8 hours agoIran attacks southern Israel, Tel Aviv avenges
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(a year ago)Sirens were heard throughout Israel following the release of a ballistic missile from Iran, and several strong explosions were heard over the southern part of the country, the Times of Israel reported. Civilians were ordered to remain in nuclear shelter. Warnings were issued throughout central, northern and southern Israel, as well as the area [...]
Sirens were heard throughout Israel following the release of a ballistic missile from Iran, and several strong explosions were heard over the southern part of the country, the Times of Israel reported. Civilians were ordered to remain in nuclear shelter. Warnings were issued throughout central, northern, and southern Israel as well as in the Jerusalem area. Israel hit an area near the nuclear reactor in Kondab in central Iran, Iranian news agency (ISNA) reported.
Sirens were heard throughout Israel following Iran's launch of ballistic missiles, and several strong explosions were heard over the southern part of the country, reports the Times of Israel.
Initial reports show that there are injuries and that there are huge material damage, as well as at least four countries of Iranian missile attacks following the recent air attack on central and southern Israel.
About 20 missiles were fired from Iran to Israel this morning, with citizens reporting explosions, reports Israeli television channel N12.
Medical workers are responding to reports of ballistic missile attacks in central and southern Israel, reports Jerusalem Post.
The last wave of Iran's fire was more powerful than the last attacks, the Times of Israel estimates.
An Iranian ballistic missile hit the Soroka Hospital in Beersheba this morning, while sirens were heard all over Israel after an Iran-set fire hail.
Strong explosions were heard throughout central Israel, and several other countries hit directly were reported.
Israel, on the other hand, attacked an area near the nuclear heavy water reactor at Kondab in central Iran, which is part of Iran's nuclear programme, Iranian news agency (ISNA) reported.
This agency reports that Iranian officials said the facility was evacuated before the attack and that there was no risk of radiation.
The Israeli Army warned Iranians to evacuate the area of the heavy-water nuclear reactor located at the border of the cities of Arak and Kondab in central Iran for their security, the Times of Israel reported.
The heavy - water reactor is located on the outskirts of Kondaby.
The military has stressed that it was operating in the area against Iranian military infrastructure. The research reactor was built in part and formerly known as Arak, and Tehran has announced the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) that it plans to begin building the facility next year.
Heavy water helps cool nuclear reactors, but produces plutonium as a by - product that can potentially be used to produce nuclear weapons.
The IAEA has asked Israel not to attack Iranian nuclear facilities. IAEA inspectors reportedly visited Arac for the last time on May 14th.
Civilians were ordered to stay in bomb shelters until further notice. Warnings were issued throughout central, northern, and southern Israel as well as in the Jerusalem area.
