Iran hits Israeli industrial zone for third time, strikes critical energy infrastructure across Gulf
The Times of Israel • • world
Key Points:
- Iran launched four missile salvos at northern and southern Israel on Sunday, with one missile striking the Neot Hovav industrial zone south of Beersheba, causing minor damage but no injuries.
- The attacks also targeted civilian infrastructure in the UAE, Bahrain, and Kuwait, damaging petrochemical plants, storage tanks, and power and desalination facilities, though no casualties were reported.
- Israel’s Defense Minister warned that Iran would face severe consequences if missile attacks on Israeli civilians continue, highlighting recent Israeli strikes on Iranian petrochemical sites linked to missile production.
- The Israel Defense Forces reported hitting over 120 targets in Iran, including ballistic missile facilities and air defense systems, aiming to degrade Iran’s military capabilities and maintain air superiority.
- Since the war began in late February, thousands have been killed in Iran and Israel due to missile attacks and military strikes, while Iran endures the longest nationwide internet blackout on record amid ongoing conflict and unrest.
