In a preemptive strike of unprecedented magnitude, Israel executed a deep incursion into Tehran, targeting Iran's nascent nuclear infrastructure and eliminating key strategic figures, including Generals Hossein Salami and Mohammad Bagheri, precipitating the most severe conflagration since the Iran-Iraq War of the 1980s; justified by Israeli leadership as a necessary bulwark against an imminent existential threat posed by Iran's burgeoning nuclear ambitions, the assault, met with retaliatory drone deployments from Iran and Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's vow of "severe punishment," involved the decimation of approximately one hundred targets, notably Iran's primary nuclear enrichment site, leading to the immediate closure of regional airspace across Israel, Iran, Iraq, and Jordan, a concomitant surge in Brent crude futures, and stark warnings from Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz regarding the inevitability of immediate Iranian reprisals.