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.