CNN International reporter Jeremy Diamond was at the scene of one of Iran’s attacks on Israel and revealed the extent of the damage caused by the bombing.
The images show a scene of destruction at an elementary school in central Israel, where an Iranian missile left a significant crater.
According to the journalist, the crater is approximately 3 to 4 meters deep. Investigation teams were at the scene collecting shrapnel to identify the type of missile used in the attack.
Although Israeli military authorities have not officially confirmed the origin of the projectile, it is believed to be part of 180 ballistic missiles launched by Iran against central and southern Israel.
Impact on school areas
The images captured by the reporter show the devastating impact of the attack on an educational area. A classroom, apparently for the second year, had part of its walls destroyed, highlighting the seriousness of the situation.
The destruction within the school environment highlights the vulnerability of civilian areas in the face of military conflicts.
In response to the Iranian attack, the Israeli government and military forces declared that there will be a “decisive response”. However, details about the nature or timing of this retaliation have not yet been released.
The incident marks a significant escalation in tensions between Iran and Israel, raising concerns about regional stability and the possibility of a broader conflict in the Middle East.
The international community is closely watching developments, fearing a potential spiral of violence in the region.
This content was originally published in CNN reporter shows missile crater in Israel after Iranian attack on the CNN Brasil website.
Source: CNN Brasil
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