Escalation in Middle East Conflict: Iranian Missile Strikes on Israel Ignite Tensions
The ongoing Israeli-Iranian conflict saw a surge in violence after Iranian missiles hit a hospital in southern Israel and a high-rise in Tel Aviv, causing multiple injuries. Israel retaliated by targeting Iran's nuclear facilities. Concerns grow over Iran's nuclear program and heightened regional instability.

An Iranian missile struck a key hospital in southern Israel early Thursday, leading to widespread damage but no severe injuries, according to hospital sources. Israeli media showcased footage of shattered windows and plumes of smoke rising from the scene.
Various other sites, including a high-rise in Tel Aviv, were also targeted by Iranian missiles, resulting in 240 injuries, four critically, according to Israel's Health Ministry. In swift retaliation, Israel carried out strikes against Iran's Arak heavy water reactor, intensifying the ongoing conflict.
The Israeli military reported Iran used missiles equipped with multiple warheads, complicating defense efforts. Meanwhile, Russia expressed concerns about nuclear safety at Iran's Russian-built Bushehr power plant, stressing stability amid escalating tensions.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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