A new wave of air and missile strikes has reportedly targeted numerous security and military installations belonging to the Islamic Republic across Eastern Kurdistan, according to local sources and materials received by Ta Azadi.

The attacks, attributed in multiple field reports to the United States and Israel, struck facilities associated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), law-enforcement forces, intelligence agencies, and administrative structures in several cities including Saqqez, Sanandaj, Bukan, and Marivan, as well as other locations across the region.

Saqqez: Police Command Targeted by Missile Strike

According to local sources, at approximately 20:15 on March 4, the Law Enforcement Command headquarters in Saqqez, located near Shafa Hospital, was struck by four missiles.

Reports indicate that multiple IRGC and police facilities across the city were targeted during the same wave of attacks.

Additional reports from Tuesday evening state that Police Station No. 12, the Public Security Police office, and the Cyber Police (FATA) unit, located opposite Laleh Park, as well as the Baharestan Cultural and Sports Center in the Baharestan neighborhood, were also hit.
Local sources claim that IRGC personnel had been stationed at some of these facilities.

Bukan: Explosion at Governor’s Office

In Bukan, reports describe a large explosion around 20:00 on March 4 at the city governor’s office building.

According to information received by Ta Azadi, the blast was described by witnesses as extremely powerful. Some local reports claim that several bodies recovered from the site were severely burned or fragmented.

Witnesses say security personnel prevented residents from filming the scene and reportedly threatened individuals holding mobile phones with arrest on accusations of espionage.

Marivan: IRGC Installations Under Missile Fire

Local reports indicate that IRGC military sites in Marivan were struck by missile attacks during the latest phase of the strikes.

Earlier reports also mentioned attacks on Ramadan Headquarters and Basij bases in the city, though independent confirmation remains limited.

Sanandaj: Multiple Explosions Reported

Heavy strikes were also reported in Sanandaj, where witnesses described intense bombardment targeting several IRGC facilities.

According to local sources, more than 11 missiles reportedly struck the Imam Ali base in the Dushan area during attacks around 09:30.

Residents in neighborhoods including Shahid Ghazi, Dushan, and Saadi Township reported that the explosions shattered windows in surrounding residential buildings.

Separately, reports indicate that the state broadcasting complex in Sanandaj was also struck. The force of the explosion reportedly broke windows in nearby homes in the Jam-e Jam neighborhood.

Wider Regional Targets

Field reports indicate that the strikes have affected a wide network of security infrastructure across Eastern Kurdistan.

Among the locations reportedly targeted are:

• IRGC and law-enforcement headquarters in Saqqez
• The governor’s office, intelligence offices, Basij command centers, and police facilities in Bukan
• Ramadan Headquarters and Basij bases in Marivan
• Additional security installations in Ravansar, Bijar, Kerend, Rabat, and Sardasht

Verification Status

Iranian authorities have not released detailed official confirmations regarding the extent of the strikes, casualties, or damage.

Much of the available information is based on local witnesses, field reports, and materials received by Ta Azadi, as well as videos circulating on social media. Independent verification of several claims remains ongoing.

A series of coordinated strikes attributed to the United States and Israel have targeted military and security facilities associated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and other security forces across several cities in western Iran, according to local sources and materials received by Ta Azadi.

The attacks, which began earlier this week, have reportedly struck multiple locations in Iranian Kurdistan and neighboring provinces, including Oshnavieh, Sanandaj, Saqqez, Baneh, Mahabad, Sardasht, Urmia, and Marivan, as well as areas in Ilam Province.

Oshnavieh: IRGC Bases Reportedly Struck

Local sources report that two IRGC facilities in Oshnavieh were targeted in separate attacks.

According to information received by Ta Azadi, at approximately 2:30 a.m. Wednesday, missiles struck an IRGC base near Gilas Square in the city. Earlier, on Tuesday around 13:00, another strike reportedly destroyed the main IRGC command headquarters located in the Farhangian residential district.

In a separate incident shortly after midnight (00:13 local time on March 4), witnesses reported that the IRGC garrison on the ring road in Oshnavieh was hit, causing a city-wide power outage.

Sanandaj: Security Facilities Targeted

In Sanandaj, reports indicate that three missiles struck the main Law Enforcement Command complex and a NAJA base near 12 Farvardin Square late Tuesday night at approximately 22:01 local time.

The complex reportedly includes a detention facility used by special police units.

Later, at 02:24 Wednesday morning, another military facility in the Qeshlaq neighborhood was reportedly struck.

Saqqez: Explosion at IRGC Garrison

Local reports from Saqqez indicate that a large explosion occurred around 01:00 local time on March 3 at the IRGC Hanzala garrison, located across from Shafa Hospital.

Witnesses reported that the blast shook large parts of the city. No official confirmation regarding casualties or the scale of damage has been released.

Baneh: Repeated Explosions Reported

According to field reports cited by Avatoday, multiple explosions were heard in Baneh beginning around 11:00 a.m. Wednesday.

Sources say the IRGC base in the city was struck several times, and the army garrison, previously targeted during earlier phases of the attacks, was reportedly hit again.

Witnesses reported nearly ten explosions occurring at intervals of roughly 10 to 15 minutes, with one strike allegedly hitting an arms depot, sending thick smoke across the city skyline.

Ambulances were reportedly seen near the site, and witnesses say some military personnel left the area after the strikes, while conscripts were warned they could face punishment if they attempted to leave.

Marivan: Security Headquarters Destroyed

Local sources report that the Law Enforcement Command headquarters in Marivan was destroyed during strikes earlier this week.

