Summary
An Iranian missile struck cities near Israel's main nuclear site, Dimona, injuring nearly 100 people. Iran claimed the strike was a response to an earlier attack on its Natanz nuclear facility, escalating tensions in the ongoing conflict. The International Atomic Energy Agency reported no damage to the Dimona nuclear facility or abnormal radiation levels.
Key Facts
- An Iranian missile hit Dimona and Arad in southern Israel.
- Nearly 100 people were injured, with a 10-year-old boy in critical condition.
- Israeli air defense systems failed to intercept some missiles.
- Iran claimed the attack was a response to a strike on its Natanz nuclear site.
- The International Atomic Energy Agency found no damage at the Dimona facility.
- The Israeli Prime Minister vowed to continue attacks on Iran.
- Israel previously struck a site in Tehran used for nuclear and missile development.
- Schools near Dimona were closed the following day.
