The number of Israelis who sought medical help after the Iranian strikes was named

Israeli authorities have named the number of Israelis who sought medical help after the Iranian strikes

After Iran’s attack on Israel, 31 people sought medical help, RIA Novosti reports citing the press service of the Israeli Ambulance Service (MDA).

As noted, we are talking about people who experienced a feeling of severe anxiety or were injured on the way to shelters.

One Bedouin girl in southern Israel was also reported to have been injured.

As reported, on the night from Saturday to Sunday, Iran attacked Israeli territory with kamikaze drones. Israeli authorities said that about 200 missiles and drones were launched from Iran. In Iran, the attack was justified by the recent Israeli attack on the Iranian consulate in Syria. It was also reported that Israel was attacked not only from Iran, but also from other states, including Yemen.

The Pentagon confirmed Iran’s attack on Israel; the leaders of Great Britain, France, Germany and the EU condemned the Iranian attack.

Eyewitnesses later reported that explosions were heard in the sky over Jerusalem, and the alarm was declared throughout the country. The US and British Air Forces helped repel the attack of Iranian drones and missiles.

Subsequently, the Iranian mission to the UN appealed to the US authorities, urging them to “stay away” from the conflict between Tehran and Tel Aviv. The statement said that the Iranian army’s attack on Israeli territory was self-defense.

Earlier, the United States considered it likely that Iran could attack Israel on Sunday morning. The day before, US President Joe Biden called on Iran not to attack Israel.

The White House reported that the American leader interrupted his day off and returned to his workplace in order to consult with security advisers on the escalating situation in the Middle East.