Iran launched missiles from the northwestern cities of Tabriz and Kermanshah on Wednesday morning, according to reports from Iran and Israeli media. Explosions were heard in Eilat and falling interception debris was reported west of the city, with footage showing smoke in the mountains after launches from Jordan. A separate unverified claim from an Arabic-language analyst suggests the United States may have struck the launcher in Kermanshah.
Missile launches from the Iranian cities of Tabriz and Kermanshah triggered explosions and falling interception debris near Eilat on Wednesday morning, according to reports from Israel's N12 news and Iranian sources. Footage captured smoke in the mountains near Eilat after the launches, which were reported crossing into Jordan.
As The Zioneer reported earlier, additional launches were observed from Kermanshah at 10:53, following the initial detection from Tabriz at 10:37. At 11:33, the Arabic-language security analyst Abu Saleh claimed that the Kermanshah launch occurred about 40 minutes earlier and speculated that the United States may have struck the launcher. This claim is single-sourced and unverified.
The launches are part of a series of Iranian missile activities from northwestern cities reported over the past weeks. The target of the missiles remains unclear, and no casualties or damage have been reported in Eilat. The interception debris west of the city has not been confirmed by official Israeli sources.
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