Iran Launches Final Missile Barrages at Israel; 3 Civilians Killed
The Iranian regime approached the ceasefire Tuesday morning, local time, pulling at least four (Update: Six) Waves of missiles in Israel, with an impact on a building that killed at least three civilians at Be’er Sheva.
US President Donald Trump announced a cease-fire the day before and called for “love, peace and prosperity” in the region. The Iranian diet apparently had other ideas to leave a lasting impression, and pulled almost continuous, in wave after wave, for more than an hour and a half before adjusting the ceasefire.
The radio of the army of Israel reported that if the dam which had been launched in Be’er Sheva was not large and included only four missiles, one of the four air defenses in Asrael and landed in a populated area.
The ceasefire had to take effect at 7:00 am local time in Tel Aviv, and 7:30 am, the local time in Tehran (the Iranian time zone is a rare half hour increment). The two parties launched attacks in the last hours of the war, following the established aross model 12 days: Israel attacking military and political targets, Iran firing missiles in civil areas. Iran has targeted civilians everywhere; He failed to mark a single military victim.
It is not unusual that the imminent ceases are accompanied by acceleration of violence, because each side pushes for last minute gains. Israel’s air strikes aimed to continue to destroy the capacity of Iran’s ballistic missiles and its nuclear potential; One of the last Israeli targets was allegedly an Iranian nuclear scientist. Iran’s air strikes apparently aimed at provoking as much fear and disturbance as possible in the Israeli population, which found itself to wake up in the early hours of the morning to come together in “safety rooms” and bombs shelters.
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