New Wave of Missiles Launched by Iran Amidst Conflict with Israel

(Tehran, 15th) Iranian state television announced early on the 15th that Iran launched a new wave of missiles at Israel, marking the third consecutive day of conflict between the two adversary nations.
 According to AFP, Iranian state television reported around 3:10 AM local time (7:40 AM Malaysia time): "A new wave of attacks began a few minutes ago." They broadcast live footage from Israel simultaneously.

In the early morning of the 15th, air raid sirens and sounds of explosions were heard in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, Israel.
The Israeli military posted on the social platform X stating that when alarms were sounded in dozens of cities and communities nationwide, millions of Israelis were "running to shelters."
Meanwhile, on the early morning of the 15th, Iranian media reported that two oil storage facilities near Tehran were attacked by Israel on the night of the 14th.
Israeli Defense Forces spokesperson Efi Daeferin said at a press conference on the 14th that Israeli military airstrikes against Iran have been ongoing for 40 hours, covering over 150 targets, continuously striking Iranian strategic military targets, nuclear program targets, and senior officials.
Since the early morning of the 13th, Israel has been launching large-scale airstrikes on Iran, bombing nuclear facilities and military targets, causing numerous casualties. Iran retaliated that night by deploying ballistic missiles and drones. On the 14th, both sides continued to launch airstrikes against each other.