US EditionIranian Missles Hit Dimona and Arad, Injuring At Least 100
Over 100 people were injured in missile strikes on Dimona and Arad near Israel's nuclear research center, marking a new phase in the ongoing Iran-Israel conflict.
- On Sunday, March 22, 2026, Iran launched missiles hitting Dimona and Arad near Israel's main nuclear research center, injuring at least 90 people as Magen David Adom continues debris searches.
- The timing followed an airstrike on the Natanz nuclear enrichment facility, which Israel's military denied responsibility for, marking the first time Israel's nuclear research center has been targeted in the war.
- Israel's military said its defenses failed to intercept missiles striking Dimona and Arad, where footage and rescue teams showed a large crater and heavy damage to at least 10 apartment buildings, while military experts suggested Iran used improvised long-range systems.
- Netanyahu said, 'This is a very difficult evening,' and conveyed 'We are determined to continue to strike our enemies on all fronts,' while the IAEA reported no damage or abnormal radiation levels.
- The U.S. is deploying three more amphibious assault ships and roughly 2,500 Marines to the Middle East, as international efforts to secure sea lanes increase amid rising global fuel and food prices.
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REPORT - A few kilometres from the heart of Israel's nuclear program, an Iranian missile shot down on Saturday night in a residential area of Dimona, wounding dozens of people. If the strategic installation was not hit, the attack marks a new stage in climbing.
Iranian missile strikes injure 115 in Israel, officials say, puncturing air defenses and shocking the public
After three weeks of relative insulation from the raging U.S.-Israeli war with Iran, the explosive impact from an Iranian ballistic missile delivered a grim wake-up call in Arad, a desert town in southern Israel.
Iran attacked the Israeli Satdt Dimona on the weekend. About five kilometers away, the nuclear plant of the same name is located outside the city, which according to official Israeli account is a nuclear research center.
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