The Broadest Since the Beginning of the War.. An Exceptional Iranian Attack with Cluster Missiles Shakes Israel

SadaNews - Israel witnessed one of the broadest waves of missile attacks since the outbreak of confrontation with Iran, according to Israeli media.

The Israeli Channel 14 reported that the current attack is the broadest since the beginning of the war, while the Israel Army Radio described what is happening as an exceptional event, noting that most of the missiles carry cluster warheads and are scattering over wide areas.

Channel 12 spoke of simultaneous missile launches from Iran and Lebanon toward the Golan Heights, while explosions rang out in the skies over Tel Aviv and central Israel, coinciding with continuous activation of alarm sirens in major cities and settlements in the West Bank.

The Israeli Home Front also stated that the scope of alarms expanded to include the Sharon region and the city of Netanya, confirming the detection of successive batches of Iranian missiles targeting central Israel within a few minutes.

Israeli media reported that military sources indicated that 4 missiles were fired directly towards Tel Aviv, amid ongoing simultaneous attacks from Iran and Lebanon.

Reports also mentioned the falling of explosive warheads in several cities in central Israel, forcing residents to stay in shelters for more than 20 minutes.

Earlier, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard announced targeting military sites and Israeli forces in Eilat and Tel Aviv as part of wave 89 of Operation "True Promise 4." It broadcast footage claiming to document the launch of the 89th batch of missiles toward Palestinian territories.

Since February 28, Israel and the United States have been waging a war against Iran, resulting in thousands of Iranian deaths and injuries, while Tehran responds by launching missiles and drones toward Israel.

Iran is also targeting what it claims are American interests in Arab countries, causing casualties and damage to civilian objects, which has been condemned by the targeted countries.

Source: Al Jazeera