US EditionIran and Israel say a new wave of Iranian missile attacks has begun. Explosions heard over Jerusalem
- On Friday, Israel launched coordinated airstrikes using about 200 aircraft against roughly 100 Iranian nuclear and military targets, including the Natanz facility.
- These strikes followed escalating tensions triggered by Hamas' October 7 attack, Iran's censure by the UN for nuclear noncompliance, and regional condemnation of Israel’s actions.
- Israel killed three top Iranian military leaders, destroyed missile sites, and Iran retaliated late Friday with a hybrid drone and ballistic missile barrage targeting Israeli cities like Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.
- Iran’s UN ambassador reported 78 killed and over 320 wounded in Israeli attacks, while Israel treated 34 wounded in missile barrages that penetrated its defenses, with sirens and explosions heard in major cities.
- These strikes and counterattacks heightened fears of wider regional war, led the US to shift military assets in the Middle East, and prompted global calls for deescalation while Israel vowed to continue operations.
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Explosions were heard over Tel Aviv and Jerusalem overnight and the Israeli military ordered people to take cover as Iran fired a fresh wave of rockets, media reported early Saturday. Iran says 78 people have been killed and 320 injured in the Israeli attacks, most of them civilians, Iran says.
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Iran fired a new wave of rockets at Israel overnight from Friday to Saturday, international news agencies reported. There were rockets in both Jerusalem…
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