Iran fires missiles at Israel after Beirut attack ‘crossed all red lines’
Summary
Iran fired multiple missiles toward Israel after warning Israel to stop attacks in southern Lebanon. Israel reported intercepting all the missiles and did not immediately retaliate, while President Donald Trump urged Israeli leaders not to respond to avoid further conflict.Key Facts
- Iran launched several missile strikes at Israel starting around 10 p.m. local time on Sunday.
- The missiles targeted the Ramat David airbase, among other locations.
- Israel’s military said it intercepted all Iranian missiles so far.
- The Iranian Revolutionary Guard said the strikes were in response to Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon, especially around Beirut’s southern suburbs.
- Iran warned that future attacks would target “all American-Zionist targets” in the region.
- President Trump said he was calling Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to advise against retaliating against Iran.
- Earlier ceasefire talks between Israel and Lebanon had not stopped ongoing clashes.
- Israeli officials had planned a strong response but were urged by the U.S. to avoid escalation.
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