An attempt was made to prevent a Fox journalist from reporting from the site of the rocket crash in Israel

They tried to force a Fox News correspondent to leave the site of the Iranian missile crash in Tel Aviv. The relevant footage was broadcast on the TV channel on June 14.

The video shows how a reporter begins to cover the situation at the site of the missile strike on the Kiria complex, which is used by the Israeli army.

"This is the Israeli version of the Pentagon — Kiria. And a building in this area has just been attacked," the journalist began.

After that, several people approach the film crew, who begin to demand that the journalists leave the place.

An eye for an eye: Iran responded to the Israeli attack

Tehran and West Jerusalem have once again stopped a step away from a major war

On June 13, Israel launched a preemptive strike against Iran and declared a state of emergency. Later, the Islamic Republic launched about 150-200 retaliatory missile strikes. As a result, 63 people were injured, and another 300 Israelis were evacuated.