Footage of the aftermath of Tehran's missile strike on a suburb of Tel Aviv has been published

An Iranian ballistic missile struck the Tel Aviv suburb of Bnei Brak, causing part of an apartment building to collapse. The relevant footage is published by Izvestia on March 25.

"An Iranian ballistic missile hit this ultra-Orthodox area in the center of Israel near Tel Aviv," journalist Nikita Kulyukhin shared the details with Izvestia.

He emphasized the high population density in the suburbs. A crowd of people has formed in the area of the incident, and children are actively searching for fragments of the fallen rocket. Kulyukhin demonstrated the gas cylinders, which, despite the potential danger of explosion during the attack, remained unharmed.

It is specified that the attack was without casualties, but about nine people, including children, were injured. It also became known that the buildings in Bnei Brak are characterized by poor construction quality, which increases their vulnerability.

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Kulukhin reported on March 22 that a large crater had formed as a result of an Iranian ballistic missile hitting a residential area of Dimona, and several multi-storey buildings had been almost completely destroyed. It was clarified that a large-scale search and rescue operation was launched at the scene.

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