Iran Launches Hypersonic Missile, Strikes Tel Aviv with Cluster Warhead

Initial reports of Iran's multi-wave attack on Israel, with cluster munitions hitting Tel Aviv.

Details on the casualties and damage caused by the missile strike in Tel Aviv, including emergency response.

Video evidence shows an apartment building hit by a missile with a cluster warhead, scattering smaller bombs.

Reports of explosions in Jericho, West Bank, and air raid sirens in Jerusalem, with specific fatalities and injuries.

Fire and rescue services responded to six sites affected by shrapnel, with damage reported across a wide area.

Additional missile attacks were reported in Beersheba, the Golan Heights, and other northern areas.

Discussion of Iran's new hypersonic missile, the 'Fattah-2', capable of 15 times the speed of sound and carrying a cluster warhead.

Mention of Iran's previously revealed hypersonic weapons, 'Sejjil' and 'Khorramshahr-4'.

Iran reportedly fired missiles near Israel's Dimona nuclear research center as a warning.

Reports suggest Israel's Iron Dome and Arrow 3 air defense systems were unable to intercept all Iranian missiles.

US aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln moved away from Iran's coast, and the UK deployed a nuclear submarine.

Iran receives technological and trade support, including weapons development, from Russia, China, and North Korea.

A previous Iranian attack on Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia injured 12 U.S. soldiers and damaged refueling aircraft.

Discrepancies in the number of U.S. soldiers injured in the Saudi base attack are reported by various media outlets.

The Prince Sultan Air Base has been targeted before, with a previous attack resulting in a U.S. soldier's death.

CBS News reported another attack on the base earlier in the week, causing 14 injuries.

The attacks highlight concerns about a shortage of interceptor missiles in the Persian Gulf region.

U.S. Central Command reported 300 U.S. soldiers injured in the ongoing conflict, with 10 severely wounded.

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