15.03.2026 14:53
As the war between the US-Israel and Iran continues with full force on its 16th day, Iran's retaliatory attack on Israel was quite severe. Images from one of the missile strikes that caused large fires in Tel Aviv made a significant impact. A missile fired by Iran struck a road in Israel, creating a massive hole in the roadway.
The ongoing war between the USA, Israel, and Iran has entered its 16th day, with conflicts in the region intensifying. Iran's recent retaliatory attack against Israel has been recorded as one of the most notable moments of the war.
Missiles fired by Iran targeted many locations in Israel, with reports indicating that the attacks caused significant damage, particularly around Tel Aviv. It was reported that fires broke out in numerous locations in the city and explosion sounds were heard for a long time.
A MISSILE HIT A ROAD IN TEL AVIV
In the footage that circulated regarding the attacks, a missile launched by Iran is seen hitting a road in Tel Aviv. The impact of the missile shattered the asphalt and created a massive crater in the road. After the explosion, images reflected that surrounding vehicles were damaged and thick smoke rose in the area.
EXTENSIVE SECURITY MEASURES WERE TAKEN
As emergency teams were dispatched to the area where the explosion occurred in Israel, security forces implemented extensive security measures in the vicinity. Authorities announced that efforts were ongoing to control the fires and assess the damage following the attack.
HEAVY RETALIATION
On the other hand, Iran's attack is considered a retaliation against Israel's recent operations targeting military and strategic objectives in Iran. As mutual attacks continue between the parties, tensions in the region are escalating day by day.
Experts indicate that the attacks carried out by Iran using ballistic missiles and drones have put pressure on Israel's air defense systems and that the war could enter a new phase. The emerging footage once again revealed that the war has spread to urban centers and is directly affecting civilian life.