Iranian military source: The war will expand to include US bases in the region.

An Iranian military spokesman stated that missile attacks on Israel would be 20 times more intense than previous attacks, while an Iranian military source said that the war would expand in the coming days to include US bases in the region.

Iran's Fars News Agency quoted a military source it described as "informed" as saying that the war, which began with Israeli attacks, will expand in the coming days to include all occupied territories and US bases in the region.

He added, "The aggressors will be the target of our decisive and widespread response," stressing that military leaders confirm that the confrontation will not be limited to the limited actions carried out last night.

The absolute military source also said that the Iranian strikes "will continue and will be extremely painful for the aggressors and will make them regret it."

In the same context, Mehr News Agency reported that Iran has informed Washington, Paris, and London of expanding attacks on Israel.

According to what Reuters reported, citing Iranian state media on Saturday, Iran warned the United States, Britain, and France that their bases and ships in the region would be targeted if they helped counter Tehran's attacks on Israel.

Iran's National Security Council announced that it held a meeting yesterday ahead of Iran's response to Israel, and "reviewed plans to continue responding to any enemy aggression."

The Israeli Home Front Command said Saturday morning that a sixth batch of missiles was launched from Iran, targeting large areas of Israel. The Iranian attacks, in the latest toll, left three Israelis dead, two of whom were killed in a shelling of the city of Rishon LeZion, south of Tel Aviv, while an Israeli woman was killed in an Iranian missile attack in the city of Ramat Gan early Saturday morning. The number of injured reached about 90 Israelis, amid talk of unprecedented destruction in the greater Tel Aviv area.

Source: Al Jazeera + Agencies + Iranian Press