An Iranian missile with a cluster warhead has fallen in Tel Aviv, CNN reported. The ammunition exploded in various places in the city, causing destruction and fires.
There were no reports of injuries, as there was an airstrike alert before the attack and people took shelter. Despite the attack, city authorities are warning residents not to approach missile debris, as it could be unexploded cluster munitions.
Such warheads on Iranian ballistic missiles pose a major challenge even for Israeli air defenses.
While a conventional missile can be intercepted and destroyed in flight, cluster munitions have a dispersion of very small munitions that can be practically neutralized and cover a very large area of destruction.
Iran threatens to attack oil infrastructure with American participation in all Middle Eastern countries, reports CNN.
A statement was made to the Iranian national media by the spokesman for the Central Command, Hatam al-Anbiya. According to him, any attack on Iranian oil facilities will lead to a retaliatory strike. The threat comes after US President Donald Trump announced that the military infrastructure on Kharg Island had been liquidated.
The main hub for the export of Iranian oil and oil products is also located there. Trump stressed that he did not intentionally give the order to destroy the oil pipeline system and tanker terminals.
"However, I will reconsider this decision immediately if Iran, or anyone else, prevents the free passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz," he said categorically.
The US has announced a reward of 10 million dollars for information that can lead them to the new Iranian spiritual leader, Mojtaba Khamenei.
This is clear from a message published on the Rewards for Justice portal, supported by the US government.
The message says that in addition to Khamenei, a reward will also be given for information on senior members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). The organization plays a central role in using terrorism as a major tool of Iran's state policy, the message states.
The IRGC is responsible for numerous deadly attacks against Americans and US facilities. The organization also has a key influence in economic and political power in Iran.
Among the individuals for whom information is sought, in addition to Khamenei, are his chief of staff Ali Agshar Hejazi, military advisor General Yahya Rafim Safavi, Ali Larijani, Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni, Intelligence and Security Minister Esmail Khatib, and four other unnamed members of the IRGC.
Iranian hackers have penetrated the network and destroyed the database of the leading American medical device company Stryker, Zero Day reported.
The Handala hacking group has published messages on the company's compromised system claiming responsibility for the attack, which was in response to the missile strike on a school in Iran. The explosion killed 168 children and 14 teachers.
Computer specialists penetrated Stryker's network and deleted data from over 200,000 servers, computers, phones and systems worldwide. Nearly 50 terabytes of data about the company's activities were also stolen - projects, drawings, production secrets.
In a statement on its website, the company assures that despite the serious difficulties, their activities will not be affected. The security of hospital beds, which have separate levels of protection, is also guaranteed.
Stryker produces highly specialized medical devices, such as hospital beds, defibrillators, ultrasound machines, robotic joint replacement systems and others. Their client is also the US Department of Defense, and in 2020 Stryker signed a contract for 225 million dollars for the supply of clinical equipment. Last year, the Pentagon expanded the contract by another $450 million.