Israel Hit by Iranian Missile Attacks in Multiple Locations
On the afternoon of April 1 local time, air defense alarms were sounded in multiple areas of central Israel. The Israel Defense Forces subsequently announced that a missile had been detected launched from the direction of Iran towards Israel, and the IDF's air defense system was in the process of intercepting it. There are currently no reports of casualties.
According to Israeli statistics, on the afternoon of the 1st, at least five waves of Iranian missile attacks were detected in central Israel within ten minutes, with loud explosions heard in multiple locations, including Tel Aviv, and missile debris falling to the ground. The Lebanese Hezbollah simultaneously launched rocket attacks on northern Israel.
Reports from the Israel Army Radio indicate that during this round of attacks, Iran used multiple cluster munitions to carry out "indiscriminate attacks."
It is reported that this is the largest missile attack Israel has faced in the past three weeks.
The IDF also stated in a declaration that most of the missiles used by Iran to attack Israel were successfully intercepted, and large-scale airstrikes are being conducted against targets within Iran. (CCTV reporters Zhao Bing and Li Chao)
Iran launched multiple missile attacks on Israel, with air raid sirens sounding across Central Israel on April 1. The Israeli Defense Forces reported intercepting many of the missiles, while explosions were heard in various locations, including Tel Aviv. Concurrently, Hezbollah initiated rocket attacks on Northern Israel. This incident marks the largest missile assault on Israel in the last three weeks.
- Israel's air defense systems intercepted many missiles from Iran.
- At least five waves of missile attacks were detected in Central Israel.
- Explosions were heard in multiple locations, including Tel Aviv.
- Hezbollah launched rocket attacks on Northern Israel around the same time.
- This is the largest missile attack on Israel in the past three weeks.