A new wave of Iranian missiles has pounded the occupied territories, with projectiles reportedly striking near from the office of Zionist regime Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in occupied al-Quds.

The Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran launched the massive new missile barrage against the occupied Palestinian territories earlier on Tuesday.

Various images have already circulated online, showing Iranian missiles streaking across the skies over different areas, including the occupied West Bank.

Media outlets reported massive explosions rocking the region, particularly in occupied al-Quds.

Highlighting a significant failure of the region’s defense networks, media sources announced that the sound of several massive blasts was heard even before warning sirens were activated.

Furthermore, some Zionist media outlets reported that “only one Iranian missile was intercepted.”

According to these reports, the rest of the Iranian missiles successfully bypassed the Zionist regime’s air defense systems and struck their intended targets.

This fierce retaliation falls strictly within the framework of the Iranian Armed Forces’ legitimate response to a large-scale and unprovoked war launched by the United States and Israel on February 28.

That unprovoked aggression was ignited by the assassination of the former Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei, alongside several high-ranking military commanders.

The deadly US-Israeli campaign was launched despite ongoing, indirect negotiations between Tehran and Washington regarding Iran’s peaceful nuclear program.

Since the outbreak of this unprovoked war, US and Israeli forces have conducted extensive aerial strikes on both military and civilian installations across Iran, causing significant casualties.

In response to the continued aggression, Iran’s military has maintained a steady campaign of massive missile and drone attacks, aggressively targeting US interests in the region and Israeli positions throughout the occupied territories.

Source: Press TV