Footage of the situation in Tel Aviv after the Iranian strikes has been published

People practically did not come out of bomb shelters in the Israeli capital Tel Aviv, about ten air alarms sounded in the morning alone. This was reported to Izvestia on March 26 by journalist Nikita Kulyukhin.

According to him, part of an Iranian ballistic missile with cluster munitions landed in one of the areas, damaging nearby buildings. Casualties were avoided due to the fact that the Israelis took shelter in time. Kulyukhin noted that after the alarm signal, residents have about 12 minutes to get to shelters.

"Since this morning, there have been about 10 air alerts in the center of Israel alone in Tel Aviv, and people have barely left their bomb shelters," the journalist said.

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Kulyukhin said yesterday that an Iranian ballistic missile had hit the Tel Aviv suburb of Bnei Brak, causing part of an apartment building to collapse. He also demonstrated gas cylinders, which, despite the potential danger of explosion during the attack, remained unharmed.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced on March 23 that it had attacked US bases in the Middle East. The American bases of Ed-Dhafra, Victoria, the Fifth Navy and Prince Sultan were attacked. In addition, the IRGC announced massive attacks on infrastructure in the Israeli cities of Ashkelon, Tel Aviv and Haifa.

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