An Iranian missile strike on southern Israel has caused power outages affecting nearly 8,000 residents, according to Israel’s Energy Minister Eli Cohen. Authorities had anticipated possible damage and aimed to restore electricity within hours. The Israel Electric Corporation confirmed damage to strategic infrastructure and dispatched teams to repair and monitor security risks. The missile attacks also triggered warning sirens across major cities, disrupting an emergency parliamentary session as officials took shelter amid fears of widespread destruction.
Thousands of people in southern Israel have been left without electricity following a missile attack by Iran. According to BBC, citing Israel’s Energy Minister Eli Cohen, nearly 8,000 people lost power this morning after the Iranian missile strike.
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