Some videos have been shared on the X platform probably from the account of the Iranian military wherein, the readers can see the hypersonic ballistic missiles of Iran are hitting their targets, creating thundering sounds of blasts and huge flames of fire.
Several videos captured missiles hitting Israel during Iran’s attack on Tuesday, including those that exploded in the north of Tel Aviv near where the Mossad intelligence branch is said to be based. pic.twitter.com/naEzc1pSgD
— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) October 2, 2024
In a video, several hypersonic missiles are hitting their targets on Tuesday night, when Iran fired at least 400 ballistic missiles at Israel.
These are our hypersonic systems, catch them if you can! pic.twitter.com/VrIZsNcW25
— Iran Military (@IRIran_Military) October 1, 2024
“They are our hypersonic missiles, catch them, if you can,” is a message the Iranian military has shared on the X network along with video clips.
Watch below one more video clip showing Iranian missiles hitting Israel with big bangs and huge flames.
😂🇮🇱 HAHAHAHAH FUCK ISRAEL! pic.twitter.com/4NzRlD62vZ
— Jackson Hinkle 🇺🇸 (@jacksonhinklle) October 1, 2024
Watch here another video to witness how devastating are the hypersonic ballistic missiles of Iran.
اس ویڈیو کو دیکھ کر اندازہ ہو رہا ہے کہ آئرن ڈوم نامی ایئر ڈیفنس سسٹم تو فل الحال وڑ گیا
— Imran Khan (@ImranRiazKhan) October 1, 2024
pic.twitter.com/tb2DkMwR0U
So far, Iran has reportedly fired 400 ballistic missiles at Israel, with launches originating from Isfahan, Tabriz, Khoramabad, Karaj, and Arak, according to a Tehran Times report.
This decision for retaliation was made by Iran’s Supreme National Security Council (SNSC).
The trigger for the escalation includes Israel’s assassination of Palestinian Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran on July 31.
In a major airstrike on Beirut, Lebanon, on September 27, Israel also killed Iranian Brigadier General Abbas Nilforoushan, who was serving as a military advisor in Lebanon, and Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah.
Meanwhile, Israelis rushed to shelters as alarms blared and explosions echoed in Jerusalem and the Jordan River Valley, following Iran’s launch of a barrage of ballistic missiles in retaliation for Israel’s operations against Hezbollah in Lebanon. Reports indicate that as many as 100 missiles were fired, with some intercepted over Jordan.
In response to the missile threat, the Israeli military had earlier advised the public to take cover in safe rooms. The escalation comes after Israel conducted ground raids in Lebanon, marking the first significant military action there in 18 years, which has sparked fears of a broader regional conflict.
US President Joe Biden affirmed that the United States stands ready to assist Israel in defending itself against Iranian missile attacks, emphasizing the commitment to protect American personnel in the region. This missile launch is part of a rapid escalation of conflict, following intense Israeli airstrikes that have reportedly killed many top Hezbollah leaders and resulted in significant civilian casualties in Lebanon.
As the situation intensifies, the humanitarian toll continues to rise, with many Lebanese expressing their determination to resist Israeli forces. In a related incident, at least seven people were injured in a suspected terrorist shooting in Tel Aviv, as emergency services responded to multiple locations.
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