Iran launched a new wave of missiles at Israel, saying that it targeted fighter jet fuel production facilities and energy supply centers in Israel.

Iran Launches New Missile Strike on Israel, Targeting Military and Energy Sites; At Least 3 Killed

Tehran Escalates Conflict, Claims Attack Aimed at Fighter Jet Fuel Facilities and Power Centers*  

Iran launched a fresh wave of missiles at Israel early Monday, striking what it claimed were critical military and energy infrastructure sites, including fighter jet fuel production facilities and power supply centers. The attack resulted in at least three fatalities and heightened fears of a widening regional conflict.  

Details of the Attack

According to Iranian state media, the strikes were a "measured response" to recent hostilities and specifically targeted defense-related installations. Israeli officials confirmed missile impacts near strategic sites but did not immediately disclose the full extent of the damage. Emergency services reported at least three deaths and multiple injuries, with rescue operations ongoing.  

Israel’s Response & Regional Tensions

The Israeli military said its air defense systems intercepted several missiles, but some breached defenses. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu convened an emergency security cabinet meeting, vowing a "swift and decisive" retaliation. The attack marks a significant escalation in direct hostilities between Iran and Israel, raising concerns of a broader Middle East conflict.  

Global Reactions

The United Nations called for an immediate de-escalation, while the U.S. reaffirmed its support for Israel, warning Iran against further aggression. Meanwhile, oil prices surged amid fears of disrupted energy supplies from the region.  

What’s Next?

With both nations signaling no backing down, the international community urges restraint to prevent a full-scale war. Diplomatic efforts are underway, but the risk of further strikes looms large.  

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(Sources: Official statements, eyewitness accounts, and international agencies)