to a secure place, cut to a large extent by the outside world.

There are still many questions about how Israel has collected critical intelligence about the location of Iran’s senior officials and commanders – not to mention the locations of sensitive secret facilities.

On June 13, Israel began a surprising attack on nuclear and military sites in Iran, saying he had acted to prevent Tehran from making nuclear weapons.

Iran – who avenges with air attacks against Israel – denies to strive to develop nuclear weapons and says that his enrichment as Uranus is for peaceful purposes.

On June 22, the Air Force and the US Navy carried out air and missiles against three Iranian nuclear facilities.

Later, US President Donald Trump said the attack “deleted” the facilities, even when some US intelligence agencies have taken a more precautionary look.