Media: Israel's largest airport affected by missile attack, three planes damaged
Xinhua News Agency, Jerusalem, March 18 (Reporter Pang Xinyi, Feng Guorui) According to multiple Israeli media reports on the 18th, three private planes at Israel's largest airport, Ben Gurion International Airport, were recently damaged by shrapnel from missiles launched by Iran and Hezbollah.
Images released by Israel's Channel 12 on the same day showed that at least one plane was burned.
According to Israeli media reports, the Israeli transportation department ordered on the 18th to limit the number of passengers on departing flights from Ben Gurion International Airport starting that evening. This resulted in approximately 1,500 passengers being unable to board.
Ben Gurion International Airport is located near Tel Aviv, and the vast majority of international flights to and from Israel operate here.
Three private aircraft were damaged at Ben Gurion International Airport due to missile fragments fired by Iran and Hezbollah. At least one aircraft was burned, prompting Israeli authorities to limit the number of departing passengers, affecting around 1500 individuals. The incident occurred recently, highlighting ongoing tensions in the region.
- Three private aircraft were damaged at Ben Gurion International Airport.
- Missile fragments from Iran and Hezbollah caused the damage.
- At least one aircraft was burned.
- Israeli authorities limited passenger numbers for departing flights.
- Approximately 1500 passengers were unable to board flights.