Iran targets Israel with 100 ballistic missiles. To exact revenge for the death of Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah, ballistic missiles were launched. The opposing Middle Eastern countries’ warfare, which up until now has mostly been conducted through proxies, has escalated with the deployment of missiles. This is Iran’s second direct attack on Israel in about six months.
According to other sources, a spokesman for the Israel Defense Forces said several missiles were intercepted, but many were also fired at the southern and central parts of the country. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps targeted “important security and military sites” and threatened “more devastating attacks” if Israel responded.
The news of 100 ballistic missiles fired by Iran is trending a lot on Twitter. People on Twitter are fearing that World War 3 may happen, as this is a huge launch. Many videos of attacks on Israel have been shared on Twitter in which all the users have expressed apprehensions about World War 3.
Twitter handle ‘Kenya Gossip Hub’ shared the videos in which they wrote, “Iran has started Attacking Israel with missiles. World War 3 could be here.”
Twitter handle ‘UmdarTamker’ adds a funny video clip and writes, “Iran and Israel fighting to start World War 3. USA after selling weapons to both.”
Twitter handle ‘perc’ shares a game clip and writes, “getting drafted for World War 3 before playing GTA 6,”
Twitter handle ‘PRMundru’ shares attacking videos and writes, “Seeing such videos, it seems that the third world war has started in the world.”
Twitter handle ‘Karthik’ shares a picture and writes, “Germans realizing that they aren’t responsible for World War 3.”
Twitter handle, ‘Lokesh Khatri’ expressing apprehension that World War 3 is near, this is a voting poll, who will you support.”
Several international organizations and governments closely monitor the situation, expressing concern over the potential for a broader regional conflict. Global markets have reacted with increased volatility, and diplomatic efforts are underway to prevent further escalation. The UN has called for restraint from both parties.
