Iran attack on Israel leaves 1 dead and 21 injured in Tel Aviv

An explosion is seen in Tel Aviv, Israel, after an attack on the night of Saturday, February 28 John Wessels/AFP One person died and 21 others were injured after an Iranian missile attack on the Tel Aviv region, in Israel, this Saturday (28). The information was released by local authorities and emergency services. FOLLOW coverage of the conflict in real time According to the Associated Press, it is the first death recorded in Israel since the beginning of the exchange of attacks between the two countries, which began this Saturday morning. Images released by international agencies show explosions in the city. Buildings, shops and streets suffered damage. There are still no other details about the attack. A photo from the Associated Press shows a crater opened in a street in Tel Aviv after an Iranian bombing. Buildings in the surrounding area were heavily damaged. See below. Missile fired by Iran causes damage to area of ​​buildings in Tel Aviv, Israel Ohad Zwigenberg/AP Earlier, the Iranian state agency Fars stated that Iran had launched a new round of attacks against Israel and United States military bases with “more advanced” missiles. The Israel Defense Forces confirmed that Iranian missiles hit the country, but did not detail the affected cities. Rescuers were called to assist the victims. According to an emergency service, a series of missiles hit central Israel, causing damage to buildings and causing fires. Emergency services also stated that they treated at least 90 people with minor injuries across the country. There is also a record of a man being rescued in serious condition. Firefighters try to contain fire in building hit by Iranian missile in Tel Aviv, Israel Tomer Neuberg/AP VIDEOS: most watched on g1

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