Iran Fires Missiles at Israel as Bombing Continues in Tehran
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Iran Fires Missiles at Israel as Bombing Continues in Tehran

05 April, 2026.Iran.10 sources

Key Takeaways

  • Iran launched missiles toward Israel, triggering sirens in Haifa, Golan, and central regions.
  • Six sites were struck; cluster bombs reportedly used.
  • Ongoing US-Israel strikes on Iran frame broader regional escalation.

Missile Strikes Escalate

The Israeli Home Front Command reported an early warning siren in Haifa and its bay and the occupied Golan.

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Channel 12 reported the interception of an Iranian missile, followed by an all-clear from the Home Front Command.

The Israeli army announced more than 120 air defense and missile systems belonging to Iran had been targeted.

Regional Tensions and Infrastructure Damage

Iran escalated strikes across the Gulf, hitting petrochemical and energy facilities in Abu Dhabi and Bahrain.

The UAE’s Brooj petrochemical facilities caught fire; no casualties were reported.

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The attacks extended beyond the immediate combatants to Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, and Bahrain.

Oman and Iran held talks focused on ensuring safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz.

Missiles Range Past the Gulf

Iran targeted the joint US-UK base on Diego Garcia, about 4,000 kilometers from Iran.

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This range is double the 2,000-kilometer range previously claimed by Iranian officials.

The missile launched was a Musudan, purchased from North Korea in 2005.

One missile failed in flight; a US warship fired an interception at the other.

Military Calculations and Opposition

Iran's ballistic missile program includes both combat and support elements.

About 50 percent of Iranian missile launchers are still intact according to US intelligence.

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The Atlantic Council described the campaign as a high-risk gamble with unclear objectives.

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