Iran to announce new supreme leader as early as Wednesday as war spreads

The war in Iran is intensifying with new strikes across Iran overnight and fresh attacks spreading across the region

Israel says it targeted Iranian missile launchers and weapons factories, including a missile storage and production facility in the city of Isfahan

The Israeli military also reports what it calls broad-scale strikes across Tehran

Explosions were also reported overnight in northwestern Iran. The strikes come as Iran begins mourning its late Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei

who was killed in a joint U.S.-Israeli strike last weekend. Israel's defense minister now warning that whoever replaces Khamenei could also become a target

Reuters reports Khamenei's son survived Saturday's attack, and other leaders who also survived are now considering the son as a possible successor

Meanwhile the Israeli military says one of its F fighter jets shot down a manned Iranian warplane over Tehran which if confirmed would mark the first time such a shootdown has occurred

Israel is also widening the fight beyond Iran. The Israeli military says it launched new strikes

in Beirut, targeting infrastructure used by the Iranian-backed militia Hezbollah. Iran is continuing to strike back. Saudi Arabia's defense ministry says another attack targeted the

Ras Tanura oil refinery, which was hit earlier this week. Kuwait's military says the country

faced another wave of Iranian missiles and drones overnight. Meanwhile, the United States has now

identified four of the six American service members killed in the initial strikes on Iran

over the weekend. They include 35-year-old Captain Cody Cork of Florida, 42-year-old Sergeant First

class Noah Teachins of Nebraska, 39-year-old Sergeant first class Nicole Amor of Minnesota

and 20-year-old Sergeant Declan Cody of Iowa