Iran says attacks against Israel will intensify in the coming hours

A senior Iranian Army commander warned on Tuesday that Iran's attacks against Israel would intensify in the coming hours, Reuters reports citing reports of news agency I The RNA, while Iran and Israel remain blocked in exchanging attacks for the fifth day.

Iranian media also reported that doctors and nurses have been called by “ceasefire” to carry out their duties, reports AFPTransmiton Periscope.

Earlier Tuesday, powerful explosions were heard on Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, reporters reported. AFP, after the sirens of air strikes were heard in parts of Israel and the military warned of Iranian missiles coming.

“A short time ago, sirens were heard in several areas across Israel following Iran's identification of missiles issued towards the state of Israel”, the military said in a statement.

She added that the air force was “opering to catch and hit them, where it was needed to eliminate the” threat.

About 20 minutes later, the military issued a statement saying that people were allowed to leave the protected space in some areas across the country.

She stressed that the search-saving teams were operating in several countries where “received reports of dropped shells”.

Despite increased calls to early enemies to end the hostilities, neither Israel nor Iran showed signs of a break in the missile attack that began Friday, when Israel launched an unprecedented series of air strikes targeting Iranian nuclear and military facilities.

Iran said it destroyed strategic targets in Israel at night, using fears, while intense attacks among the staunch enemies continued for the fifth day Tuesday.

Various threats, equipped with precise destruction capacity and intention, destroyed the syonic regime's strategic positions in Tel Aviv and Haifa”, were quoted as saying by General Ciiomars Heydar, commander of army ground forces, from state television. /Periscope