A fire was burning near an oil refinery in the northern Israeli city of Haifa following an Iranian missile attack, the BBC reported citing a video it said it had verified.
“Shameful: Israel targets peaceful nuclear facilities, bombs homes and kills Iranians in cold blood in blatant violation of international law,” foreign ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei wrote on X on Saturday.
"Yet #Macron chooses *now* to spin Iran's nuclear program.The hypocrisy is staggering," he added, referring to French President Emannuel Macron.

Israel continued its expansive military campaign against Iran on Saturday, striking energy and military infrastructure across the country, while Iran launched another salvo of missiles into Israeli territory.
The latest exchanges have raised fears of further escalation and devastation, as both sides harden their rhetoric and show no signs of backing down.
Here's a brief summary of the main developments so far.
Israel escalates with oil strikes as death toll surpasses 200
Iran hits Haifa, Tel Aviv in fresh missile salvo
Civilian toll mounts
Global leaders pleas for calm
Israel claims hits on nuclear and military sites
Iran signals withdrawal from US talks
Israel kill several top Iranian generals
Markets, global transport feel the shock
Diplomatic efforts intensify but falter
Strategic outlook: containment or collapse?
United States forces are working to repel Iranian missile launches by land, air and sea, the Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday citing US officials.
Jets, navy destroyers and ground-based air defenses were activated to defend Israel even before Iranian retaliatory strikes began, it added.
Iran so far has fired about 200 ballistic missiles in four waves and over 200 drones at Israel, the newspaper cited an Israeli source as saying.
Israel has asked the United States to join its campaign against Iran to end its nuclear program, Israeli outlet Walla news cited a senior US official as saying, who added that the Trump administration is not considering such a move.






