The Israeli military on Sunday urged civilians to take shelter after new missiles were fired from Iran toward Israel. Sirens were sounded across the country after missiles were detected from Iran, the military said in a statement, and the air force was taking action to eliminate the threat. Journalists in Jerusalem heard the sirens. Earlier, Iranian media reported that an explosion occurred in central Tehran on Sunday, as Israel continued its attacks on Iran for a third day. Tasnim News shared footage of the explosion, which occurred near Vali Asr Square, where smoke was seen rising and debris was scattered. Israel continued its heavy bombardment of Iran on Sunday, targeting defense installations and fuel depots. The attacks followed Iran’s retaliatory strikes launched on Friday, killing 10 people, bringing the death toll to 13. Israeli aircraft hit two fuel depots in Tehran, sending clouds of smoke over the city. According to Iranian media, Israel also attacked a facility affiliated with the Defense Ministry in Isfahan. US President Donald Trump said the attacks were a response to Washington's No connection, but Iran has threatened a strong response if it attacks US interests. According to Israeli police, a missile attack in Bat Yam overnight killed six people and injured 180. In the north, four women were killed when a three-story building collapsed in Tamra. According to Israeli officials, 13 people have been killed and 380 injured since Friday. Iran’s UN ambassador said Friday’s attacks killed 78 people and wounded 320. It is the worst clash between Iran and Israel, raising the risk of a wider war in the Middle East. Israel targeted the Defense Ministry headquarters and nuclear facilities in Tehran, while Iran attacked fuel stations for Israeli warplanes. Iranian President Masoud Peshmerga threatened a strong response in the event of further attacks, while Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu vowed to hit all Iranian targets. The international community has appealed for de-escalation, but Iran has canceled nuclear talks with the United States. Yemen's Houthis also fired missiles at Israel in collaboration with Iran. Turkish President Erdogan warned of the risk of a devastating war in the region in talks with the Saudi Crown Prince.
