Iran Vows Retaliation after Israeli Strike Kills Senior Hamas Leader
US Officials: Israel Hit Iran with Missile
Blasts Heard in Central Iran
Tehran, Iran - Iran has vowed to retaliate after a senior Hamas leader was killed in a missile strike in Tehran last week. The attack, which Iran has blamed on Israel, has raised tensions between the two countries to a new high. In response, Iran has beefed up security at its nuclear facilities and military installations. The Israeli military has also been placed on high alert.
US officials say that the missile strike was carried out by Israel in the early hours of Friday. Blasts were heard in the central province of Isfahan, where several military installations are located. The Israeli government has not officially confirmed its involvement in the attack, but it has been widely reported in the Israeli media. The US officials believe that the strike was a warning to Iran not to retaliate for the killing of the Hamas leader.
Iran has been on high alert in the wake of the attack. The Israeli government has pledged to respond to any Iranian retaliation, and there are concerns that the situation could escalate into a full-scale conflict. The international community is calling for both sides to exercise restraint and avoid further violence.
Meanwhile, a 7-year-old girl is in a critical condition after receiving severe head injuries in an Iranian attack on Israel overnight. The Israeli military struck a number of targets in Iran in response to the attack, including a military base and a weapons factory. The situation remains tense between the two countries, and there are fears that further violence could erupt.
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