Iranian Missiles Hit Israel, Injure 20 After U.S Strikes On Nuclear Sites
Iran launched a wave of missile attacks on Israel early Sunday, just hours after U.S. airstrikes targeted several of Iran’s key nuclear sites.
Explosions rocked major Israeli cities including Tel Aviv and Jerusalem as air raid sirens blared across the country.
The Israeli military confirmed the launch of Iranian missiles and activated its air defence systems in response.
According to Israeli emergency services, at least 20 people have been reported injured. Police confirmed debris from intercepted missiles had fallen in areas near the northern port city of Haifa, where emergency crews were dispatched to the scene.
Iran’s missile barrage also struck areas in Tel Aviv, Haifa, and Beersheba, cities that have frequently come under fire since hostilities began.
Israel maintains strict censorship over military operations, but authorities have acknowledged at least 50 missile impacts across the country since June 13, with the death toll reaching 25.
The latest escalation comes after U.S. President Donald Trump authorised strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities at Isfahan, Fordow, and Natanz, claiming the sites were “completely and fully obliterated.”
Iran has condemned the U.S. assault, warning of “everlasting consequences.” However, both Iran’s National Nuclear Safety System Centre and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) report no spike in radiation levels following the attacks.
Iranian Missiles Hit Israel, Injure 20 After U.S Strikes On Nuclear Sites is first published on The Whistler Newspaper
