What we know about Israel's overnight attack on Iran
By Sean Seddon
US officials say Israel hit Iran with a missile overnight on Friday, in what appears to be a retaliatory strike after weeks of escalating tensions between the two countries.
There are competing claims about the scale of the attack on the Isfahan region and the extent of any damage, with Iranian state media downplaying its significance.
It comes after weeks of soaring tensions between the regional rivals, which have already seen an Israeli attack on an Iranian compound in Syria, and Iran launch an unprecedented assault against Israel.
Here is everything we know about the latest incident so far.
Israel does not routinely confirm its military actions, which have targeted Iranian-backed armed groups in Syria and Iraq on many occasions.
However, US officials have confirmed to the BBC’s partner CBS News that an Israeli missile hit Iran in the early hours of Friday.
It is unclear what type of weapons were used or where they were launched from.
