22.03.2026 01:31
The Israeli army has launched an investigation into why missiles that directly hit and caused significant damage in Arad and Dimona in southern Israel could not be intercepted during Iran's retaliations.
The Israeli army has launched an investigation into why Iran's ballistic missiles, which fell in Dimona and Arad, could not be intercepted. The investigation will examine the failure of air defense systems.
According to Israel's Times of Israel newspaper, the Israeli army is investigating the reasons for the failure in Dimona and Arad.
MISSILES PENETRATED THE IRON DOME, INVESTIGATION INITIATED
The Israeli army has initiated an investigation to determine why the Iranian ballistic missiles containing hundreds of kilograms of explosives fell in Dimona and Arad could not be intercepted.
According to Israel's Channel 12 television, the missiles that hit both Dimona and Arad within two hours failed this time despite being missiles that had been launched at Israel in the past and intercepted by air defense systems.
IRAN ATTACKED TWO LOCATIONS
In a six-wave missile attack targeting the southern region of Israel, where the Dimona Nuclear Power Plant is located, many people were injured.
After Dimona, this time the missiles targeting the city of Arad in southern Israel penetrated the Iron Dome. Numerous violent explosions occurred in the city, and the missiles hit many locations. According to initial reports, 6 people lost their lives, and more than 100 were injured.