NEW: IRGC announced that five of its members were killed in Khorramabad, Lorestan Province, as a result of an Israeli attack carried out this morning.

Iran's Ministry of Health:

Since the beginning of Israel's attacks on Iran, 430 civilians have been killed and more than 3,500 others have been injured.

German CDU Politician Roderich Kiesewetter:

We are prepared to defend Israel's security with our lives.

Senior Iranian official to CNN:

Iran has changed its missile policy and replaced quantity with quality.

Senior Iranian official to CNN:

We are using advanced precision missiles against sensitive sites instead of launching a large number of missiles.

Senior Iranian official to CNN:

Fewer launched Iranian missiles shouldn’t make Israel rejoice. It should stay quiet — and watch the new balance shaped by Iran’s superior power.

Significant damage at Israel's Beit She’an after Iranian drone strike hit.

Israeli Apache helicopter chasing Iranian Shahed-136 drone over Israel.

Iran's Foreign Minister Araghchi:

Diplomacy has succeeded in the past and can succeed now.

This is Tel Aviv, not Gaza.

Turkish FM Hakan Fidan:

Israel is dragging the region into catastrophe with its attack on Iran.

The international community must restrain Israel.

We’re doing our utmost to find lasting solutions to Israeli actions.

Turkish FM Fidan:

This isn’t a Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, Yemen or Iran issue — it’s clearly an Israel problem.

NEW: Iranian nuclear scientist Dr. Seyed Isar Tabatabaei Qomsheh and his wife were killed by Israel at their home.

Turkish President Erdogan:

Israel will not achieve its goals.

90 years ago, Hitler started WWII—today Netanyahu is on the same path.

Internet partially restored in Iran after ~62-hour shutdown, but service remains limited and below normal levels.

Turkish President Erdogan:

I call on countries with influence over Israel not to listen to its ‘poison’; a solution must be found through dialogue.

Turkish President Erdogan:

Our 2 million brothers and sisters living in Gaza have been struggling to survive for 21 months under conditions worse than even the Nazi concentration camps.

Turkish President Erdogan:

Israel's attacks on Gaza, Lebanon, Yemen, Syria and most recently on Iran can only be described as acts of banditry.

Turkish President Erdogan:

Istanbul and Tehran share a common destiny.

It is essential for the 2 billion-strong Islamic world to emerge as an independent center of power. We are on the threshold of an era in which the Islamic world will play a much greater role.

First, we must resolve our internal disputes—if we don’t claim our issues with unity and will, we serve others’ interests.