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Iran launches wave of missiles at Israel following US bombing of nuclear sites
ISRAEL, JUN 23 – Iran launched its 20th wave of missile and drone attacks on Israel, with 40 missiles fired and at least 23 people injured, in retaliation for US-led airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites.
- Early Sunday morning, Iranian forces launched around 30 ballistic missiles targeting Tel Aviv and the country's third largest city, causing injuries and damage.
- The missile strike followed overnight U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites, escalating tensions and prompting Iranian threats of regional retaliation.
- The Iranian Revolutionary Guard announced deployment of the Kheibar Shekan, a fourth-generation long-range missile with a 1,450 km range and satellite-guided, maneuverable warheads.
- Israel's air defenses intercepted over 450 missiles and 1,000 drones, yet some missiles caused significant destruction and approximately 80 injuries, with 16 hospitalized.
- The event raised Israel and neighboring Gulf states' alert levels, signaling possible further escalation as Iran’s foreign minister declared diplomatic avenues closed.
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