Israeli drones attack Iranian nuclear site and missile base

Iranian air defences opened fire overnight after what was believed to be an Israeli attack on two military sites using drones. Flashes could be seen in the sky over Isfahan, a city in central Iran that houses a vital nuclear research facility, air base and weapons factories. Explosions were also reported at Tabriz, in the northern mountains, which houses long-range missile silos. Emergency services could be seen racing to the scene of the attacks overnight, but as day dawned the damage appeared slight or non-existent. The US confirmed overnight that the explosions were the result of an Israeli strike. Netanyahu’s government has so-far not commented. There was some confusion about the nature of the attack because of its apparently limited nature. Some suggested it was a mere demonstration - Israel showing Iran that it could hit some of its most sensitive sites if it chooses to, as a sign to back down. Others suggested it was a mere probing attack, designed to test Iranian air defence before a larger assault. It comes after Iran launched an unprecedented salvo of drones and missile at Israel in retaliation for an airstrike that killed a top general. The tit-for-tat is the closest the two mortal enemies have come to all-out war, raising fears of a conflagration that could burn large parts of the Middle East. #israel #hamas #war

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