Heavy Damage in Tel Aviv and Haifa from Iranian Missile Strikes

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Iran has launched new missile attacks on Israel, targeting several locations across the country. Multiple explosions were also heard in Jerusalem during this Iranian offensive.Additionally, widespread damage has occurred in Tel Aviv and Haifa, according to Al Jazeera reports on Sunday (June 22).The Israeli military stated that Iran launched a total of 27 missiles in two waves—22 in the first wave and 5 in the second.The targets were widespread, ranging from the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights in Syria to Upper Galilee, and further across northern and central coastal areas.So far, ten different locations have sustained major damage, either from direct missile impacts or large-scale shrapnel. The cities of Tel Aviv and Haifa have suffered the most significant destruction. However, it is still unclear exactly which types of buildings have been damaged.Israel’s medical services initially reported that up to 16 people may have been injured in the attack. Emergency medical teams are still searching the affected areas to ensure no one remains without treatment.Meanwhile, multiple explosions were heard in Jerusalem shortly after missile warning alerts were issued, indicating launches from Iran. BBC Middle East correspondent Hugo Bachega reported this from Jerusalem.

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