- Sky News’ data and forensics team identified at least 45 police stations and law-enforcement facilities hit across Iran, including many in Kurdish regions of the northwest.

- The scale of the bombardment is immense: the Israeli military says it has dropped more than 5,000 bombs, while the U.S. says it has struck more than 2,000 targets in Iran.

- **Israeli officials have held talks for about a year with Iranian Kurdish insurgent groups based in Iraqi Kurdistan, while the militias have also consulted with U.S. officials about whether and how to confront Iranian security forces, Reuters reported.**

- **Reuters reports Israel has been bombing western Iran to support Iranian Kurdish militant groups that hope to exploit the war to seize territory near the Iraqi frontier.** An Israeli source said backing the groups could erode Tehran’s control over border regions and distract the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

- Reuters’ sources said the Kurdish factions’ initial goal would be to capture the towns of Oshnavieh and Piranshahr, with thousands of fighters gathering on the Iraqi side of the border. Reuters said it could not independently confirm the timeline for any offensive.

(Sources: Reuters; Sky News data and forensics analysis)

There is a video in the tweet as well. 

[DropSiteNews] Israel has been bombing parts of western Iran while targeting police stations and security posts across the country, to support Iranian Kurdish separatist groups with a possible offensive