Iran struck a rocket strike on the Headquarters of the Israeli Armed Forces in Tel Aviv

Iranian ballistic missiles struck the complex of Kiria-the Headquarters of the Israeli Armed Forces, which is considered an Israeli analogue of the Pentagon.

Source: Fox News Correspondent Trey Ingst on Live Tel Aviv

Details: According to the journalist, during the evening, Iran released about 150 ballistic missiles on Israel. Some of them broke through the air defense system and struck important facilities, in particular, in the Kiria complex-a strategic military center in the Tel Aviv center, which houses the Headquarters of the Armed Forces of Israel.

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“This is the Israeli analogue of the Pentagon – Kiria. And the building in this complex has just been struck,” Ingst said.

“The whole quarter is almost completely destroyed, erased from the face of the earth. Rescuers rake the blockages … trying to find traces of possible bodies,” the journalist said.

Despite the active work of Israeli and American missile defense systems, such as the Iron Dome, the David’s Sanging, Arrow, Patriot and Thaad, some missiles were able to overcome protection.

“This is not enough to stop such shelling,” Ingst said. “We have seen rockets in the ground, causing significant destruction and at least one death,” the correspondent adds.

“And this is only the beginning of the war between Israel and Iran, which is developing rapidly,” Ingst said.

Prehistory:

• On the night of June 14, Iran carried out another missile attack on Israel: in a number of cities, in particular in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, explosions occurred. According to preliminary data, one of the missiles hit a multi-storey building in the center of Tel Aviv.
• On the evening of June 13, Iran struck missile strikes on Israel. The Israeli Defense Army reported that Iran has released about 150 ballistic missiles on Israel.
• On the night of June 13, Israel struck the capital of Iran Tehran and its surroundings, as well as in other cities of the country. Israel called his attack preventive and aimed at undermining the nuclear program of Iran and his military facilities.
• It was also reported that as a result of the blows, the Commander-in-Chief of the Corps of the Guardians of the Islamic Revolution (Quir) Major General Hocsein Salami, Commander of the Staff of Hatam Al-Anbia Major General Glamali Rashid, Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces, Iran, Mohamadi, were killed.
• A spokesman for Iran’s armed forces Brigadny General or Lefzl Shekarchi promised that Tehran would respond to Israel’s strikes, noting that the United States would “pay dearly”, despite Washington’s assurances of his inaccuracy.