19.06.2025 15:21
The seventh day of the Israel-Iran war witnessed bloody clashes. In response to Israel's attacks on nuclear facilities, Iran retaliated by striking every point in Tel Aviv with missiles. Following the attacks, which left 129 people injured, a claim emerged from the U.S. press that is likely to make headlines. It was suggested that Israel's current missile defense capacity would only last for another 10 to 12 days.
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. At least 224 people, including high-ranking military officials such as Iranian Chief of General Staff Bakiri and Commander of the Revolutionary Guards Selami, have been killed in Israel's attacks. Iran, in its retaliation, launched hundreds of ballistic and hypersonic missiles, targeting Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and Haifa, in addition to unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Due to missiles that surpassed Israel's air defense system "Iron Dome," at least 24 people have lost their lives in Israel.
HOSPITAL AND STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING HIT
The 7th day of the Israel-Iran war continues with all its violence. In the morning hours, the Iranian army retaliated against Israel, which targeted the Arak Nuclear Facility, hitting almost every point in the country with missiles. The Iranian army announced that the main target of the attack was the "Command and Intelligence (IDF C4I) Headquarters and Military Intelligence Camp," and it struck Soroka hospital and the Israeli stock exchange with ballistic missiles.
MILITARY CENTERS IN THE CROSSHAIRS
Finally, Iranian missiles hitting the city center of Tel Aviv revealed that 'even the safest areas of Israel are under threat.' These areas include military and intelligence centers. An Iranian missile that struck the Moshe Dayan Camp, a large military base located in the Ramat Hasharon area of Tel Aviv, indicated that the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) Military Intelligence (AMAN) Headquarters, Military Intelligence School, and other military schools training officers and staff for the Israeli army have also become open targets, especially the intelligence center Unit 8200.
"ONLY ENOUGH STOCK FOR 10-12 DAYS LEFT"
While U.S. President Donald Trump issued a stern ultimatum to Iran to 'immediately halt its nuclear program,' he has not yet made a direct decision for military intervention. As the uncertainty over whether the U.S. will become involved in the war continues, it is claimed that 'Israel's current missile defense capacity will only last for another 10 to 12 days.' Israeli sources claim that to date, 'only 35 out of 400 Iranian missiles have hit their targets, achieving over 90% success,' while the current situation makes it difficult to speak of a military success.