Iran Fires Missiles at Israel in Retaliation Over Airstrikes
Published: June 13, 2025 | Breaking News | Kashmir News
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Iran Fires Missiles at Israel: Conflict Intensifies
The Middle East witnessed a significant escalation in violence as Iran fired missiles at Israel early this morning. The coordinated strike, which targeted Israeli military and civilian zones, followed Israel’s alleged bombings on Iranian nuclear facilities just days earlier.
The Israeli Ministry of Defense had confessed to launching pre-emptive airstrikes aimed at dismantling Iran’s nuclear capabilities. In a swift response, Tehran authorized large-scale missile retaliation, heightening fears of an all-out regional war.
Damage and Fallout of the Missile Attacks
Reports confirm that over 50 missiles were launched at strategic Israeli zones. While Israel’s “Iron Dome” defense system intercepted most of the threats, several missiles caused scattered damage in urban zones near Tel Aviv, Be’er Sheva, and Northern Haifa.
| Targeted Area | Missiles Detected | Damage Reported |
|---|---|---|
| Tel Aviv | 15+ | Minor injuries, power outages |
| Be’er Sheva | 10 | Military base hit, damages confirmed |
| Northern Haifa | 8 | Missiles intercepted |
Military Responses from Both Sides
In the wake of Iran firing missiles at Israel, the Israeli government held an emergency war council. Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that “this act will not go unanswered.” The Israeli army is now on high alert in Galilee, Golan Heights, and border regions.
Immediate Outcomes Since Iran Fired Missiles at Israel
- Heightened alert status for all Israeli defense units
- Airspace restrictions across Lebanon and Jordan
- UN Security Council scheduled for emergency session
Impact on Nuclear Tensions in the Middle East
The escalation comes amid increasing concerns over Iran’s accelerating uranium enrichment program. Analysts warn that Israel may consider a full-scale strike to destroy Iran’s nuclear infrastructure if tensions rise further. The IAEA has called for “urgent diplomatic intervention.”
Iran claims its nuclear project is peaceful. However, with the IDF targeting nuclear bases and Iran firing missiles at Israel in response — the line between rhetoric and warfare has dramatically faded.
Defense Systems and Military Units in Action (2025)
Israel’s Defense Playbook
| Division | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Iron Dome | Short-range missile defense |
| Arrow 3 | Long-range threat interception |
| IAF – F-35I Jets | Precision assaults |
Iran’s Missile Arsenal
| System | Specifications |
|---|---|
| Fateh-110 | 300km range, tactical targeting |
| Shahab-3 | Medium-range ballistic capabilities |
| Shahed-136 Drones | Recon and kamikaze-style strikes |
FAQs: Iran Fires Missiles at Israel
Why did Iran fire missiles at Israel?
Iran retaliated after Israeli warplanes struck its nuclear development facilities near Natanz. The missile assault is a show of force following Iran’s promise of defensive action.
How has Israel responded?
Israel hasn’t launched a full-scale counterattack yet but has fortified its missile defense zones and urged citizens to stay near shelters.
Are nuclear weapons involved?
No nuclear weapons were used. However, airstrikes targeted nuclear program sites, prompting global concern over escalation possibilities.
Which international players are involved?
The U.S., UN, and EU have condemned the escalation and urged both states to resume diplomatic dialogues. NATO members remain cautious but engaged in monitoring the region closely.
Conclusion & Further Reading
As Iran fires missiles at Israel in direct retaliation to recent Israeli operations, the international community watches closely. While full-blown war hasn’t erupted, the threat level remains extremely high. All eyes are on how Israel will choose to proceed in response to this severe provocation.
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Further background on Israeli actions can be found in this related story: Israel Strikes Iran Nuclear Sites.



