On-Site Coverage: Iran's Missile Strikes Continue, Israeli Military Intercepts

The military strikes launched by the United States and Israel against Iran entered their 10th day on the 9th. From the 8th to the 9th, Iran continued to retaliate against Israel, consecutively launching missiles at Israeli targets, while the Israeli military issued multiple alerts and conducted interceptions.

Reporter Liang Hui: In recent days, Israel has extended the previously relaxed civil defense level, allowing a certain degree of work and gatherings to resume under certain safety guarantees, but schools remain closed. Therefore, we have noticed that the local population is oscillating between a relatively normal life and constantly avoiding Iranian missile attacks.

We are also experiencing this wartime state locally, often driving on the road when suddenly we hear air raid sirens, and we have to get out of the car to take cover. Then intercepting missiles can be seen flying through the sky, followed by the sound of explosions.

Reporter Liang Hui: From early morning on the 9th until around 9 AM local time, the Israel Defense Forces detected a total of 4 alerts for incoming Iranian missiles, with air raid sirens sounding in northern and central Israel. Additionally, some local residents were injured by falling shrapnel.

On the afternoon of the 8th, during a wave of missile attacks initiated by Iran, central Israel was significantly affected, with local residents able to see many metallic objects resembling shrapnel falling, stirring up a large amount of dust and debris in the neighborhoods, and landing on houses, streets, and vehicles. This resulted in at least 6 injuries, one of which was serious. Many vehicles and buildings were also damaged to varying degrees, with several road surfaces being smashed into one-meter-wide deep craters.