An Israeli rocket hit the office of Al Arabi TV channel in Iran

Al Arabi TV channel reported on March 29 that its office building in Iran was hit by a rocket attack from Israel.

"The building housing the office of the Al Arabi TV channel in Tehran was damaged by a rocket," the website says.

It is noted that neighboring buildings were also damaged. According to the report, emergency services personnel are working at the scene. There is no information about the victims.

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A day earlier, an Israeli military strike in Lebanon killed Al Mayadeen journalist Fatima Ftouni, her brother, photojournalist Mohammed Ftouni, and Al—Manar reporter Ali Hassan Shahaib. The car used by the media staff turned out to be almost completely destroyed.

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun condemned the murder, expressed condolences to the families of the victims and all representatives of the journalistic and media community.

In turn, Roni Alpha, director of the Al Mayadeen Middle East Information Bureau, called the deceased Ftuni journalist, who collaborated with Izvestia News Agency, a heroine. The Russian Foreign Ministry called the attack on the journalists' car a grave crime and noted that they would insist on the need to investigate this murder and bring all those responsible to justice.

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