Israel once again sounded the alarm over the presence of Iranian missiles over its territory. As the two-month truce is about to end, Tehran has resumed attacks in apparent retaliation for the Israeli bombing this Sunday on the southern neighborhoods of Beirut, the Lebanese capital. So far, Israeli defenses have managed to shoot down all the projectiles.
In a statement released by the Tasnim agency, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard (IRGC) claimed to have fired ballistic missiles against the Ramat David air baselocated about 20 kilometers from the city of Haifa, in northern Israel. According to the organization, this military installation was the Israeli “source of aggression” directed against southern Lebanon and the southern suburbs of Beirut.
Likewise, the commander of the IRGC, Hazrat Khatam al-Anbiya, assured that if Tel Aviv continues to attack that region or if it responds to Iran’s attacks, “it will be met with forceful blows.” In addition, he has threatened “devastating attacks against the regime and its supporters.” The Revolutionary Guard has assured that the ceasefire agreement was conditional on the end of the conflict on all fronts and has blamed the United States and Israel for not fulfilling their parts.
The Israeli attack has occurred six days American Donald Trump would force Netanyahu to refrain from attacking the capital Lebanese. “The Army attacked the terrorist headquarters in response to gunshots from Hezbollah against Israeli territory,” the Israeli president announced in a joint statement with Defense Minister Israel Katz. The bombs have hit of the apartments in a building, completely destroying them. The Israeli public broadcaster Kan has stated that the target of the attack in the southern suburbs was a “Hezbollah headquarters involved in planning an attack against areas of Israel” without providing evidence. This media has stated that Tel Aviv informed Washington in advance of its attack on the suburbs.
Trump calls to return to negotiations
For his part, the president of the United States, Donald Trumphas tried relower tension and has urged Iran to resume negotiations. “This is certainly not going to help the talks,” he said in an interview with Fox News. “My message to Iran is: they have already launched their missiles, enough is enough. Come back to the table and reach an agreement“In addition, Trump assured that he was not happy with the Israeli attacks against Beirut.
While waiting for an official reaction from the Israeli Government after the latest attacks, the first to speak out was the Minister of National Security, the far-right Itamar Ben Gvir. “ยกTonight Tehran must burn“He wrote on the social network X a few minutes after the Israeli Army reported the launch of missiles from Iran against Israeli territory.
Faced with a possible escalation in the region, part of Iran, Iraq and Syria have closed their airspace.
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