True Promise III, day 3: Impacts recorded across 'Israel'
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For the third day, Iran continues its missile retaliation by launching more attacks on military and strategic sites across "Israel", including Haifa, Tel Aviv, and occupied al-Quds.
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The Israeli Iron Dome fires to intercept missiles over Tel Aviv, occupied Palestine, Sunday, June 15, 2025. (AP)
Iran has launched waves of ballistic missiles on Sunday evening, targeting wide areas in the occupied territories, as it continues its retaliation against the Israeli aggressions on its soil.
Al Mayadeen's correspondent reported that a massive wave of ballistic missiles launched from central and western provinces of Iran was launched towards "Israel". Israeli media later stated that another batch of missiles was launched, citing a security source, with several impacts recorded.
Our correspondent also explained that Iran's Armed Forces used novel weapons in tonight's attacks.
#WATCH | Iranian missiles scored a direct hit in occupied Haifa, with smoke visibly rising from the impact site.#Palestine #Iran pic.twitter.com/HJJwbIfKeX
— Al Mayadeen English (@MayadeenEnglish) June 15, 2025
Israeli media reported that a building was directly impacted in Haifa, with explosions sounding all over the area in addition to al-Quds, while on the other hand, Israeli Channel 12 reported impacts in the northern Occupied Territories, with one account of a building impacted in the area and concerns that it could collapse. Later reports by Israeli media recorded seven injuries as a result of the impact in Haifa.
Israeli media also revealed that several direct hits were recorded throughout "Israel", one of which was of a particularly sensitive nature.
#WATCH | Footage shows the aftermath of Iranian missiles impacting Haifa, which resulted in fires breaking out.#Iran #Palestine pic.twitter.com/NQPFUvf26s
— Al Mayadeen English (@MayadeenEnglish) June 15, 2025
An Israeli media outlet reported that a rocket fell in a moshav near Kiryat Gat, while another rocket landed in Sde Uziyahu in the south.
Iranian Armed Forces issue stern warning to settlers
In a statement released just as the first missile salvo was launched, addressed to Israeli settlers, the Iranian Armed Forces said, "Netanyahu’s criminal regime has launched a doomed aggression based on a grave miscalculation," adding that "Most assuredly, the scope of Iran's destructive retaliation will include all corners of the occupied territories."
The statement issued a stern warning to Israelis living in the occupied Palestinian territories, urging them to leave immediately because these areas "will certainly not be habitable in the near future," according to the sharply worded official statement.
Furthermore, the Iranian Armed Forces asserted that the "scope of Iran's destructive retaliation will include all corners of the occupied territories," emphasizing the accuracy of Iran's missiles in targeting military, strategic, and security facilities belonging to the Zionist entity.
The statement clarified that Iran possesses "a comprehensive target bank covering sensitive sites deep inside the occupied territories, which will be struck in the coming phase."
The Iranian military also called on settlers to prevent the Israeli government from using them as human shields.
The armed forces further stated that Israeli PM Netanyahu was "endangering civilians' lives for his own personal interests," warning that he had committed "crimes that will only end in defeat...ignoring these warnings will lead to even harder days for you."
The statement elaborated by holding the Israeli prime minister responsible for the "failed aggression," asserting that he "launched a doomed aggression based on a reckless and strategically misguided move." They emphasized that these miscalculations "will be met with a crushing and earth-shaking response that will leave the enemy regretting its actions."
In a direct warning to settlers, the Iranian Armed Forces stressed the urgent need to avoid residing near or frequenting the mentioned areas, stating that "even taking shelter underground will not keep you safe."
The statement concluded by cautioning that "those who ignore this warning do so at their own peril."
