For the second consecutive day, Iran has hit the city of Beersheba with its missiles, in southern Israel, hours before doing so also in Haifa, in the north. This time, as recognized by military sources, and the projectile has hit Friday morning next to an apartment block in the southern city, causing five injured. Israeli military sources assure that the Iranian regime was preparing a greater attack against this town around 200,000 inhabitants, located in the desert of the Neguev and about 40 kilometers of Gaza, but that preventive bombardments on missile launches in Iranian territory had prevented it.
The Chief of the General Staff of the Israel Defense Forces (FDI), Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir, acknowledges that the enemy they try to disable has been preparing to be attacked and that the Israelis must be ready for a “prolonged campaign” against Iran. This is “the most complex campaign” in its history, he says. Zamir warns in a statement through a video that the Islamic Republic possessed, by launching the offensive a week ago, “about 2,500 earth-earth missiles, with a high production rate” that, in two years, could lead them to have “about 8,000 missiles.”
In the afternoon, a new wave of about twenty missiles has returned to Israel and, in this case, has reached the northern city of Haifa, an important industrial knot and main port of the country. In a first balance, there are about twenty injured, two of them seriously, according to local media that cite sources of emergency services.
At the same time, on nuclear, arms and fuel interests. Official Sources of Tehran have denounced, however, that an Israeli dron has impacted on a residential building in the Gisha district of the capital. Israeli military sources have confirmed the American newspaper The Wall Street Journal That the goal was a scientist specialized in armament, who has been dead.
On Thursday, another missile reached Beersheba. This time, one of the most important in the country. The damage was high, but there were no dead or seriously injured, since for days the authorities were carrying out patient evacuations. The Israeli government, which has ordered, speaks of “war crime” by the Ayatolás regime.
Meanwhile, the general director of the International Agency for Atomic Energy (OIEA), Rafael Grossi, stressed that the organism’s reports on Iran’s nuclear program “can hardly be the basis for military action” such as the one that, for a week, maintains Israel. The main pillar on which the Benjamin Netanyahu government holds the climb is that Tehran was less than a year after getting the atomic bomb, something that the Iranian authorities deny again and again. Grossi, in an interview with the CNN, has reiterated that there are no indications of a “systematic program in Iran to produce a nuclear weapon.”
