No immediate reports of injuries following Iran missile attack on central Israel — medics

Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian is The Times of Israel's military correspondent

There are no immediate reports of injuries following the latest Iranian ballistic missile attack on central Israel, medics say.

According to military assessments, a small number of missiles were launched in the salvo.

Missile fragments and submunitions from a cluster bomb warhead impacted in several areas, causing damage, according to the police. One impact site in a central town sparked a fire, rescue services say.

Sirens had sounded in Tel Aviv and the surrounding area in central Israel amid the attack, the eighth from Iran since midnight.

The IDF Home Front Command says civilians in areas where sirens sounded can now leave bomb shelters, but should remain close to them.

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