Iran fired a fresh barrage of missiles at Israel, Iranian state television announced early Sunday, as Tehran and Israel exchanged fire for a third day.
Israeli media has reported that Iranian strikes targeted a power station in Hadera and the Netanyahu family’s residence in the coastal town of Caesarea, Middle East Eye reported.
Israel’s army says a barrage of missiles fired from Iran failed to reach the country, Al Jazeera reported. “In the last hour, several missiles were launched at the State of Israel from Iran, most of which were intercepted. No reports of any missiles landing on Israeli territory were received,” the military said in a statement.
According to CNN, Israeli citizens have been told they can leave their shelters by the Home Front Command, but must remain nearby, after Iran launched its first daytime missile barrage since the latest conflict erupted on Friday. Israel’s national emergency service Magen David Adom (MDA) said there have been no reports of injuries as of yet.
Israel has continued to strike Iran throughout the day on Sunday, with reports of fresh blasts in the capital Tehran, per CNN.
Israeli strikes on Tehran on Sunday targeted densely populated residential areas of the Iranian capital, including three busy intersections in the city: Tajrish and Quds Square, Shariati Avenue and Valiasr Square, per CNN.
Iranian media said Sunday that the death toll from Israeli attacks on Friday and Saturday was at least 128, including women and children, and around 900 injured individuals were admitted to hospitals.
According to CNN, Iran launched more than 200 rockets towards Israel, killing at least 13 people including three minors, the Israeli government said Sunday. At least 380 people were injured, with nine in serious condition, according to the government. GT
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