In retaliation for Israeli airstrikes, Iran has launched a severe missile attack targeting key infrastructure in southern Israel, including a major power station.
The strike disrupted electricity supplies in several areas, forcing residents to seek prolonged shelter amid blaring sirens.
According to Al Jazeera and Israeli media outlets, the Israel Electric Corporation confirmed that a missile landed near critical power infrastructure, causing significant disruption to the electrical grid.
Sirens echoed across cities such as Nahariya, Haifa, and Ma’aliya, spreading panic among the civilian population, many of whom remained in shelters for extended periods.
Reuters reported sightings of missiles flying across the skies of occupied Jerusalem, accompanied by loud explosions. Confirmations of missile impacts have been reported in at least four different areas, including Ashdod and western Jerusalem.
Due to military censorship, sharing confirmed images or footage is prohibited, but sources indicate that the attacks have affected strategic installations and state-sensitive locations.
Iran’s intensified military response has been ongoing since June 13, with approximately 450 ballistic missiles reportedly launched towards various parts of Israel to date.
This escalating situation marks a dangerous phase in the ongoing Middle Eastern conflict, as both sides remain steadfast in their positions, heightening fears that the violence could intensify further in the coming days.
