Breaking News: New missile attack from Iran to Israel!

The air operation launched by Israel, dubbed "Rising Lion," and Iran's response to it continued throughout the night with reciprocal attacks.

It was reported that the bombardments carried out by Israel targeted high-ranking figures, including Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces Mohammad Bagheri and Commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Hossein Salami. According to initial assessments, at least 78 people lost their lives in the attacks, while more than 320 people were injured. A significant portion of the injured are civilians.

ISRAEL STRUCK NUCLEAR FACILITIES

Israel also targeted strategic facilities in Natanz, Fordo, and Isfahan, which are at the heart of Iran's nuclear infrastructure.

Although the Tehran administration reported that the attacks caused only limited damage to the nuclear facilities, reports from international sources are alarming. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) announced that radiation and chemical leaks were detected, particularly at the Natanz Nuclear Facility.

SIRENS DID NOT STOP IN ISRAEL

Meanwhile, sirens echoed throughout the night in the southern and central regions of Israel. People in many cities, especially Tel Aviv, headed to shelters.

IRAN'S RETALIATION WAS NOT DELAYED

In response, Iran launched a large-scale retaliation operation called "True Promise 3." Hundreds of ballistic missiles were fired as part of the attacks, and a large number of unmanned aerial vehicles were also deployed. Explosions occurred in several cities, most notably Tel Aviv.

It was stated that some of the missiles sent by Iran bypassed Israel's advanced "Iron Dome" air defense system, reached residential areas, and caused serious explosions.

In a statement from the Israeli military spokesperson, it was reported that missile attacks were launched from Iran at Israel's northern, southern, and central regions, and that air defense systems were attempting to intercept them.

On the phone application reporting Israel's attacks, it was announced that alarms were sounding across a wide area in the north and in cities around the Gaza Strip in the south.

On social media, trails left in the sky by ballistic missiles fired from Iran and missiles fired from air defense systems were shared in northern regions. Trails of missiles were seen in the sky over occupied East Jerusalem, which lies in the path of the missiles fired from Iran. Explosion sounds were heard as interceptor missiles detonated.

2 DEAD, 21 INJURED, 3 CRITICAL

According to a report by Yediot Ahranot, three salvos of missiles were fired from Iran toward Israel within 15 minutes in the morning. The report noted that 6 buildings were damaged as a result of a missile strike in Israel's central region.

The Israeli military's Home Front Command announced that people could leave shelters in areas where attack warnings were issued, but should remain nearby and in protected areas. According to a report by the Israeli state television channel KAN, some buildings south of Tel Aviv were targeted in Iran's latest attacks on Israel.

In the attacks carried out in the morning, 2 people died and 21 were injured, 3 of them critically.

DEATH TOLL RISES TO 3, INJURED TO 91

Thus, the number of people who died in the 6 attacks carried out by Iran against Israel as of last night rose to 3, and the number of injured rose to 91.

The Israeli military had announced that new missile attacks were launched from Iran at the northern, southern, and central regions. The Israeli press also shared that three salvos of missiles were fired from Iran toward Israel within 15 minutes in the morning.

ISRAEL TARGETED HANGAR HOUSING WARPLANES LAST NIGHT

Iranian state media announced that a hangar where warplanes were stationed was targeted in an airstrike carried out by Israel on Mehrabad Airport in Tehran late at night.

In statements made by Israel, it was claimed that air defense systems in and around Tehran were targeted.

MESSAGE FROM IRAN: 'ATTACKS WILL CONTINUE'

Iran's semi-official Fars News Agency, citing high-ranking military officials, reported that "Iran's attacks will continue." The agency also warned that the course of the conflict could expand further, stating that "the war will spread to US bases in the region in the coming days."

"NO RADIATION CONTAMINATION AT FORDO NUCLEAR FACILITY"

According to the ISNA news agency, Iranian officials confirmed that the Fordo nuclear facility was damaged in the Israeli attacks.

Behrouz Kamalvandi, spokesperson for the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, said in a statement, "There is limited damage in some areas of the Fordo enrichment site... We had already removed a significant portion of the equipment and materials; there is no concern about large-scale damage or contamination."

2 HIGH-RANKING IRANIAN DEPUTY COMMANDERS KILLED

Meanwhile, reports in Iranian media stated that two high-ranking deputy commanders serving in the Iranian military lost their lives as a result of the attacks carried out by Israel.

News Source: AA