The Israeli stock exchange building hit by Iran has turned into rubble.

The Israeli stock exchange building hit by Iran has turned into rubble.

19.06.2025 10:51

On the 7th day of the war, while Israel targeted the Arak nuclear facility, Iran's retaliation was quite severe. The images released following Israel's attack on the Israeli stock exchange building in Ramat Gan, which was hit by ballistic missiles, revealed the gravity of the situation. It is reported that at least 65 people were injured in the attacks carried out by Iran in the morning.

The war that began with Israel's "Rising Lion" attack on June 13 and Iran's retaliation named "True Promise" has entered its 7th day.

THE TOLL IS INCREASING EVERY HOUR

In Israel's attacks, at least 224 people have died, including high-ranking military officials such as Iranian Chief of General Staff Bakiri and Commander of the Revolutionary Guards Selami. In its retaliation, Iran targeted Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and Haifa, launching hundreds of ballistic and hypersonic missiles, in addition to drones (UAVs). Due to missiles that surpassed Israel's air defense system "Iron Dome," at least 24 people have lost their lives in Israel.

HEAVY RETALIATION FROM IRAN TO ISRAEL

The 7th day of the war between Israel and Iran began quite violently. In the morning hours, the Iranian army launched a very heavy retaliation against Israel, targeting the Arak nuclear facility.

STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING TURNED TO RUBBLE

The second target of the Iranian army, which hit Soroka Hospital with missiles, was the Israeli stock exchange building. Footage from the region shows that the stock exchange building has turned to rubble. In the attacks carried out by Iran this morning, initial reports indicate that at least 65 people have been injured.

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