US-Israel Attack Iran: CENTCOM shares video of strikes targeting Iranian key facilities and military capabilities; watch here

US-Israel Joint Strikes on Iran: The US Central Command (CENTCOM) on Saturday (February 28, 2026) released a video on the social media platform X showing footage of military operations being carried out in Iran as part of a major strike campaign. The montage shared by CENTCOM includes aerial views of what appears to be an unmanned aerial vehicle on a runway and large explosions at unidentified locations.

CENTCOM said that the footage illustrates the ongoing strikes, part of an operation aimed at dismantling Iranian military capabilities, but provided no further verification of the scenes depicted. The date and location could not be verified.

“As the President stated, our objective is to defend the American people by eliminating imminent threats from the Iranian regime.The President ordered bold action. CENTCOM forces are delivering an overwhelming and unrelenting blow,” CENTCOM wrote in its post on X.





Meanwhile, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the supreme leader of Iran who assembled theocratic power over the decades and sought to turn it into a regional powerhouse, bringing it into confrontation with Israel and the United States over its nuclear program while crushing democracy protesters at home, has died. He was 86.

Iranian state media reported the death early Sunday, after a major attack launched by Israel and the United States. US President Donald Trump said hours earlier that Khamenei had been killed in the joint operation.

Inside CENTCOM video of Iran strikes

According to Fox4 News, the 39-second video montage shows black and white aerial footage of what appeared to be a drone on a runway, a radar tower, a missile battery, and a compound of buildings.

The video shows multiple strikes on what appear to be military targets, with each hit followed by large explosions, suggesting the use of bombs or missiles. The footage provides a stark visual of the operations, though the exact locations and timing of the strikes remain unverified.

Prominently displayed at the top of the screen is the word “unclassified,” and a targeting reticle is visible in the center of the frame, indicating the precision nature of the strikes.

U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) released the video but did not provide further details, leaving key information about the operation, including dates, locations, and intended targets, unspecified.