Iranian rockets launched from military forces, reports Israeli Defense Forces.
Here's the latest on the heated conflict between Israel and Iran:
11:22 PM, Local Time - Iranian Missile Attacks on IsraelThe Jewish state is once again under fire as Iran launches missiles towards it. Sirens blare in the center of Israel and the south, prompting the activation of the air defense system to intercept the incoming projectiles. So far, no confirmed impacts in urban areas or injuries have been reported, but a projectile is said to have fallen in open terrain in the south.
11:11 PM, Local Time - Iran's Largest Refinery Shutdown After AttackFollowing an Iranian rocket attack on Israel's largest refinery, the operator has temporarily shut down all facilities. The attack caused significant damage to the power plant in Haifa, according to the Israeli oil and chemical company Bazan. The refinery, which processes around 200,000 barrels of crude oil daily, supplies a large portion of Israel's oil products. Sadly, three employees were killed during the attack.
10:38 PM, Local Time - Iran: Attacks on Israel Self-DefenseIran has presented its attacks on Israel as self-defense to the UN Security Council. The Iranian envoy claims that their actions were in response to measures taken against Iran by Israeli forces. The letter warns any third countries that cooperate with Israel might be complicit in the ensuing crisis.
10:15 PM, Local Time - Iranian Attacks on Israel to Continue Until MorningAccording to a spokesman for the Revolutionary Guards, the current wave of attacks on Israel will continue until morning. Initial reports suggest that drones and rockets have been used in the attack, with targets possibly including Tel Aviv and Haifa.
9:55 PM, Local Time - Israeli Offensive Not Yet Halfway ThroughDespite speculation, the Israeli offensive against Iran has not reached its halfway point, according to Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich. Trump is not encouraging Israel to halt its campaign, Smotrich adds.
9:30 PM, Local Time - Iranian Warnings to Evacuate Israeli ChannelsIran has issued an evacuation warning to two Israeli channels - government-friendly Channel 14 and popular Channel 12. This follows an attack on a Tehran district with approximately 300,000 inhabitants, which was evacuated shortly before the main building of the local broadcaster was hit. The broadcaster reported injuries and fatalities.
9:00 PM, Local Time - New Wave of Attacks on Israel BeginsIranian state television reports a new wave of rocket attacks on Israel has commenced. Earlier, Iranian state media had indicated that the military was preparing for the "largest and most intense rocket attack" on Israel to date.
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- The conflict between Israel and Iran has been escalating for days, resulting in over 200 deaths in Iran and around two dozen in Israel[5].
- Israel has carried out strikes against key sites in Tehran, including military sites and the headquarters of Iran's state television, with unverified reports suggesting strikes near the Fordow nuclear site[1][3].
- Iran has retaliated with ballistic missile attacks, hitting an energy site in Haifa[1]. The conflict raises concerns about regional and global stability, U.S. foreign policy, and potential disruptions to global energy markets[2][5].
- Amid the heated Middle East conflict updates between Israel and Iran, discussions about community policy and politics are escalating, as both nations are implementing their respective employment policies to mobilize forces and respond to the crisis.
- As the general news reverberates with reports of war-and-conflicts, policy-and-legislation experts are closely monitoring the crisis, particularly focusing on crime-and-justice aspects, such as Iran's self-defense claims and the potential consequences for third countries cooperating with Israel.
- With an increased number of accidents due to the ongoing conflict, it is essential for the international community to develop comprehensive policies to address the issue and prevent future collateral damage, ensuring the safety and well-being of civilians in the region.
