Iran claims missile attack on northern Israel in the past day was not intercepted.
On the evening of April 6 local time, Major General Amir Ali Hajizadeh, the commander of the Aerospace Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran, stated via social media that in the past 24 hours, oil refineries, power facilities, ports, and railways in the northern Israeli city of Haifa were bombed by Iranian missiles, with no reports of missiles being intercepted. He stated, "By abandoning the northern city, Israel is effectively admitting defeat."
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) conducted missile strikes on Haifa, targeting oil refineries, power facilities, ports, and railways without interception. IRGC commander Majid Mousavi stated that Israel's retreat from northern cities signifies a recognition of failure.
- Iranian missiles targeted Haifa's oil refinery, power facilities, port, and railway.
- No missiles were intercepted during the strikes.
- IRGC commander claimed Israel's abandonment of northern cities indicates failure.