Iran launches missile attack on Israel again

Tehran: Iran launched another missile attack on Israel, targeting military bases, air bases, and command and control centers.

According to Israeli media, loud explosions were heard in the capital, Tel Aviv, and missiles fired from Iran at night also fell in the Dan Gush region of central Israel.

Israeli media say that fragments from the missile set fire to a residential building in Dan Gush. The Israeli Air Force is targeting missile storage and launching infrastructure in central Iran.

A spokesman for Iran’s Khatam al-Anbiya headquarters said that fresh missile attacks were carried out on Israeli cities, targeting military bases, two air bases, defense industries, and command and control centers.

The spokesman stated that Iran’s surprise attacks will force Israel to its knees. If the US joins, its military bases in the region will also face threats.

On the other hand, Iran has also announced that it will not discuss nuclear talks until Israeli attacks stop.

On Friday, the foreign ministers of Germany, France, and the United Kingdom held talks with their Iranian counterparts in Geneva, Switzerland. European foreign ministers urged Iran to join the negotiations with the United States, but Iran refused.

Speaking to the media after the talks, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said that Iran was ready to consider diplomacy once again, but made it clear that there could be no talks on Iran's defense capabilities.

The Iranian foreign minister stated that Israel should stop attacking Iranian civilians, and that negotiations on nuclear talks would not be possible until Israel stopped its attacks.