Mar 13 • 14:08 UTC 🇶🇦 Qatar Al Jazeera

Fires in Central Israel Due to Falling Debris from Iranian Ballistic Missile

Falling debris from an Iranian ballistic missile caused substantial fires and damages in central Israel, particularly in cities like Tel Aviv and Holon.

Recent reports indicate that central Israel has experienced significant fires and property damage due to falling debris from Iranian ballistic missiles. Israeli media reported that multiple explosions were heard in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv in connection to the missile launches from Iran. Emergency services are actively combing through affected areas to assess potential casualties as fires rage in various locations.

Specifically, areas hit include the major city of Tel Aviv and Holon, with at least four recorded impact zones. Eyewitness accounts and media footage showed large flames emerging from what was described as a 'factory' in central Israel. The situation remains tense as emergency crews work to control the fires and search for any potential injuries among the population.

In an associated statement, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard announced the launch of the 45th wave of their "Truthful Promise 4" operation, indicating that a coordinated effort involving their naval forces and drone units with Hezbollah was responsible for the ballistic missile firing. The commander of the aerospace force within the Revolutionary Guard confirmed that 30 heavy missiles, each weighing between one and two tons, were launched towards targets in what he referred to as 'occupied territories.' This escalation highlights ongoing regional tensions and the potential for further conflict.

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