Iran appears to target Israeli power plant in missile attack, but misses
An Iranian ballistic missile struck an open area in northern Israel on Wednesday in an attack appearing to target Israel’s largest power plant and the Israeli Air Force kept up its strikes on regime targets across Iran, even as diplomats worked in the background to end the nearly four-week war.
The attack was the fourth round of missile fire from Iran at Israel since midnight, triggering sirens across central Israel and parts of the north.
Some of the missiles fired in the attack were likely intercepted by air defenses, according to the initial military assessments. Rescue forces responded to reports of missile fragments in several areas following the interceptions.
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An Iranian ballistic missile struck an open area in northern Israel on Wednesday in an attack appearing to target Israel’s largest power plant and the Israeli Air Force kept up its strikes on regime targets across Iran, even as diplomats worked in the background to end the nearly four-week war.
The attack was the fourth round of missile fire from Iran at Israel since midnight, triggering sirens across central Israel and parts of the north.
Some of the missiles fired in the attack were likely intercepted by air defenses, according to the initial military assessments.
Israel’s largest power plant, the Orot Rabin power station, is located in Hadera.
Iran has previously threatened to strike power and energy plants in Israel and across the Gulf, and last week forced the closure of the Bazan oil refinery in Haifa for several days due to damage caused by missile fragments.
The attack was the fourth round of missile fire from Iran at Israel since midnight, triggering sirens across central Israel and parts of the north.
Some of the missiles fired in the attack were likely intercepted by air defenses, according to the initial military assessments. Rescue forces responded to reports of missile fragments in several areas following the interceptions.
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An Iranian ballistic missile struck an open area in northern Israel on Wednesday in an attack appearing to target Israel’s largest power plant and the Israeli Air Force kept up its strikes on regime targets across Iran, even as diplomats worked in the background to end the nearly four-week war.
The attack was the fourth round of missile fire from Iran at Israel since midnight, triggering sirens across central Israel and parts of the north.
Some of the missiles fired in the attack were likely intercepted by air defenses, according to the initial military assessments.
Israel’s largest power plant, the Orot Rabin power station, is located in Hadera.
Iran has previously threatened to strike power and energy plants in Israel and across the Gulf, and last week forced the closure of the Bazan oil refinery in Haifa for several days due to damage caused by missile fragments.
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