JERUSALEM/BEIRUT: West Asia moved closer to a long-feared local battle Wednesday, a moment after Iran fired over 180 rockets at Israel.
Israel claimed that as its troops pushed its northern neighbor into its southern neighbor, eight of its soldiers were killed in combat in Syria. The Israeli army suffered the most casualties on the front of the border in the last year, according to the loss. According to Hezbollah, it has destroyed three Jewish Merkava vehicles.
Iran said Wednesday its missile strike, which was only aimed at Jewish military services and hit three of its foundations, was over, barring more offense.
Jewish PM Benjamin Netanyahu, in a sympathy videos, said:” We are at the top of a tough battle against Iran’s Axis of Evil, which wants to destroy us. This will not arise because we will walk together and with God’s help, we may gain up”.
The UN Security Council set up an urgent meeting for Wednesday. G7 officials expressed” strong problem” over the issue but said a diplomatic solution was nevertheless viable and a region-wide issue was in no one’s attention. Joe Biden, the president of the United States, stated that” there will be some restrictions imposed on Iran.” He, nevertheless, said he would never again a attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities.
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