On June 8, 2026, Iran launched multiple missiles targeting Israel. In response, Israel conducted strikes on military targets and a petrochemical complex located in Iran. This marks the first exchange of strikes between the two nations since April.
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Iran and Israel Exchange Missile Strikes
On June 8, 2026, Iran launched missiles at Israel, prompting Israel to strike back at military sites and a petrochemical facility in Iran. This incident represents the first military engagement between the two countries since April.
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Live Updates: Iran and Israel Trade Strikes for the First Time Since April
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Iran and Israel Exchange Missile Strikes