By early Wednesday morning, IRGC vehicles were reportedly moving through city streets, broadcasting evacuation warnings through loudspeakers and firing shots into the air.

Some reports claim most major security installations in Marivan have been disabled, though these claims remain unverified.

Mahabad and Sardasht: Military Positions Targeted

In Mahabad, local reports indicate that the Darlak military base and Police Station No. 13 were struck during the attacks.

In Sardasht, residents reported multiple explosions and visible smoke columns across parts of the city. The exact targets and damage levels remain unclear.

Urmia and Naqadeh: Explosions Reported

Reports from Urmia indicate that police stations, IRGC intelligence offices, and Basij bases may have been targeted during strikes on March 4, according to eyewitness videos circulating online.

In Naqadeh, local sources reported an explosion at an IRGC command facility late Tuesday night.

Ilam Province: Police Command Hit

A video circulating on social media reportedly shows the complete destruction of the Law Enforcement Command headquarters in Sarableh, in Chardavol County, Ilam Province, following a strike on March 1 at approximately 14:00 local time.

Additional Strikes Reported

Other reports indicate that IRGC and intelligence facilities in Paveh and Javanrud were also targeted earlier in the week.

Images released online appear to show damage near the Ansar Rasul Brigade base and an intelligence ministry site in Javanrud.

Lack of Official Confirmation

Iranian authorities have not released detailed official statements confirming the extent of the strikes, casualties, or damage.

The reports cited in this article are based on local witnesses, field reports, and materials received by Ta Azadi, as well as videos circulating on social media. Independent verification of all claims remains ongoing.

Monday, 11 Esfand 1404 (March 2, 2026)

According to information received from our direct local sources inside Rojhelat, a large-scale wave of air and missile strikes targeted military, security, and intelligence facilities across multiple cities on Monday, March 2, 2026. The strikes began in the early morning hours and continued throughout the day.

Sanandaj

Multiple explosions were reported from early morning.

At 10:54 AM, the General Police Command building was struck.

At 14:30, the Shahramfar headquarters on Shibli Boulevard was bombed.

Around 15:00, the Border Guard Command near Sanandaj Airport was targeted.

Local sources report strikes on Imam Ali military base (affiliated with IRGC Beit al-Moqaddas), intelligence facilities, police units, and other security compounds.

The governor of Sanandaj confirmed airstrikes on two locations and reported three fatalities, with several injured. No official identities have been released.

Kamyaran

Local reports indicate Kamyaran was struck at least twice.

At approximately 13:49, an IRGC facility was hit.

Police Station 15 was reportedly completely destroyed.

Weapons storage warehouses and additional security-related facilities were also targeted.

Residents report gas service disruptions and localized power outages.

Mahabad

At 05:45 AM, the Intelligence Department building was reportedly struck in multiple waves.

At 22:45, Police Station 13 was destroyed.

The Daralak missile base and several roadside checkpoints were also targeted.

Local reports indicate the Governor’s Office was struck.

There are unconfirmed reports that prisoners at Mahabad Central Prison were released following the attacks.

Marivan

IRGC and police command centers were targeted.

Local sources report that prisoners from Marivan Central Prison were released after nearby military and intelligence facilities were bombed. No official confirmation has been issued.

Bijar

At approximately 06:30 AM, multiple sites were struck, including the Special Police base, IRGC facilities, and emergency police units.

Divandarreh and Saqqez

IRGC headquarters in Divandarreh were targeted.

In Saqqez, a major IRGC base in the village of Mirdeh was reportedly destroyed.

Piranshahr

IRGC facilities and intelligence-related buildings were reported struck.

Naqadeh

At 05:56 AM, the Basij Vali-Asr base was hit.

Additional IRGC facilities were reportedly bombed.

Kermanshah Province

In Kermanshah, Alah-Akbar IRGC base was bombed.

Basij facilities, including Imam Ali and Imam Hassan units, were reportedly struck.

The Police Command in Sarpol-e Zahab was also targeted.

Residents reported heavy explosions and structural shaking across multiple neighborhoods.

Javanrud

The Ansar Rasul Brigade, the Governor’s Office, and Intelligence facilities were targeted.

Ilam Province (Sarableh and Chavar)

In Sarableh, the Governor’s Office, Police Command, Central Police Station, and Intelligence Office were struck.

In Chavar, security and IRGC facilities were also targeted.

Urmia

At 05:41 AM, four consecutive explosions were reported.

Khorramabad

Video footage shows heavy explosions near the 57th Brigade base and military compounds.

Overview

The March 2 strikes represent one of the most extensive waves of coordinated attacks on IRGC, police, intelligence, and government command infrastructure in Rojhelat and surrounding provinces.

As of the time of publication, no comprehensive official casualty figures have been released by Iranian authorities.

Internet connectivity has been severely disrupted across multiple cities.

This report has been compiled based on information and visual material received from our direct local sources inside Rojhelat. Updates will follow as further verified information becomes available.

Situation Summary

On February 28, 2026, the United States and Israel carried out a joint military operation against the Islamic Republic of Iran.

According to official statements, the attack was presented as a response to what the two countries described as the Islamic Republic’s destabilizing and aggressive policies. These included its nuclear program, the development of ballistic missiles, interference in regional stability, and the violent suppression of its own population.

Rojhelat Kurdistan (Iranian Kurdistan) has also become a significant part of the unfolding situation. Positions affiliated with the Iranian government were reportedly targeted by U.S. and Israeli strikes.

At the same time, political parties in Iranian Kurdistan announced the formation of a coalition. The coalition declared its readiness to take part in the administration of Rojhelat Kurdistan in a post–Islamic Republic context.

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