Iranian missile debris falls near Israeli military headquarters
On April 4, Xinhua News Agency reported from Jerusalem (reporters Wang Zhuolun and Pang Xinyi) that Israeli media cited military sources stating that Iran launched multiple rounds of multi-warhead missiles towards central Israel on the same day, with missile debris falling near the Kirya military base in Tel Aviv, which is the headquarters of the Israel Defense Forces.
It was reported that missile debris landed in a parking lot near the Kirya base. Some of the missiles carried multiple warheads, causing explosions at more than a dozen locations in the central region, damaging buildings and injuring at least six people.
The early warning system installed on the mobile phones of Xinhua reporters indicated that on that day, air raid sirens sounded in several areas of central Israel, including Tel Aviv. The Israeli military issued a statement saying that Iran launched multiple rounds of missiles towards Israel on that day.
Iran launched multiple rounds of missiles towards central Israel on April 4, 2023, with debris landing near the Kiryat Shmona military base and a parking lot in Tel Aviv. The missile strikes caused damage to buildings and resulted in at least 6 injuries. Air raid sirens were activated across several locations, including Tel Aviv, as confirmed by the Israeli military.
- Iran launched multiple rounds of missiles towards central Israel on April 4, 2023.
- Missile debris landed near the Kiryat Shmona military base and a parking lot in Tel Aviv.
- At least 6 people were injured due to the explosions from the missiles.
- Air raid sirens were activated in multiple locations, including Tel Aviv.
- The Israeli military confirmed the missile launches from Iran.