Israel and Iran trade fire with explosions in major cities
發佈日期: 2025-06-14 22:17
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Iran launched retaliatory missile strikes on Israel 24 hours after Israel struck their nuclear sites.
An Iranian missile landed in central Israel, killing three.
Dozens have been injured across Israel.
The damage inside Israel appears less severe than that inflicted on Iran by Israel on Friday when 78 people were killed and hundreds wounded. Striking at the source.
Israel's military released pictures of strikes on Iranian missile launchers.
The images are grainy but it shows explosions weakening Iran's response.
Yesterday, Israel took out Iranian commanders and scientists.
Now they are aiming to limit Iran's capability to retaliate.
Iran did respond with barrages of missiles and drones.
Flashes, booms and explosions, lights in the cloud above Tel Aviv.
Most ballistic missiles appeared to be repelled but some did make it through.
There were explosions on the ground in Israel's two largest cities: Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
The attack on Jerusalem was early, before sunrise.
It is easier to make out the interceptions against the night sky.
Warning sirens going off in both major cities throughout Saturday as Benjamin Netanyahu had already warned Israelis they may have to spend the weekend in shelters.
Israel is suffering damage.
An Iranian missile breached defences in central Israel.
Frightened residents said they had never seen anything like this.
Three villas were badly damaged with deaths and injuries.
Despite this, Israel's prime minister told Iranians and their government they should expect more attacks.
BENJAMIN NETANYAHU, Israeli Prime Minister: "The time has come for you to unite around your flag and your historic legacy, by standing up for your freedom from an and oppressive regime. It has never been weaker."
Explosions visible above Tehran again as five were arrested for alleged spying for Israel and helping instigate yesterday's strikes.
Today, Iran's defences in operation as Israel continues to attack.
Netanyahu appearing good on his threat not to let up.
Iran's supreme leader speaking too and threatening just as severely.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei saying Israel has made "a big mistake."
"Israel must not be allowed to get away with their crimes. The Islamic Republic will overcome the Zionist regime," the Ayatollah said.
With neither side backing down, fears of more days and nights like this with both sides firing at each other.
Israel's defence minister warned Iran that "Tehran will burn" if it continues firing missiles at Israel.
U.S. President Donald Trump urging Iran to strike a deal on nuclear enrichment or he expects they'll face more powerful attacks from Israel.
Iran seems far from any agreement now.
Israel and Iran could be heading for an all-out war.
