Iran's Revolutionary Guards announced that a new wave of attacks targeted Israel on Sunday. Israeli authorities confirmed that an industrial platform had been hit by “rocket debris”.
The Revolutionary Guards said the strikes were launched in memory of the three journalists killed in Lebanon on Saturday by the Israeli army, the BBC reports.
Israeli media later released images from an industrial complex in the Negev desert, south of the city of Beersheba, showing a massive fire. The Israeli army stated that the fire was caused by the impact of some rocket debris
Israeli emergency services said a “hazardous materials incident” had been declared in the industrial area and asked workers to evacuate the exposed area and take shelter in “protected structures.”
VIDEO | More footage from the Ramat Hovav industrial zone in Beersheba (Bir al-Saba') in the Negev (occupied Al-Naqab) after an Iranian missile launch. pic.twitter.com/wg7kuiH3Gb
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According to Reuters, the area affected by the fire belongs to the company ADAMA, which specializes in the production of pesticides.
Iran also attacked a military base in Kuwait, injuring 10 Kuwaiti soldiers. The Kuwaiti authorities announce that the country has been targeted in the last 24 hours by 14 ballistic missiles and 12 drones.
In parallel, the attacks on Iran continued, with the Tehran headquarters of the Qatari news station Al Araby being hit. The station condemned the attack targeting journalists, which is against international law.
According to the Iranian Red Crescent, ten people were injured in the attack. For now, it is not known whether the attack was American or Israeli.
