Iranian missiles have struck near the Israeli nuclear facility in Dimona. According to local sources, at least six powerful explosions were recorded near the center, causing considerable concern in the region. However, there is currently no confirmed information about direct damage to the nuclear facility or casualties.

The strike was part of a second wave of rocket fire from Iran that targeted several strategic Israeli sites, including key infrastructure and military targets, the sources said. Hundreds of rockets were launched in the attack, most of which were intercepted by the Iron Dome missile defense system, according to the Israeli military. However, several rockets reached areas near Dimona, home to one of the main sites of Israel's nuclear program.

Information about possible damage or disruption to the nuclear center remains contradictory. At the moment, Israeli officials are refraining from commenting on the condition of the facility. However, the level of anxiety in the country has increased sharply amid ongoing attacks that threaten strategically important facilities.