Iran rains missiles on Israel.

Iranian state television reported that the country's military had launched a new wave of missiles toward Israel, escalating tensions in the Middle East.

At just after 9:45 a.m. on June 8 (local time), Israel and Iranian state television IRIB reported a new Iranian missile launch targeting Israel. Simultaneously, air raid sirens sounded throughout Israel.

Iran launched its first missile attack on Israel at around 10 PM last night, June 7th (which is just over 2 AM this morning, Vietnam time). The attack lasted a few minutes, with about a dozen ballistic missiles launched from Iran, heading towards northern Israel.

Apartments destroyed by Israeli airstrike. (Photo: AP)

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The West calls for restraint as Iran prepares to retaliate against Israel.

According to Professor Benjamin Radd, a lecturer at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) School of Law, Iran's attack on Israel pushes Israel's "red line" into confrontation with Trump's de-escalation stance, an area that Iran "is seeking to exploit."

(Source: CNN)

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