Iran launched over 400 ballistic missiles and drones at Israel, with 32 targeting the Nevatim Airbase, home to F-35 jets.
Conflicting reports on Iron Dome's performance, with some missiles breaching defenses and hitting Israeli territory.
Iran launched a significant missile strike targeting Israel’s Nevatim Airbase, which houses the Israeli Air Force’s F-35 jets. The attack involved 32 ballistic missiles, several of which impacted protective hangars at the base. - X.com ; @IranObserver0
Background info: Before Iran’s massive missile strike, tensions with Israel had been escalating due to regional conflicts and Iran’s growing missile capabilities. Israeli concerns were rising over Iran’s influence and advanced weaponry, while military skirmishes with Iranian proxies in Syria, Lebanon, and Gaza added strain. This set the stage for Iran’s launch of over 400 ballistic missiles and drones, marking a major escalation.