Shafaq News- Middle East

At least six Israelis were injured on Sunday after “rocket shrapnel” fell in central Israel during an Iranian missile attack, Israeli media reported.

In a statement, Israel’s emergency service said missile fragments struck several areas, triggering sirens across central towns. One person was injured in Tel Aviv and others in Petah Tikva east of the city, including at least one in serious condition.

Earlier today, Iranian media reported missiles launched toward Israel, including one carrying a cluster warhead, as part of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ (IRGC) 28th wave of Operation True Promise 4, targeting Tel Aviv, Beersheba, and the Al-Azraq air base in Jordan.

The IRGC also said it would increase drone attacks by 20% and double the use of heavy strategic missiles in the coming hours.