One Killed, More Than 12 Injured in Iranian Missile Strike on Greater Tel Aviv

At least one person was killed and more than 12 others were injured after Iranian missiles struck multiple locations across the Greater Tel Aviv area, including the city of Beit Shemesh, according to Israeli emergency services and local reports.

The attack caused significant damage to residential areas, with around ten homes affected to varying degrees, in addition to dozens of damaged vehicles.

Eliad Kadmon, a senior paramedic with Magen David Adom, said emergency teams responded immediately after receiving reports of impacts. “We arrived with intensive care units, ambulances, and motorcycles. We found destruction at the scene and several people conscious. We are providing first aid to those with light injuries and continuing to scan the area for additional casualties,” he said.

Israeli media identified the victim as Vyacheslav Fedment, 52, from Ashdod. He had been working as a security guard at the site since the start of the conflict. Reports said he had completed his shift shortly before the attack but remained in the area and was not inside a protected shelter when the sirens sounded. He was killed by shrapnel injuries to the head.

The strike comes amid ongoing escalation in the region, with continued exchanges of attacks raising concerns over further civilian casualties and damage to infrastructure.