Iran strikes Israel with new missile, drone attack; Israel bombs Tehran | Conflict News

Israel and Iran have conducted a new wave of attacks, fueling the fears of a total sustained war, with heavy exchanges now entering the third day.

The Iranian missiles struck the north of Israel, killing a person and injuring 13 others, late Saturday until Sunday, according to the Israeli media Haaretz.

Iranian officials, on the other hand, said that the Shahran oil deposit, northwest of Tehran, was targeted by Israel on Saturday, although the authorities claim that the fire was contained.

Videos published on social networks and verified by Sanad d’Al Jazeera showed Iranian missiles in the sky of northern Israel.

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The Israel channel 13 reported that the missiles hit Haifa and near Tamra. The attack on Haifa was widely planned because the coastal city is hosting a strategic gas infrastructure. Analysts suggest that this mark the start of reprisals promised by Iran for Israeli bombing of key energy sites near Bushehr and Abadan.

Despite general public support for military action against Iran, many Israelis remain skeptical. Addressing Al Jazeera, Israeli political analyst Or Goldberg said that there was increasing anxiety and distrust among the population.

“There is mass support to go after Iran-this is the official story,” he said. “But people do not believe that these strikes will destroy the nuclear program of Iran or will bring a change of diet. They are starting to fend for themselves.”

Goldberg added that many political motivations suspected the campaign, suggesting that leaders can use the crisis to increase their position. “There is no confidence in the government’s ability to protect civilians,” he said. “People feel abandoned.”

After the Israeli attacks against Iran, Tohid Asadi, postponing Tehran for Al Jazeera, said that smoke was seen rising from the Shahran oil depot in Tehran after an Israeli strike, although the complete extent of the damage is not clear. “It was said that the oil storage center was targeted, but the extent of damage is not so much,” he reported.

He added that the Iranian air defenses were activated in the capital shortly after the strike. “I saw the interceptions. The sounds of the explosions have been heard,” he said.

ASADI has described the current Israeli bombing of nuclear, military and civilian sites across Iran as “unprecedented”, warning that developments are likely to trigger an additional escalation.

Israel seeks to attack Iran’s energy infrastructure

Earlier on Saturday, Iran said that Israel had intensified its military campaign, targeting key infrastructure and bearing another blow to the country’s difficulty economy, while the conflict shirks towards a potential total war.

Iranian officials confirmed that a fire had broken out in the South Pars gas field – one of the country’s most vital energy sources – after being struck by Israeli forces on Saturday. Although the Iranian authorities later said that the fire had been extinguished, the extent of the disturbance remains clear.

The energy expert Manouchehr Takin told Al Jazeera that targeting the southern – crucial pars for domestic consumption and commercial use – would deepen the internal energy crisis of Iran. “This is an attempt to paralyze the economy of Iran,” said Takin. “The internal gas network was already under pressure due to sanctions and mismanagement.”

Al Jazeera’s Nour Odeh, postponing Amman, said this decision has marked a change in strategy. “Israel has previously targeted Iranian military infrastructure, nuclear scientists and missile facilities. It is now going after civilian economic assets, “she said, warning that the economic impact could be serious if the damage is extended.

Iran reels of civil toll and reprisals of promises

Tehran has at least reported 80 people killed and more than 320 injuredIncluding women and children, following Israeli strikes on military and residential sites across the capital.

Among the dead, there would be nine nuclear scientists. Iran has retaliated with a missile dam that has entered Israel’s high -tech anti -missile defense system, with at least four deaths and more than 200 injuries recorded in Israel since Friday.

The Iranian state media also said that the planes of an Israeli F-35 fighter plane, one of the most advanced planes in the Arsenal of Israel. While several Iranian media have cited a military declaration confirming the incident, there are no official sequences or visual evidence, and Israeli officials have rejected the fabricated reports.

The nuclear talks of the United States, originally planned in Oman, were canceled.

President Donald Trump had linked the diplomatic effort to the agreement of Iran to retreat his nuclear program. But the Iranian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Abbas Araghchi, said negotiations were out of the table While the “barbaric” Israeli attacks continued.

Meanwhile, the Israeli army claimed to have reached more than 150 Iranian targets and warned that its operation could continue for weeks. The Minister of Defense Israel Katz has issued a striking warning: “If Khamenei continues to pull missiles at the Israeli inner front, Tehran will burn.”

World leaders have been alarmed as fears of a broader war develop

The prospect of a large -scale regional war is looming world leaders warnings issued.

Iran alluded to a potential closure of the Hormuz Strait – A crucial oil delivery route – If the conflict deepened. Tehran also warned that all the foreign military bases helping Israel could face reprisal strikes.

Iran’s ability for external reprisals, However, weakened. After almost two years of war in Gaza and last year’s conflict in Lebanon, its main regional allies – Hamas and Hezbollah – are considerably exhausted, narrowing the military options of Iran.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan spoke by phone with Saudi crown prince Mohammed Bin Salman and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian. In both calls, Erdogan accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of fueling the crisis.

According to a statement from the Erdogan office, he told Bin Salman that Israel was the greatest threat to regional stability and immediately appealed to his actions. “The only way to resolve the nuclear dispute is through negotiations,” said Erdogan, warning of a potential refugee crisis if the situation is shirking further.

The Turkish president also accused Israel of using attacks on Iran to distract from what he has marked a genocide in Gaza. “Netanyahu is trying to set fire to the region and sabotage diplomatic efforts,” said Erdogan, the statement said.

While international concerns are implementing Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a 50 -minute call on Saturday. While Trump praised Israel’s strikes and warned Iran of more severe consequences, Putin expressed serious concern and called for the military campaign. However, the two leaders left the door open to a possible return to nuclear talks.