The notice occurred around 5:15 p.m., when the army warned that they had identified missiles launched from Iran to Israel and that he was “operating to intercept and attack where necessary to eliminate the threat. ”
The anti -aircraft alarms were activated Shortly after in the north, center and center-south of the country, but not in Jerusalem.
The Magen David Adom (MDA) National Emergency Service reported that did not receive emergency callsexcept in the case of four people who were injured while looking for refuge.
The Army published another statement in which he said: “In the last hour, several missiles were launched from Iran to the state of Israel” and that “the most of them were intercepted”
During the night of June 16, Iran launched less than 10 missiles against Israeli territory, which made that in the calmer night in Israel since the country began its offensive in Iran in the early hours of the previous Friday.
This Tuesday morning, Iran launched between 20 and 30 missiles against Israel, and At least one hit an empty bus In the metropolitan area of Tel Aviv, without causing injuries.
In total, according to data from the Israeli army, Iran has shot at least 380 ballistic missiles against Israel from the beginning of the climb. Most have been intercepted, although Israeli authorities estimate that There have been about 30 impacts.
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Israel began to bomb the Iran in the early hours of Friday, June 13, pointing out as a reason the advances in the nuclear program of the Islamic Republic and the threat that represents the manufacture of ballistic missiles.
Since then, your aviation has attacked military infrastructure (Air defense systems, ballistic missile stores) and nuclear plants (Natanz, Isfahán and Fordu), as well as high positions of the Iranian revolutionary guard and nuclear scientists.
In Iran, the attacks have caused More than 200 dead. Meanwhile, in Israel, Iranian missiles have caused the death of 24 people, according to the National Emergency Service Magen David Adom.
