Xinhua News Agency, Jerusalem, March 18 (Reporters Pang Xinyi and Chen Junqing) Thick smoke rose in multiple locations in Israel early on the 18th after Iranian missiles struck. Israel's emergency services reported that the missile attack has resulted in 2 deaths and damage to several buildings.
Israel's emergency organization, "Magen David Adom," stated early that morning that rescue personnel found two injured individuals at the attack site in Ramat Gan, adjacent to Tel Aviv, and both later died.
Footage released by Israel's Channel 12 on the same day showed what appeared to be missile debris hitting a train station in downtown Tel Aviv, damaging the platform and trains.
Air raid sirens were sounded in Jerusalem and multiple locations across Israel early on the 18th, with the Israel Defense Forces reporting that Iranian missiles were detected approaching. Xinhua reporters in Jerusalem observed multiple air defense interceptors launching, followed by glowing objects, suspected missile debris, rapidly descending towards the ground.
Iran launched a missile strike on Israel on March 18, 2023, resulting in two fatalities and damage to several buildings. The Israeli Defense Forces reported that air raid sirens were activated in multiple locations, including Jerusalem, as interceptors were deployed. Debris from the missiles struck a train station in Tel Aviv, causing further damage.
- Iran launched missiles at Israel on March 18, 2023.
- Two individuals were reported dead due to the missile strike.
- Multiple buildings were damaged in the attack.
- Air raid sirens were activated in Jerusalem and other areas.
- Missile debris reportedly struck a train station in Tel Aviv.