Iran will launch a new wave of air strikes against Tel Aviv and other territories
International Editorial.- Iran launched a new wave of attacks against Tel Aviv during the early hours of this Saturday, hitting three targets according to Tehran, while Israeli forces claimed to be responding to missile fire, on the eighth day of the war unleashed in the Middle East.
The Tasnim News Agency, linked to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, reported the twenty-fourth wave of bombings against “the heart of the occupied territories and Tel Aviv.”
“The three missiles fired successfully hit their designated targets,” the agency added.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) for their part warned of the detection of missiles launched from Iran towards its territory. “The defensive systems are operational to intercept the threat,” according to a statement.
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Mehrabad International Airport, located in Tehran and a target of previous attacks, suffered a major fire, according to images broadcast by local television Press TV.
According to Iran, at least 1,332 Iranian civilians have died in the conflict, while Iranian attacks on Israel have left ten dead.
The figures remain provisional due to access restrictions, the almost total interruption of the internet, and the difficulties in independent verification on the ground.
This new wave of Iranian attacks on the eighth day of the war unleashed in the Middle East since last Saturday, following Washington and Israel’s operation against Tehran, comes hours after the Israeli Army announced a new round of hostilities against Tehran’s “infrastructure.”
We recommend reading:Israel launched a new large-scale attack against Iran
Mehrabad International Airport, located in Tehran and a target of previous attacks, suffered a major fire, according to images broadcast by local television Press TV.
According to Iran, at least 1,332 Iranian civilians have died in the conflict, while Iranian attacks on Israel have left ten dead.
The figures remain provisional due to access restrictions, the almost total interruption of the internet, and the difficulties in independent verification on the ground.#Most read
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