Iran denies Israeli regime’s claims of hitting Soroka hospital

Iran has denied the allegation of the Israeli regime about a missile launch on Soroka Hospital and said it targeted an intelligence and command center belonging to the Israeli army.

Iran conducted its biggest missile attack over the past 48 hours early on Thursday over. Surprised at the continuation of Iranian missile barrage, the Israeli regime soon started a media capaign claiming that the target of Iran’s missiles was Soroka hospital in Ber Sheva.

The fact of the matter is that Iran targeted and hit the Israeli military’s command and intelligence center known as IDF C4I in a precision attack which was near the Soroka hospital.

Meanwhile, Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei has sharply denounced Rafael Grossi, the Director-General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), accusing the agency of acting as an accomplice in Israel’s “unjust and aggressive war.”

The remarks came in response to a recent CNN interview where Grossi stated that no evidence had emerged of an organized Iranian nuclear weapons program.

Speaking in a post on X, Baghaei denounced the IAEA resolution declaring Iran in violation of its Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) obligations, claiming that it was used to justify Israeli airstrikes. “Mr. Grossi, it is now too late—the resolution was exploited to legitimize Israel’s attack,” he wrote, urging accountability and accusing the IAEA chief of betraying the integrity of the non-proliferation system.