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Iran fires 5–7 missiles, all intercepted or failed mid-flight - Channel 14

Jun 18, 2025, 18:06 GMT+1

initial assessments indicate the Islamic Republic fired between five and seven missiles in its latest attack on Israel, Channel 14 in Israel reported Wednesday.

Some were intercepted by air defenses while others failed and fell mid-flight, according to the report.

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