Military confrontation in the Middle East is again at the center of global attention: Reuters news agency, citing a high-ranking Israeli military official, confirmed that as a result of Iran’s latest missile strikes, some military facilities in Israel were damaged, reported reuters.com. Previously, this fact was not openly acknowledged by Israeli officials, but an anonymous source stated that “a small number” of locations were damaged and that they are still functioning.
On July 5, The Telegraph also, based on satellite images, reported that five military facilities in Israel were damaged as a result of Iran’s strike. Officials did not disclose the extent or details of the damage, and all information so far is being provided on the basis of limited data.
According to information, on June 12, Iran launched missiles in response to aerial violence initiated by Israel. The strikes were mainly directed at the country’s northern part – Haifa, Tel Aviv, and military facilities in Be’er Sheva. The Israeli Defense Forces claim they intercepted most of the missiles, but in recent days, it became clear that some locations were damaged.
It is worth noting that on June 24, a ceasefire was officially announced between the two countries. According to official reports, 935 people were killed in Iran during the war, including high-ranking military personnel, while Israel recorded 28 losses.
Experts note that this event demonstrates the increasing importance of military security, intelligence, and satellite technologies in the region. The international community is watching with interest whether the recent ceasefire is temporary or if the region is on the verge of even greater confrontations.
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