Iranian missiles dealt a severe blow to southern Israeli cities.
The cities of Dimona and Arad, located in the southern region of Israel, recently suffered a serious blow due to missiles launched by Iran. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
As a result of the attack, nearly seventy people were injured to varying degrees. Some of them, including five-year-old children and older citizens, were taken to the hospital.
The condition of some patients is severe, and medical staff are using all available means to save them. The attacks were mainly aimed at Israel's nuclear facilities.
However, the Nuclear Energy Scientific Research Center, located ten kilometers from Dimona and thirty kilometers from Arad, was not seriously damaged. This indicates that a major disaster was averted, and experts fully agree with this conclusion.
The International Atomic Energy Agency called on the parties to maintain military restraint to prevent the situation from escalating further. Many residential buildings and infrastructure facilities in the cities were seriously damaged.
Some houses were completely destroyed, creating a new housing problem for the population. The Israel Defense Forces have launched a special investigation to find answers regarding the attack.
They are studying why certain missiles were not intercepted in time and the volume of explosive materials. According to the latest information, since Saturday morning, at least eight missiles have been launched by Iran.
This indicates the serious tension of the situation in the region. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that strong and systematic response measures against the enemy will continue.
He described Saturday night as one of the most difficult and challenging times in the country's history. Currently, experts recommend finding a solution through diplomatic means to prevent the conflict from expanding further.
If military actions continue, the risk will increase and pose a great threat to the civilian population. Therefore, the importance of negotiations and agreements between the parties is now growing even more.
