The journalist reported on Iran's repeated strike on Israeli Dimon

Iran has attacked the city of Dimona in southern Israel again. This was reported to Izvestia on March 21 by journalist Nikita Kulyukhin.

He said that the Iranian side had repeatedly struck Dimona with ballistic missiles, and an air alert was in effect.

"We are currently located near Dimona, in the city of Beersheba. And now we are looking for an air raid shelter, there are several buildings here. We hope that one of them has an air raid shelter. You just have to drive up and ask, see if anything else is open," he said.

Kulyukhin noted that the buildings are closed, but if there are no bomb shelters nearby, you can take shelter in an underground parking lot.

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Iran attacked the city of Dimona earlier in the day. The fall of rocket fragments as a result of the interception of the projectile was recorded in the area of the nuclear research center. A fire immediately broke out at the scene of the incident.

Later, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) stated that it had not received information about damage to the nuclear center, and there was no increase in radiation in the area of the facility.

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