Iranian Missile Hits Power Station in Ashdod
On the 11th day of heightened hostilities between Iran and Israel, dashcam footage surfaced capturing the precise moment an Iranian missile struck the Israeli city of Ashdod. The missile reportedly hit a key power station, significantly diminishing its operational capacity.
Intense Missile Exchange Despite Calls for De-escalation
Despite international appeals to ease tensions, missile attacks persisted as Iran launched aerial assaults across northern Israel in multiple waves. The missile barrages continued for nearly 40 minutes, marking one of the most prolonged Iranian attacks in the conflict.
Dashcam Video Reveals Impact and Immediate Aftermath
The dashcam footage depicts stones and debris violently scattered into the air as the missile detonated near a moving vehicle. In the seconds after the explosion, dust enveloped the car’s windshield as the driver quickly fled the scene.
Casualty Reports and Broader Damage
There have been no confirmed reports of injuries from the strike in Ashdod, even as sirens blared across Israel signaling incoming missile threats. Explosions were also reported in Jerusalem; however, emergency services noted no immediate casualties.
Rising Tensions and Retaliatory Threats
Tehran has warned of "serious and unpredictable consequences" in response to recent US strikes targeting its nuclear facilities. Officials emphasized that these provocations would escalate the regional conflict further.
Israeli Counterstrikes Deep in Iranian Territory
In retaliation, the Israeli military launched strikes on missile sites within western Iran, targeting six airports associated with the Iranian regime. These operations reportedly destroyed fighter jets and helicopters.
Human Toll of the Ongoing Conflict
- Iranian strikes on Israel have resulted in 24 fatalities.
- Israeli attacks on Iran have claimed over 400 lives, according to Iranian health authorities.
The cycle of missile exchanges continues to intensify, underscoring the volatile state of affairs between the two nations.
