By By Elizabeth Ugbo
Iran Missiles Target Israel, No Casualties Reported
Iran launched missiles toward Israel early Wednesday, triggering air raid sirens across Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and other cities, as the Israeli military activated defense systems to intercept the threat, while emergency services confirmed no casualties.
The attack forced residents into shelters across major urban centers. Sirens echoed across central and southern Israel.
Magen David Adom Confirms No Injuries
Magen David Adom said it received no reports of casualties after the missile launches.
Emergency teams remained on alert across affected areas. However, officials confirmed no immediate injuries.
Shrapnel Falls Near Jerusalem
Israeli media reported that shrapnel fell near Jerusalem, sparking a fire in an open area.
Firefighters responded quickly and contained the blaze. Authorities did not report structural damage.
Police Search for Impact Sites
Police deployed officers across the Jerusalem district. They began searches for fallen munition debris and interceptor fragments.
Authorities urged residents to avoid suspected impact zones. Meanwhile, security teams assessed potential risks.
Previous Missile Launch Reported
Earlier, the Israeli military reported another missile launch from Iran about five hours before the latest attack.
Officials lifted shelter orders after several minutes. They reported no direct impacts from the earlier launch.
Military Intercepts Incoming Threats
The Israeli military said it operated actively to intercept the missiles. Defense systems engaged the incoming projectiles over multiple regions.
As tensions rise, authorities continue to monitor the situation closely. Residents remain under safety guidance from the Home Front Command.
