Iran Launches 180 Missiles at Israel Amid Tensions
Iran Launches 180 Missiles at Israel Amid Tensions
Iran Launches 180 Missiles at Israel Amid Tensions
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A recent escalation in Middle Eastern tensions saw Iran launching approximately 180 missiles at Israel, claiming it was retaliation for Israeli strikes against Hezbollah, including the killing of its leader Hassan Nasrallah. The Israeli military confirmed that some airbases were hit, causing minor damage to office and maintenance buildings but not affecting critical infrastructure or aircraft. In response, Israel conducted ground incursions into Lebanon targeting Hezbollah and reportedly struck areas near Russia's Hmeimim Air Base in Syria, targeting Iranian shipments. This conflict has led to international travel disruptions, with Emirates canceling flights to Iraq, Iran, and Jordan, and Iran briefly suspending its own flights. The U.S. has expressed support for Israel, with President Biden stating the U.S. aided in repelling Iran's missile attack. The situation has prompted fears of a wider war in the region, with Israel planning further retaliatory measures against Iranian interests.

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