Day 4 of the Israel-Iran war: Some missiles hit Tel Aviv and its surroundings

Air raid sirens sounded across a vast area in Israel due to an intense barrage of missiles fired from Iran toward Israel in the early hours of the morning.

Some missiles that bypassed air defense systems struck Tel Aviv and its surroundings.

The Israeli military spokesperson announced that residents could leave shelters, while noting that rescue teams were moving toward the impact sites. The Israeli military warned against sharing images or locations of the impact sites, stating that "Iran could use them to improve its attacks."

Meanwhile, it was reported that explosions caused heavy destruction to buildings in the Gush Dan region of Tel Aviv and the city of Petah Tikva, and that fire and rescue teams were dispatched to the area.

In the northern Israeli port city of Haifa, footage shared on social media from a distance appeared to show a missile striking an area containing oil refineries, a power plant, and industrial facilities.

Israel's emergency medical service, Magen David Adom, announced that according to initial assessments, 25 people were injured, one of them seriously.

THE CONFLICT THAT BEGAN WITH ISRAEL'S INTENSE ATTACKS ON IRAN

On June 13, Israel launched large-scale attacks targeting Iran's military high command, primarily focusing on nuclear facilities in various Iranian cities.

While the Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces, the Commander-in-Chief of the Revolutionary Guards, several high-ranking commanders, and 9 nuclear scientists were killed in the attacks, the total civilian death toll was announced as 224.

It was reported that 16 people were killed and more than 400 were injured in the Iranian military's retaliatory ballistic missile strike on Israel.

Numerous countries, led by Turkey, condemned Israel.

News Source : AA