Israel attacks presidential office in Tehran as reported death toll in Iran rises to 787

Israel says it has carried out new attacks on Iran's "leadership compound" in Tehran, including the presidential office.

The Israeli military says its air force has struck the Iranian regime's leadership compound.

In a statement on Telegram, the IDF says "numerous munitions" were dropped on the Presidential Office and the Supreme National Security Council.

It adds that a military training institution and "additional key regime infrastructure" were also hit.

Iran's former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei used the compound, the IDF says.

Khamenei was killed at his own compound over the weekend in US-Israeli strikes.

One reporter inside Iran says "every part" of Tehran has been hit since Saturday. Elsewhere, BBC Verify has looked at damage to a nuclear site in Natanz.

The number of people killed since US-Israeli attacks began has reached 787, the Red Crescent says.

In Israel, ground troops will "advance and seize additional strategic areas in Lebanon" in order to stop attacks on Israel, the defence minister says.

The US embassy in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, has been hit by two drones, seemingly from Iran.

And the gas price on international markets has risen again - up 30% at one point on Tuesday morning, after 50% increases on Monday.

Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump has again criticised Keir Starmer for initially denying access to British bases.

The US and Israel struck Iran on Saturday, killing Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Iran has retaliated with a wave of attacks across the region.

On Monday, the US told Americans across the Middle East to "depart now".

In a post on X, the Israeli military's Arab media spokesperson Avichay Adraee gives a long list of towns and cities where Lebanese residents have been warned to leave. "And we ask you not to return to them", Adraee says.

The advice says residents should evacuate their homes and travel at least 1,000 metres away from any of the named places.

Adraee also warns that anyone near Iran-backed Hezbollah "elements [and] facilities" exposes their life to danger".

There are more than 80 towns and villages on the evacuation list, including Al Bayada and Al Mansouri in Tyre and Yatar in the Bint Jbeil district.

It follows several other warnings since the Middle East conflict intensified over the weekend.