Israel Strikes Fuel Depots in Tehran Overnight

I cannot confirm the specific claim "Israel strikes fuel depots in Tehran overnight" from the materials you provided.

“DUBAI/JERUSALEM – Iran on Sunday indicated it had chosen Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s son Mojtaba as his successor, after Israel struck fuel depots in Tehran overnight and the conflict widened after Bahrain said an Iranian attack had damaged one of its desalination plants”

GMA Network

The single provided article (GMA Network) does not report any strikes on fuel depots in Tehran.

GMA Network

Instead, it focuses on broader escalations across the region, Israeli threats to Iran's leadership, and attacks between Iran-aligned forces and Gulf states.

Because the GMA piece does not mention overnight strikes on Tehran fuel infrastructure, that specific allegation is not supported by the supplied source material.

The GMA Network article emphasises Israeli political and military signalling.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is quoted vowing to press on with its assault and strike Iran’s rulers without mercy, and saying Israel has an organised plan with many surprises to destabilise the regime and enable change.

GMA Network

The piece also records a hardline U.S. political posture, with Donald Trump saying he was not seeking negotiations and warning the conflict could reach an extreme point where he did not think anyone would be left to say 'We surrender'.

Those statements frame an escalation in rhetoric alongside ongoing kinetic exchanges.

The article documents significant Iranian-linked strikes on Gulf states and the reported human costs.

“DUBAI/JERUSALEM – Iran on Sunday indicated it had chosen Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s son Mojtaba as his successor, after Israel struck fuel depots in Tehran overnight and the conflict widened after Bahrain said an Iranian attack had damaged one of its desalination plants”

GMA Network

"Iranian drones and missiles struck several Gulf states over the weekend," with Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain reporting attacks.

Kuwait said two officers were killed and a government office block was engulfed by fire.

The UAE reported four migrant worker deaths and said its forces intercepted 16 ballistic missiles and 113 drones.

Bahrain reported damage to a desalination plant though water supplies were not disrupted.

The article notes Iran accused the U.S. of striking a desalination plant on Qeshm Island and cutting water to about 30 villages.

The article describes a widening front that includes Lebanon, reporting that Iran-backed Hezbollah launched rockets and drones into Israel.

It says Israel’s actions in Lebanon included a strike on a Beirut hotel — described as its first strike in central Beirut — that killed at least four people and was said to have targeted Iranian commanders.

GMA Network

The GMA summary records a substantial death toll, stating "Israel has killed nearly 400 people over the past week," and warns that Riyadh said further attacks on Saudi territory and its energy sector "could prompt retaliation."

The piece concludes by noting the fighting has "driven up global energy prices and disrupted business and air travel," signalling broader international economic impacts.