Just a short while ago, a single Iranian missile struck 16 different locations across Greater Tel Aviv!

 Ahmed Shukri Mohammed

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Just a short while ago, a single Iranian missile struck 16 different locations across Greater Tel Aviv!

You can’t imagine the destruction that just happened to the “sons of Rachel.” It was a calm Iranian strike using a new cluster-type missile that releases sub-munitions.

What does that mean?

It means the missile splits in the sky above the area it is targeting and turns into 16 fragments at once (according to statements from the Israelis themselves). These fragments are said to be very large, each one comparable to a missile on its own. All of them reportedly evaded air defenses and struck areas around the city at the same time.

Reports and images coming from there show massive and unexpected destruction, to the point that a single missile of this type allegedly hit 16 locations at once in Tel Aviv, Bnei Brak, and Petah Tikva—including buildings, solar-power stations, and fuel stations—within an area estimated by some sources to be roughly a one-kilometer radius.

All of that from just one missile. Imagine if 10 or 20 were launched together.

At the same time, missile barrages are reportedly still heading toward Ashdod, while the northern front is also active, with rocket warheads fired from southern Lebanon targeting the Upper Galilee area.

The Iranians appear to be operating forcefully against the Israelis. It seems they may have reduced the number of missiles slightly because they are now using more destructive, advanced-generation types, especially with the apparent decline in the effectiveness of the Iron Dome. Because of this, the United States reportedly dispatched a Boeing C-17 Globemaster III military cargo aircraft from Alabama to Nevatim Airbase to deliver interceptor missiles and reinforce air defenses after heavy strain during the past hours