30.03.2026 13:50
The war between the US-Israel and Iran continues with full force on its 31st day. Today, Iran struck the Ramat Hovav industrial facility with missiles, while a footage captured during a live broadcast by an NTV reporter caused a major stir. Israeli soldiers, hearing the sirens during the destruction of the facility by Iranian missiles, panicked and dropped to the ground.
The ongoing war between the US-Israel and Iran has intensified on its 31st day, while Iran's missile attack on the Ramat Hovav industrial facility in Israel has caused a significant stir. The moments reported live by the NTV correspondent during the attack and the images captured on camera drew attention.
EXPLOSION ON LIVE BROADCAST
The NTV correspondent reported that the attack occurred approximately 45 minutes earlier, while siren sounds and moments of explosions were also reflected in the broadcast. The correspondent described the panic moments in the area with the words, “Siren sounds rang out, teams lay on the ground and tried to protect themselves.”
SOLDIERS AND TEAMS LAY ON THE GROUND
During the live broadcast, it was seen that Israeli soldiers and intervention teams in the area panicked and lay on the ground after the sirens. The moments when everyone tried to protect themselves due to the missile threat were recorded second by second.
CLAIM OF CHEMICAL LEAK
Initially, the possibility of a chemical leak was considered at the Ramat Hovav industrial facility, which was the target of the attack. Specially dressed teams were dispatched to the area, and it was observed that thick smoke was rising.
SUCCESSIVE ATTACKS
According to the correspondent, waves of missiles coming from Iran continued one after another. It was reported that after the first attack, a second missile also hit a point close to the area, and explosion sounds were heard again.
DIMONA NEARBY TARGETED
The attack's occurrence in a region near the Dimona nuclear facility, which had been targeted before, drew attention. It was stated that the areas around Arad and Beersheba were also under threat.