Serangan Balasan Iran ke Israel Pasca Fordow

Summary

The transcript details Iran's retaliatory missile attack on Israel following the U.S. strike on Iran's Fordo nuclear facility on June 22, 2025. It describes the immediate aftermath, including casualties, injuries, and the damage caused by cluster bomb missiles. It highlights the actions of emergency organizations, such as Magen David Adom and United Hatsalah, and the challenges posed by missile debris and collapsed buildings. The Israeli government emphasizes the importance of public cooperation during attacks, stressing safety and security measures. The narrative underscores the ongoing conflict and Israel's resilience in the face of aggression.

Takeaways

• 😀 Iran retaliated against Israel after the United States attacked the Fordo nuclear facility on June 22, 2025.
• 😀 Alarm sirens sounded in Israel following the missile attacks, which involved cluster bombs causing casualties.
• 😀 A total of 11 people were rushed to the hospital, with one having moderate injuries and ten with minor injuries.
• 😀 The exact location of the missile impact was not disclosed to protect against further attacks and precise targeting.
• 😀 Fragmented missile debris also landed in Palestinian Authority territory.
• 😀 Israeli volunteer organizations, including United Hatsalah, treated people injured in the attack, with 20 individuals receiving minor treatment.
• 😀 Israeli border soldiers assisted with evacuations and helped elderly residents in the impacted area.
• 😀 Cluster bomb missiles fired by Iran explode in the air, dispersing multiple smaller bombs over a wider area.
• 😀 Iranian missile attacks, part of Operation Amalafi, have resulted in 24 deaths, 1,272 injuries, and significant damage, with over 30,000 reports of destruction.
• 😀 Israeli President Isak Hersock visited the missile impact site to assess the damage and address the public.
• 😀 Israeli authorities emphasize safety procedures, including seeking shelter when sirens sound and avoiding post-impact areas due to the danger from collapsed structures and unexploded missile debris.

Q & A

What was the cause of the missile strike on Israel on June 22, 2025?

The missile strike on Israel was a retaliatory attack by Iran in response to the United States' attack on Iran's Fordo nuclear facility on June 22, 2025.

How many people were reported injured in the missile attack on Israel?

The Israeli Red Cross Magen David Adom reported 11 victims, with 1 person suffering moderate injuries and 10 others with minor injuries.

Why does Magen David Adom avoid mentioning the location of missile attacks?

Magen David Adom avoids mentioning the location of missile attacks to prevent giving precise coordinates that could make the area a target for future missile strikes.

What other territory, besides Israel, was affected by the missile attack?

In addition to Israeli territory, missile fragments also fell on Palestinian Authority territory.

Which organizations were involved in the response to the missile strike?

Both Magen David Adom and the Israeli volunteer organization United Hatsalah responded to the missile attack. United Hatsalah treated 20 people with minor injuries.

Why is the area surrounding the missile impact site often evacuated?

The area surrounding the missile impact site is evacuated due to concerns that buildings could collapse, as well as the danger posed by cluster bomb missiles that explode into smaller bombs in the air.

What type of missiles did Iran use in their attack on Israel?

Iran used cluster bomb type missiles, which explode in the air and release multiple smaller bombs upon detonation.

How many missiles and drones has Iran fired at Israel since the operation Amalafi?

Since the operation Amalafi, Iran has fired 450 missiles and more than 1000 drones at Israel.

What was the overall impact of these missile and drone attacks on Israel?

The attacks have resulted in 24 deaths, 1272 injuries, including 14 serious injuries, with more than 30,000 reports of damage to buildings and property, and over 8,000 people being evacuated.

What message did Israeli officials convey to the public in response to the missile strikes?

Israeli officials urged the public to cooperate by heading to safe areas during sirens, staying away from impact sites due to dangers like structural collapse and live wires, and refraining from posting real-time videos or pictures that could assist those wishing to harm Israel.