Iranian Missile Hits Israel, Injures 20

0:00On March 21st, an Iranian ballistic missile struck the Israeli city of Demona, injuring about 20 people including a 10-year-old boy and moderate, condition from shrapnel wounds, others suffered cuts while heading to shelters or from anxiety, emergency teams treated victims on site, footage captured the missile speeding toward a residential neighborhood, evading an interceptor and exploding in a massive fireball. missiles rescue forces rushed to the area near the Negev Nuclear Research Center in the desert. This attack came shortly after Iran launched two ballistic missiles at Diego Garcia, a joint U.S. and UK base in the Indian Ocean. One failed mid-flight and a U.S. warship down the other, marking the first known strike there. The incident's highlight Iran's missiles reaching farther than claimed, covering nearly 4,000 kilometers instead of 2,000, putting parts of Western Europe at potential risk. Officials continue monitoring tensions, with Britain pledging not to use its cypress bases for offensive actions amid the escalating exchanges.