Iran Missiles Breach Iron Dome, Strike Israeli Nuclear Site

Iranian missiles bypassed the Iron Dome, striking two cities in southern Israel and causing substantial damage and over 100 injuries.

At least two missiles hit the city of Arad, causing severe damage to three buildings, one of which caught fire, and injuring 84 people.

Another missile struck near Dimona, damaging a residential building and injuring 33 people, including a severely injured 10-year-old boy.

Dimona is believed to house Israel's only nuclear facility, which Iran claims was the target of the strike, retaliating for an earlier attack on its uranium enrichment plant.

Israel shifted schools to online learning and the Prime Minister vowed further strikes against Iran and its allies.

The report suggests the missile test has caused alarm in Europe, with leaders considering emergency meetings and strengthening air defense systems.

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