India, March 2 -- Iran has claimed that its Kheibar Shekan missiles struck the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, intensifying uncertainty around the fate of Israel's leadership as hostilities across the Middle East sharply escalate.

According to Iran's state news agency IRNA, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said it had targeted key Israeli government and military installations during a new wave of missile strikes.

These included the prime minister's office in Tel Aviv, air force-related facilities, and security locations in Haifa and east Jerusalem.

Israeli authorities have issued no confirmation of any strike on the prime minister's office.

Israel acknowledged incoming Iranian fire but stopped short of...