According to N12 journalist Asaf Rosenzweig, the Iranian missile attack on an IDF base unfolded in three waves. The first wave's shrapnel hit the gym, with soldiers sustaining minor injuries while running to bunkers but no fatalities. Hours later, a second siren preceded a missile striking an empty hangar. In the third wave, a missile hit the prefabricated housing where soldiers slept; the siren sounded, but not all soldiers reached shelter in time, resulting in casualties.
New details of an Iranian missile attack on an IDF base have emerged from N12 journalist Asaf Rosenzweig. According to the report, the attack unfolded in three waves over several hours, with the first wave's shrapnel hitting the base gym, causing minor injuries to soldiers running to bunkers but no deaths. A second siren hours later preceded a missile strike on an empty hangar. The third wave saw a missile hit the prefabricated housing where soldiers slept; the siren sounded, but not all soldiers reached shelter in time, resulting in injuries.
The report does not specify the base's name, location, or the number of casualties. The account is based on a single source and has not been independently confirmed by the IDF or other official channels. As of this writing, the IDF has not commented on the report.
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