Telegraph Says Iran Hit Five Israeli Bases, Israel Withheld Details

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Published Jul 5, 2025, 10:53 AM

Israel kept quiet about direct hits on five of its military installations during last month’s 12-day war with Iran, The Telegraph reported, citing satellite radar analysis by researchers at Oregon State University. The data indicate that six Iranian missiles struck facilities in the north, south and centre of the country, including a major airbase, an intelligence collection site and a logistics hub.

Under Israel’s strict wartime censorship rules, details of damage to military infrastructure are rarely disclosed. The Israel Defense Forces declined to comment on the report, which contradicts official accounts that described the attacks as largely intercepted or causing only minor harm.

The previously unacknowledged strikes add to the picture of the brief but intense conflict that ended with a cease-fire late last month after reciprocal missile and drone attacks. Israel and Iran have not confirmed the terms of the truce, and regional tensions remain high.

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🇮🇱🇮🇷 Israel hid information about Iran hitting five of its military facilities, including a major airbase — The Telegraph "According to satellite images, six missiles hit facilities in the north, south and center of the country, including an intelligence center and a logistics

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Iranian missiles hit five Israeli military bases during last month’s war, according to radar data obtained by The Telegraph. Citing satellite radar analysis by researchers at Oregon State University, the report says six Iranian missiles struck five military facilities across