The Karun petrochemical plant, near the city of Bandar-e-Mahshahr, in southwestern Iran, was hit by an Israeli projectile and had parts of its facilities damaged, the deputy governor responsible for security in Khuzestan province reported on Monday (8), according to the Fars news agency.
The attack on the petrochemical plant this morning was also confirmed by the Israeli Air Force. In a statement on X, the military said that “several targets at the petrochemical complex in Mahshahr” were hit.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard claims Nevatim and Tel Nof in response to an attack on radar installations in Iran.
Hours earlier, the Israeli Air Force had reported that “missiles were launched from Iran towards the territory of the State of Israel.”
The IDF recognized that a short time ago missiles were launched from Iran towards the territory of the State of Israel.
The defense systems work to intercept the threat. In the last few minutes, the Home Front Command distributed an advance directive directly to the mobile phones in the relevant areas.
The public is asked to be responsible and follow the guidelines – they save lives.
You have to enter the spaces…
— Israeli Air Force (@IAFsite)
“Defense systems are operating to intercept the threat,” Israel published. Sirens sounded in Jerusalem on Monday, followed by loud explosions.
in western and central Iran on Monday, even after US President Donald Trump reportedly asked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to .
In retaliation, Iran launched a volley of missiles at Israeli targets, putting peace talks between the US and Iran at risk. But Trump insisted that a deal to end the overall war was still within reach.
*by CNN Brasil with information from Reuters
