A missile launched from Iran struck a seven-story building directly, resulting in a tragic outcome. Twenty people were injured, and three survivors were found alive beneath the rubble. Authorities described it as "an extremely difficult scene."
While Home Front Command guidelines remain unchanged for now, aviation officials indicate that maintaining the ceasefire will trigger rapid expansion of flight operations in the coming days.
Israeli air defenses intercepted two missiles, with no reported casualties aside from one civilian injured while seeking shelter.
An analysis obtained and published by CNN indicated that the main components of Iran's nuclear program were not damaged in the US strikes on Fordo, Natanz and Isfahan, delaying Tehran’s atomic program by only a few months. In contrast, Israeli intelligence assessments point to severe damage to Iran’s nuclear infrastructure.
President Donald Trump declared Tuesday that Israel would not proceed with planned attacks against Iran, ordering all aircraft to return home after the ceasefire failed to take effect.
