Tehran: Iran has entered its ninth consecutive day of missile strikes, marking the eighteenth wave of attacks aimed at Israel.
The assaults have destroyed Israeli military facilities, air bases, defence industries, and command and control centers.
According to Iranian media, Israel targeted a nuclear site in Isfahan; however, no reports of dangerous material leakage have emerged from the attack.
Arab media reports indicate that Israel's defense system attempted to intercept missiles in Haifa, Tel Aviv, southern, and northern Israel, while sirens were also heard in occupied Jerusalem and Eilat. One missile fell near the port of Haifa, and between 25 to 30 missiles were fired at various locations across Israel.
Israeli ambulance services report that up to now, 27 people have been injured in the attacks, with three in critical condition.
Israeli sources state that severe damage has occurred in Tel Aviv, Nacb, Haifa, and Holon, and a missile struck near the Ministry of Interior headquarters in Haifa.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced that in the eighteenth wave, a joint attack was carried out with long-range and heavy missiles.
Israeli media reports that loud explosions were heard in Tel Aviv, and in the central Israeli Dene Gesh area, a residential building caught fire after debris from the missiles fell.
According to Iranian armed forces spokesperson, two of Israel's air bases were targeted in the recent strikes, and Iran's extensive attack aims to force Israel to its knees. Given this situation, Israeli authorities are on high alert, and security around military installations is being intensified.
