An Iranian state television reporter stopped a live broadcast when an explosion occurred an hour after Israel issued a warning to evacuate the area of Tehran where the TV studios are located.

Israel struck Iran's state-run television station during a live broadcast, forcing a reporter to run off camera following an explosion.

Several people have been injured in the Israeli port city of Haifa, 90km from Tel Aviv, following the latest Iranian strikes, according to Israel's public broadcaster Kan. It added that there is a fire at the scene. Emergency services say there are responding to "several hit sites" following Iran's latest barrage.

Iranian crown prince Reza Pahlavi claims the regime is at its weakest following Israeli strikes, stating it's only a matter of time before people overthrow the government.

Video shows what appeared to be the moment an Israeli missile hit the Islamic Republic of Iran News Network's studio in Tehran.

The Kremlin responded Monday to remarks by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu on possible Iranian regime change, issuing a condemnation of the "actions" that have led to escalated tensions between the two Middle Eastern nations.

After Israel attacked Iran, the population has lamented the lack of adequate safety instructions and evacuation orders, turning to social media for answers.

The BBC has verified footage showing the aftermath of an Israeli attack on Sunday in the north Tehran neighbourhood of Tajrish Square. After the strike, more verified video shows water flooding the area, with water pipes and sewage systems burst. Columns of smoke can also be seen in the Iranian capital.

Londoners with friends and family in Iran are only able to watch with concern from thousands of kilometres away as conflict continues to escalate between the country and Israel.