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Iranian Missiles Strike Arad and Dimona, Injuring Over 100 as Israel Probes Defense Failure

The IAEA says Israel’s Dimona nuclear research center shows no damage or abnormal radiation after the strike.

Overview

  • First responders reported about 75 wounded in Arad and 33 in Dimona, including children, with several in serious condition and extensive damage to residential buildings.
  • The IDF said interceptors operated but failed to stop the ballistic missiles and announced a formal investigation into the lapse.
  • Iran framed the strikes as retaliation for an attack on its Natanz nuclear site, while Israel’s leadership vowed to continue offensive operations.
  • A UK official said an Iranian ballistic‑missile attempt toward the USUK base at Diego Garcia was unsuccessful, and Israel’s army chief said Iran fired a two‑stage missile with an estimated 4,000‑km range.
  • International bodies and European governments urged restraint as concern grows over nuclear‑site safety and ongoing disruptions to shipping near the Strait of Hormuz.