Footage from Iranian state TV showed the moment multiple strikes interrupted its live broadcast.
"In that clip, you can hear the female anchor saying that they're not going to go off air, even under threat of an Israeli attack, because they want the world to see what Israel is doing," ABC's Middle East correspondent Allyson Horn told News Breakfast.
"And then, as the strike hits, there are plumes of smoke and she runs off screen. Shortly after, they did resume their broadcasts and, in response to those attacks, Tehran has declared that it will be preparing its largest and most dangerous missile attack to date — an ominous warning of what's yet to come."
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered a surprise attack on Iran in the early hours of Friday, vowing to end Tehran's nuclear ambitions, which he says represent an existential threat to his nation.
In response, Iran has fired nightly barrages of ballistic missiles.
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